Build a
Franchise.

Franchise is a dynasty-first fantasy platform built to replicate a General Manager experience. You don't just draft a team — you build, manage, and evolve a franchise over time, with every decision carrying weight across seasons.

Where traditional fantasy is seasonal, Franchise is year-round. No more external tracking. Keeper and redraft leagues, too.

DownloadSee What's Different
The Franchise home screen for a dynasty league — the team's crest and record above a championship-window readout, a grid of league destinations, and the top of the standings table
Two weekly point totals set on a dot-matrix scoreboard — Brooklyn 998.00 against Toronto 724.20, with each team's record and today's points beneath
Sports
NBA · WNBA
NFL in 2027
Formats
Dynasty · Keeper · Redraft
Scoring
H2H categories · Points

Feature deep dives

Deals that don't die in the group chat.

Three teams in one deal. Counters that go back and forth until somebody blinks. Protections on the picks you can't afford to lose. And if you feel like stirring the pot, leak a rumor into league chat before the ink is dry.

  • Veto windows and review periods, however your league runs it
  • A trade block that shows you who's actually interested
  • Every deal on the record — no more "wait, who has my 2029 1st?"
Swaps, protections, taxi squads
A three-team trade being built in Franchise, with each team's outgoing players and picks individually routed to one of the other two, including a 2027 first-round pick carrying top-three protection
One team's outgoing side of a three-team trade: two players routed to the Los Angeles Lights and a 2027 first-round pick carrying top-three protection routed to the New York Hornets

Numbers you'll actually look at.

A season average tells you what already happened. This tells you whether his minutes are quietly slipping, whether he shows up on the back half of a back-to-back, and whether he bounces back after a stinker. The stuff that changes your mind, not just the stuff that agrees with you.

  • Home/away and back-to-back splits
  • Category strengths ranked against your whole league
  • Aging curves run on your league's scoring, not a generic one
  • Slide the window — last 10 games, or the whole season
A scatter chart plotting each player on a roster by age against projected fantasy points per game, named individually, with the league's middle age band shaded behind them — Wembanyama at 22 and 57 points, Markkanen at 29 and 43, Oubre Jr. at 31 and 31
Every player, by age
Desmond Bane's splits over his last 25 games: 36 fantasy points a game at home across 14 games and 34 away across 11, 35.5 on the second night of a back-to-back, 4 percent above his rested average, and an 80 percent bounce-back rate, recovering after four of his five bad games
Desmond Bane, last 25 games

Ten years in, it's all still here.

Every champion in a trophy case. Keeper declarations your commissioner doesn't have to chase down one by one. A lottery with a real reveal instead of a posted list. And a record book that remembers the 626-point blowout nobody has been allowed to forget.

  • Trophy case, record book, every season's standings
  • Your all-time head-to-head against everyone in the league
  • Who owns which pick, years out
  • Landing-spot odds for the incoming class
New to dynasty? Start here
League history in Franchise, with each past champion hung as a banner in the rafters — the reigning 2024-25 Brooklyn Pandas above the 2023-24 Boston Foxes — over the league's all-time record book, opened to every record
Three all-time league records, each with the team that set it: most points in a season, 21768.6 by the Boston Foxes in 2023-24; highest scoring week, 1358.3 by the Toronto Rats in week 1 of 2025-26; and the biggest blowout, the New York Hornets beating the Boston Foxes by 626.2 in week 3 of 2025-26
The record book

The whole
front office.

Trades, scouting, draft night, dues. The stuff your league used to run out of a group chat and a spreadsheet.

A draft time poll in league chat with eight of ten teams answered: the soonest start with the most teams free is Sunday, September 27 at 7:00 PM, when seven of ten can make it, shown on a heatmap of five evenings with that two-hour window outlined in gold, still waiting on two teams
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    Pick swaps & protections

    Trade the swap right on its own. Top-3 protect a pick so one bad season doesn't cost you the lottery.

  • 02

    Multi-team deals

    Four teams, five teams, whatever it takes to get it done. No spreadsheet, no group text, no commissioner acting as a middleman.

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    A trade block people use

    Post who's available, see who bites — privately. Nobody has to spam the chat at 1am asking if anyone needs a center.

  • 04

    Consistency scouting

    Steady every night, or a coin flip? Find out before you trade for him. Broken out by category for H2H leagues.

  • 05

    Your own prospect board

    Rank the class your way, then see where you're off consensus. Start four classes early if you want.

  • 06

    Draft scheduling & dues

    Everyone marks when they're free and the best draft time shows up on its own. Dues too, with Venmo and Cash App links.

Everything in one place.

Rank a rookie class four years before it's draft-eligible. Put a league decision to a vote. Work the wire against your own position needs. Run next year's lottery early, just to see.

You don't have to start over.

Nobody moves a ten-year league because re-entering ten years of it sounds like a second job. So you don't have to. Paste a league ID or send us screenshots, and yours picks up right where it left off — in minutes.

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    From Sleeper

    Paste a league ID. Rosters, settings and history come across.

  • 02

    From screenshots

    On another platform? Send screenshots and we read them in.

What comes with you

  • Rosters
  • Scoring settings
  • Draft history
  • League records

Start your franchise.

Bring your league over, or start a new one. Either way it takes a few minutes.

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