FPL Team: price, features and alternatives

FPL transfer planner, solver, live rank and predicted lineups with AI assistant. As of 11 Oct 2026: Free, or from £2.08/mo.

Price
Free, or from £2.08/mo
Platforms
Web, iPhone, Android
Free version
Free, no-login planning with ads; paid plans remove ads and add features.
Account needed
No
Made by
FPL Team Ltd

What FPL Team does

FPL Team (fpl.team) is a Fantasy Premier League planning and live-data service available on the web, iOS and Android, and it also supports Eliteserien. Features include a gameweek planner from GW1 to GW38 with multiple synced drafts and draft comparison, a transfer solver, live rank and live mini-league tracking, elite top-10k stats, price change alerts, predicted lineups for all 20 Premier League teams, player predictions, an AI assistant, manager rankings and push notifications. Paid plans are Wonderkid and Seasoned Veteran, with annual billing lowering the monthly rate; higher tiers add private leagues, full stats and more AI assistant tokens. The site says it offers free, no-login instant results.

Best for: FPL managers planning transfers weeks ahead and tracking live rank

Not yet tested hands-on by 11.football. This summary comes from FPL Team's own pages and store listings, checked 11 Oct 2026.

How much does FPL Team cost?

PlanPriceBilledRegion
Wonderkid (billed annually)per user, billed annually£2.08MonthlyGB
Wonderkidper user£2.49MonthlyGB
Seasoned Veteran (billed annually)per user, billed annually£4.16MonthlyGB
Seasoned Veteranper user£4.99MonthlyGB

Prices as published by FPL Team, checked 11 Oct 2026. Pricing page.

Features

As fpl planners & ai assistants

What it does
Planner, live rank, AI assistant, mini-leagues, projections
FPL login
No login
Own points predictions
Yes
Premium unlocks
AI assistant tokens, private leagues, full stats, all predicted lineups, full transfer solves

As fpl live rank & mini-league trackers

Live rank
Yes
Live mini-league tables
Yes
Live bonus points
Yes
FPL login
No login

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