FAQ

Fantasy football auction draft questions, answered

Everything about Auction Board — $14.99 for the 2027 edition, with 33% off for waitlist members. Looking for the full feature list or the free fantasy football draft tools?

What is Auction Board?

A live draft board for fantasy football auction leagues. One computer runs the draft on a TV or projector; everyone else can watch live from their phones. Every roster, budget and max bid is visible on one screen for the whole room.

How much does it cost?

$14.99 for the 2027 edition. One payment, no subscription. Join the waitlist before launch and you get 33% off — the discount code arrives with the launch email in July.

When does the 2027 edition launch?

July 2027, ahead of draft season. Everyone on the waitlist gets one email when it goes on sale — no spam before that.

What does it run on?

Any modern browser on Windows or macOS. Nothing to install for viewers — the live room opens in a phone browser with a link or a six-character room code.

Does my league need accounts to watch?

No. Open a room, share the link or code, and managers watch read-only from their phones. No accounts, nothing to install, and nobody can touch the board.

Can I customise it for my league?

Yes. 8, 10 or 12 managers, any roster shape including superflex (up to 30 slots), a different salary per manager, and per-position caps. Every NFL roster plus free agents and all 32 defences are preloaded, and you can add missing players in seconds.

What happens if something goes wrong mid-draft?

The draft saves to a real file on disk after every pick, so a crash or power cut costs nothing. Click any drafted player to change the price, swap the player or move them, and full undo is built in.

Does it manage my season too?

No. It runs draft night — no keeper or dynasty handling, no live scoring, and it's football only.

Are the free tools really free?

Yes. The draft order randomizer and auction budget calculator at /tools are free with no signup.

How do I get help?

Email support@fantasyauctionboard.com and a real person replies.