Updated August 2026
Fantasy Football Trade Analyzer 2026: Who Wins the Trade?
Build both sides of a trade and get it graded both ways from live ADP, expert tiers and waiver trends. Standard, half PPR, PPR or superflex, 8 to 14 teams.
How it values players
- The value is a 0-100 number. Every player on both sides of a trade gets one score, so the two sides can be added up and compared directly.
- The base is ADP for your format. Where the player actually goes in the scoring format and league size you picked sets the starting value. The curve rescales per league size, so a QB1 in a 14-team superflex league does not price the same as in a 10-team standard league.
- Boris Chen expert tiers bump it. When the experts rate a player higher than his market ADP suggests, the value moves up. S-tier gets the biggest bump, C-tier gets none.
- Sleeper add trends give a small bump. A player being added across a large share of Sleeper leagues right now gets a small boost, since the market is already moving on him.
- Injuries take a haircut. Out or IR cuts value 25%, Doubtful 15%, Questionable 5%. You should not pay full price for a player who might not suit up.
A gap under 10% between sides is called fair, inside the noise of the model. When one side is losing by more than that, the tool names players whose value roughly closes the gap, so you have a concrete counter to send back. Want the same math applied to your whole roster? Rate your whole roster.
Frequently asked questions
Does it work for half PPR and standard?
Yes, plus superflex. Switching format recomputes every value, tier and round on the board, not just a label. A WR is worth more in PPR than standard, and QBs jump in value once superflex is on.
Can I analyze a 3-way trade?
Not yet. Split it into two 2-team trades instead, one per team involved, so you can see what each team gives up versus what it gets overall.
Can I include draft picks?
Not for redraft trades. The workaround is to value a pick as the player you would expect to be available at that ADP slot, then search for that player and add him to the trade.
Is this a dynasty trade calculator?
No. This tool prices redraft value off this season's ADP and expert tiers. Dynasty trades weight age and future draft picks far more heavily than this number does. Dynasty mode is coming.
How accurate is a trade analyzer?
It prices market consensus, not your specific roster needs. A 10% gap between sides is noise, not a real edge. Use it to catch lopsided offers and build a counter, then decide based on fit.
What does the value number mean?
It is a 0-100 score. A 100 is the consensus first overall pick in your scoring format, and a late-round flier sits near 5. Values add up across a side of the trade so both totals can be compared.