Dynasty Trade Analyzer
Analyze a dynasty fantasy football trade: choose league rules, compare both sides, see the edge, and find a balancing asset.
Team A
Receives these assets
Add a player or rookie pick to start your side of the deal.
Team B
Receives these assets
Add a player or rookie pick to start your side of the deal.
Your next move, made clearer.
Add assets to both sides for an instant verdict.
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Bring in your Sleeper league
Import a public league, select a roster, and add its players and future picks to either receiving package. League import never blocks the first calculation.
Read-only public roster import. No Sleeper password, account connection or trade submission.
Import a league, then save it to switch between your leagues here.
Sleeper API access is a personal-use preview; commercial use requires Sleeper licensing.
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Your local workspace
Save comparisons, keep a player watchlist and switch leagues on this browser. Nothing here requires an account.
Save a comparison above to return to it later.
Local limits: 30 saved trades, 100 history entries, 100 watched players and 10 leagues. Clearing browser storage removes these records. No cloud sync.
Download a backup before changing browsers. Exports may contain public league and roster names; share them only with people you choose.
Independent experimental values · 816 player assets · See the model and sources
A useful dynasty trade analyzer should explain the trade, not just add two columns of numbers. Set the league format first, add the assets each side would receive, and read the verdict together with the percentage difference. You can include players and rookie picks, apply the optional package adjustment, and test a suggested balancing asset. Nothing requires a login. The result describes this model under the selected settings; it does not know your opponent’s preferences, future injuries, or the exact value of a roster spot to your team.
Read the verdict and the gap together
Even, Slight edge, Win, and Fleece are descriptive model bands. A label alone is not a reason to accept an offer. Look at the size of the difference, which side receives each package, and whether the settings match the league.
Example: consolidate or build depth
Compare one higher-value player against two players and a rookie pick. Turn the pieces tax on and off to see how the model treats consolidation. Then examine who you would bench or cut after the trade.
Use the balance suggestion as a starting point
A suggested pick attempts to reduce the model gap. It is not a promise that the pick is available or that its owner would trade it at the displayed value.
Questions before you trade?
Which side wins a trade?
The side receiving the higher adjusted asset total has the model edge. The calculator clearly shows which assets each team receives.
Do I need an account to analyze a trade?
No. The calculator, settings, rookie picks, verdict, and sharing are available without signup.
Can the analyzer account for my championship window?
It can help compare asset values, but contender needs, rebuilding timelines, and lineup fit remain your judgment.