About FPLMan

FPLMan is built to help Fantasy Premier League managers make clearer, faster and more informed decisions throughout the season.

What FPLMan does

FPLMan pulls together the data an FPL manager would otherwise gather from a dozen places, and puts it next to the fifteen players you actually own. Add your FPL manager ID once and your squad syncs automatically after every round, so the advice always reflects your real team.

  • Player projections and comparisons

    Projected points for the coming gameweek, ranked by position, with each player's season average, price and opponent alongside. Search and sort the full player list, or open a player page for the detail.

  • Captain recommendations

    A shortlist for the armband from your own squad, with the projected upside behind each name.

  • Transfer suggestions

    Swaps rated above your current picks, position by position, costed against your bank once your squad is synced.

  • Five-gameweek transfer planning

    Map moves across the next five gameweeks, with free-transfer banking and points hits worked out.

  • Chip guidance

    A play, consider or hold verdict on the Wildcard, Bench Boost, Triple Captain and Free Hit, with the gameweek window to aim for.

  • Fixtures and score predictions

    Predicted scorelines and win likelihood for every fixture, plus fixture difficulty across the coming gameweeks.

  • Player form and price history

    Form and price charts on every player page, built from each gameweek's official numbers.

  • Squad price-change tracking

    The rises and falls across your squad, reconciled against the nightly price windows.

  • Podcast and football-news summaries

    The big FPL shows and the press turned into a per-player read, filtered to the players you own.

  • Deadline-day email briefings

    Your captain pick, transfer ideas and starting XI in your inbox before the deadline, with the sections you choose.

  • Team of the Week

    The projected XI for the coming round, picked from the whole player pool rather than your squad.

  • Differentials

    Low-ownership picks worth a look for the coming gameweek, with the projection behind each.

  • Mini leagues

    Your standing in your own FPL mini leagues, read live from the official standings.

Some features are free and some are part of Pro — the pricing page lists which is which.

How FPLMan works

Every projection starts with the official Fantasy Premier League statistics — minutes, form, goals, assists and the underlying numbers behind them — read together with how a player has performed historically and how hard the fixtures ahead of them look. It is all recalculated every gameweek, so what you see is the current picture rather than last month's.

Alongside that sits what the FPL community is saying. FPLMan follows the well-known podcasts and analysis sites and tracks which players they are talking about and how warmly, then feeds that consensus into the projection itself, alongside their form, expected minutes and fixtures. Price and ownership are shown next to a projection rather than folded into it. Where the numbers and the conversation disagree, you get to see both.

All of it is information to weigh, not a forecast of what will happen: football does not cooperate, and no model here can tell you what your rank will be. The decisions stay yours.

Data sources

Every source FPLMan reads is listed below — the complete list, nothing held back.

Rather than relying on a single opinion, FPLMan's AI reads across all of that coverage and picks out the updates that matter. That reading is an input to the projections rather than a footnote to them: consistently strong or negative coverage moves a player's projected points up or down, on top of what the official statistics say.

Official Fantasy Premier League data

Every projection starts here: the scoring history, form and minutes read from the official Fantasy Premier League API after each round. The same API supplies the prices and ownership shown alongside a projection.

Football news and analysis

Written coverage — team news, injuries and analysis — read for what it says about individual players.

Fantasy Premier League podcasts

The shows FPLMan follows. What they say about individual players is read the same way as the written coverage, so a name being talked up moves its projection.

Sources change as shows start and stop and as coverage moves around. This list is generated from the feeds FPLMan is actually configured to read, so it changes the moment they do — and when one is dropped, what it already contributed can still count towards that gameweek until the next round is worked out.

About the developer

FPLMan is an independent product, built and maintained by a solo developer who plays Fantasy Premier League and got tired of keeping fifteen browser tabs open every Friday. There is no company behind it and no team — just one person, which is worth knowing both because it explains the pace of new features and because your support emails are read by the person who wrote the code.

Feature requests, bug reports and disagreements with the projections are all genuinely welcome.

Contact

The fastest way to reach FPLMan is email. Support, billing questions, refund requests and privacy requests all go to the same address.

The legal bits

How your data is handled is set out in the privacy policy, and the terms you agree to by using FPLMan are in the terms of service.

Still being built

FPLMan is updated throughout the Premier League season as fixtures, player data and Fantasy Premier League information change. New features and improvements are released regularly, and what gets built next is shaped by what people ask for.