The FantasyAdvisor ThatActually KnowsYour Team

No — GridironHQ works on top of your league. You keep your league exactly where it is; GridironHQ connects to it and gives you a smarter advisory layer on top. It connects to Sleeper and ESPN. Yahoo isn't supported yet.

Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial and no credit card is required to begin. If you don't add a payment method by the end of the trial, access simply pauses — you're never charged by surprise. You can also try the full interactive demo with no account at all.

Yes. Pick'Em pools cost nothing, take no credit card, and don't run on a trial clock — you can run a pool all season without ever paying. You do need a free GridironHQ account to join a pool and make picks; an invite link lets you see the pool before you sign in. Commissioners get the whole thing free too: weekly slates, slate curation, invites, automatic settlement, standings, and the AI recap. You don't need to connect a fantasy league to use it. If your pool charges an entry fee, that's between you and your league — GridironHQ tracks who has paid but never holds or moves the money.

Yes — one click from your account page, any time. Cancelling stops future billing and you keep access through the end of the period you've already paid for.

Yes — this is the whole point. When you connect your Sleeper or ESPN league, GridironHQ imports your actual roster, your scoring format, your record, and your playoff situation. Every AI response is built around your specific team, not generic advice.

Yes — in the app, free with a sign-up: no card, no league, no roster needed. Put players on each side and it prices the deal by current market value. The format picker is the point, not a setting: the same four players change sides on the toggle alone. A trade that looks even in a one-quarterback redraft league can be lopsided in dynasty superflex, because a starting quarterback is worth substantially more in one than the other — which is why it beats the first calculator in a search result for a dynasty or superflex league. It knows nothing about either roster. The roster-aware version — whether a deal actually improves your lineup and your title outlook — is the Trade Analyzer on the Advisor tier.

Sleeper and ESPN. Sleeper connects with your username and everything imports automatically; ESPN takes a one-minute copy-paste step, walked through on the Help page. Yahoo isn't supported yet — when it connects, it will connect properly.

It's a payment directory and a ledger — not a bank. You publish the payment methods your league already uses (Venmo, Cash App, Zelle, PayPal, bank transfer) on a shareable page, members pay you directly through those methods and mark themselves as paid, and you approve or reject each claim. GridironHQ shows you who has paid and who hasn't. GridironHQ never holds, moves, escrows, or pays out your league's money — the money never touches us.

Yes — and keeper leagues too. The keeper calculator is on the Free plan: it works out whether keeping a player is worth the draft round he costs, reads your league's cost rules from its own past drafts, counts traded picks so a pick you no longer hold isn't charged to you, and says plainly when it can't work something out. Free also holds The Vault — your complete league history — the Trade Desk and the trade value calculator, both of which price a deal in dynasty or superflex as readily as in redraft, and the Draft Center's mock drafts. Front Office adds the analytics made from that history: Dynasty Power Rankings, the Luck Index, Clutch Factor, Consistency Score, and ARGUS historical league analysis.

The Vault is GridironHQ's league history module, and it's free. It connects to your Sleeper or ESPN league — or takes a pasted spreadsheet — walks your complete season history, and builds all-time standings, H2H records, championship history, milestone chases, and a read-only link to share with your league. The analytics made from that history — Luck Index, Clutch Factor, Consistency Score, Dynasty Power Rankings, and ARGUS's analysis of your league's patterns and rivalries — are Front Office.

Free is every league's essentials — The Vault, the keeper calculator, the Draft Center's mock drafts, the Trade Desk, the trade value calculator, and Pick'Em pools — computed from your league's own data, so it costs nothing. Advisor is where ARGUS starts: AI advice on your own roster — start/sit, the trade analyzer, waiver scoring, player news, the Draft Guide, and the championship math under all of it. Commissioner is for the person running the league — treasury and manager intel on top of Advisor. Front Office is the analysis of your league's history: the Luck Index, Clutch Factor, Consistency Score, Dynasty Power Rankings, and ARGUS's read of your league's eras and rivalries, on top of the free Vault.

ARGUS analyzes your current roster, recent player news, and depth chart positions to generate a personalized team grade (A–F), key strengths and concerns, player spotlights with buy/sell/hold ratings, and a customized draft strategy. Available right now during the offseason — no need to wait for September.

Yes. GridironHQ supports multiple leagues per account. Connect your Sleeper leagues and import your ESPN leagues, then view them all together on the Portfolio Dashboard.