FPLfx

Private beta · August 2026

You don't need to be an FPL expert to play like one.

FPLfx is the intelligent companion for Fantasy Premier League players who want to compete without turning FPL into a second job.

Play to win the works mini-league, or aim for a coveted top 10k place. You choose the objective and FPLfx builds the strategy around it: following the latest news, expert analysis and podcasts, monitoring your rivals, calculating the next best move and giving you a clear plan each gameweek.

Most FPL tools simply try to maximise points. FPLfx plays for the result that matters to you.

Be the casual that plays like a pro.

One decision, fully reasoned

Do this next · GW1 Updated 4 min ago

Captain Gyökeres, not Haaland

Arsenal open at home to Coventry, the lowest difficulty rating on the board this weekend. City host Bournemouth a tier harder. Haaland sits in two thirds of the squads in your league, so the armband on him neither gains you ground when he returns nor loses it when he blanks. This is the cheapest week of the season to take a position your rivals have not.

Objective impact+3%

ConfidenceModerate

Principal riskHaaland hauls and the differential does not land

DeadlineFri 18:30

The reasoning, in order

FixturesArsenal have the easiest opening fixture in the division at home to Coventry, rated 2. City host Bournemouth, rated a tier harder at 3.High

RivalHaaland is in 68% of the squads in your league. A captain you both own cannot move you up the table.High

MinutesBoth forwards project above 80 expected minutes, so this is a fixture call rather than a rotation call.Medium

PriceNeither choice moves team value before the deadline, so the decision costs nothing to take.Low

Real gameweek 1 fixtures. Sample squad and projections.

Your team, and what the plan does with it.

The starting eleven, the armband, the bench order and the expected points behind each one. Move a player and FPLfx re-prices the whole gameweek against your objective.

Projected XI points53.7 Overlap with rival62% Differentials held4 of 11 Bench strengthWeak

RayaCOV (H)4.2 xPowned 24%

GabrielCOV (H)4.6 xPowned 38% DiffVan DijkNEW (A)4.1 xPowned 19% CashBHA (A)3.2 xPowned 8%

SakaCOV (H)4.1 xPowned 41% MbeumoHUL (A)5.0 xPowned 27% DiffVWirtzNEW (A)5.9 xPowned 6% DiffSzoboszlaiNEW (A)4.4 xPowned 14%

HaalandBOU (H)7.4 xPowned 68% CGyökeresCOV (H)5.5 xPowned 31% DiffSemenyoBOU (H)5.2 xPowned 11%

Bench, in order DúbravkaBRE (A)2.9 xP KluivertMCI (A)3.1 xP ThiawLIV (H)2.4 xP BurstowMUN (H)1.8 xP

Real gameweek 1 fixtures and clubs. Sample squad and projections.

The engine

It thinks in weeks. It decides in probability.

Behind the single sentence on your screen is a simulation of your season run ten thousand times over, an optimiser that solves your next six gameweeks as one problem rather than six guesses, and a race to gameweek 38 run under two opposing assumptions so the honest answer is a range and not a fantasy.

Probability and mathematics. Not emotion, not hope.

10,000simulated gameweeks behind every recommendation 6gameweeks solved as a single decision, not six in a row 38gameweeks raced before it will call anything an improvement 20clubs monitored for team news, every day of the week

Eleven working parts. One decision at the end of them.

Everything FPLfx shows you traces back to something it actually measured. If it cannot measure something, it says so rather than guessing.

It listens all week

Team news, press conferences, price changes, expert podcasts and fan reporting from every club, read and folded into the plan as it lands.

It watches your rivals

Who owns what, who has chips left, and where the points can actually swing between you. Public information only, and never another manager's private plan.

It prices going with, or against

Holding, taking the hit, playing the chip: each alternative is priced against your objective before you decide. Go your own way and it tells you afterwards what that choice was worth. No scolding, just the number.

It plans further than Saturday

Chips, fixture swings and blank weeks are scheduled across the rest of the season, then re-reasoned every time something changes.

It emails you before the deadline

The full plan the day before: team selection, captain, bench order and everything that moved since last week. Then a final call two hours out if the news has changed it.

It shows its working

Every number traces back to something measured. Where the evidence is thin it says so and names what would settle it, rather than quietly inventing a figure.

The Eye Test

You watch the football. FPLfx listens.

Tell it what you have seen, a player who looks sharp or a role that has quietly changed, and your read is weighed alongside the news, the models and the podcasts. Over a season it learns where your eye is reliable and where it is not, and it tells you either way.

Your input

"Watched Villa on Saturday. Rogers is playing off the striker now, not wide."

Weighed against

Press conference · 3 podcasts · 6 fan reports · minutes model

And deliberately not

Auto-managing your team, guaranteed outcomes, or a points projection presented as a certainty. FPLfx never touches your FPL account: it reads public data and your team ID, and every decision stays yours to make.