Features
Everything the fantasy football auction draft board does
Fantasy Auction Board is fantasy football auction draft software built for one screen your whole league watches. Read the fantasy auction board pricing or the fantasy auction draft FAQ.
Fantasy auction features, group by group
The whole board, all night
- Every manager gets a column showing all their roster slots — starters and bench
- Max bid in large type at the top of each column, recalculated after every sale
- Dollars left, slots open and dollars per remaining slot, per manager
- Positions colour-coded across the board, so roster shape reads at a glance
- The nominated player shown large across the top for the whole room
- A green SOLD flash naming the player, the buyer and the price
Math you don't have to check
- Max bid = salary − spent − a dollar held back for every slot still to fill
- Managers who can't afford the current bid dim out live as you type it
- Managers already at a position limit grey out the moment that position comes up
- Bids that break a rule are blocked, with a plain-English reason
- The same player can't be drafted twice
Four seconds a pick
- Every player on an NFL roster preloaded, plus all team defenses
- Type three letters, arrow down, Enter — no full names, no team abbreviations
- Current team, overall rank, positional rank and last season's points on every player
- Pick the winner by clicking their column, or typing a name, initials or number
- Entirely keyboard-driven from nomination to sold
- A searchable player pool you can nominate straight from, and a running draft log
Set up for your league, not someone else's
- 8, 10 or 12 managers
- Build the roster you actually use — QB, RB, WR, TE, FLEX, Superflex, K, D/ST and bench
- A different total salary for every manager, so bonus bucks just work
- Position limits, starters and bench counted together
- Minimum bid, manager names, league name and title colour, all yours
Mistakes cost you five seconds
- Click any drafted player to change the price, swap the player, or move him to someone else
- Delete a pick and the player goes straight back in the pool
- Undo covers everything — edits, moves, deletes, even clearing the draft
- Every guardrail still applies while you're editing
Nothing to lose, nothing to install
- Saves itself after every sale — close the laptop, reopen, carry on
- One-click backup you can restore on any machine
- Draft log and final rosters export to CSV
- Four text sizes, built to be read from across the room
- One file, no install, no account, and no internet needed
Fantasy auction math that can't drift
Max bid is total salary, minus what they've spent, minus a dollar held back for every roster spot still to fill — the rule every fantasy football auction league uses, applied to everyone after every sale.
Position limits for your fantasy league
Cap quarterbacks at four, receivers at eight — whatever your fantasy football league runs. Managers at their limit grey out the moment that position is nominated.
Every fantasy football player, already loaded
Every quarterback, running back, receiver, tight end and kicker on a 2026 NFL roster, plus all 32 defenses, with rank and last season's PPR points.
