FPL Rate My Team — Free, Instant, No Sign-Up

The read — Paste your FPL team ID, or find your team by name, and get a 0–100 rating of your squad in about a second — with what our engine projects for it, how it sits against the top 10k, and then a read of any of your mini-leagues: who is beating you, with what, and where your differentials stand. Free, no account, nothing saved.

It is a free FPL team rater: the same squad rating our own engine runs on, given back to you as a team rating out of 100 with the reasoning attached — and, underneath it, the same projections, ownership and league arithmetic our members see every week.

What the rating actually measures

Your squad is scored against an optimal £100m build for the same gameweek, across five weighted axes:

• Projected points — what our engine expects your XI to score over the next six gameweeks.
• Captaincy — whether your armband is on the right player.
• Template / rank cover — the heavily-owned players you do not have. Missing them is how a green arrow becomes a red one.
• Opening fixtures — how kind the next run is for the players you own.
• Structure & budget — a legal shape, and money not stranded on your bench.

What the engine adds underneath

• The projection — this gameweek for your eleven with the armband doubled, the next six as picked, the best eleven your fifteen could field, and what is sitting on your bench.
• The armband — your captain against the best unflagged starter you own this week, in points. A player carrying an injury flag is never our pick.
• Your fifteen — in pitch order, each with this week's fixture, the six-week projection and the share of a sampled top 10k who own him.
• Against the top 10k — how template your eleven is by effective ownership, where its six-week projection sits among theirs, line by line against their average, the template players you are missing and the differentials you hold.
• Your leagues — pick one and the rater reads every rival within reach: who moved on you and with which player, the threats scoring against you, your differentials against their template pick, and the cover you lack.

Why you can trust the number

The projections behind it are measured in public: 79% of player scores land within two points per gameweek over a six-week window. That is the whole credential — no tipster, no track record you have to take on faith. See the accuracy record.

The rating is advisory. It is a relative score against an optimal build, not a prediction of your rank — a 90 can have a bad week and a 60 can have a great one.

Which squad gets rated

FPL publishes nobody's picks for the week ahead, so between deadlines the rater — ours or anyone else's — reads the squad FPL last locked, and says which gameweek that was. Transfers you have made since show once the next deadline passes. Before the season starts there is nothing locked to read.

Rate my FPL team — common questions

How do I get my FPL team rated?

Paste your FPL team ID into the rater above — it is the number in the URL of your points page on the official site — or type your name and your team name and pick yourself from the matches. The rating comes back in about a second, free, with no account and nothing stored.

What makes a good FPL team rating?

The score is relative to an optimal £100m squad for the same gameweek, so anything above about 75 is a strong side. It is not a prediction of your rank — a 90 can have a bad week and a 60 can have a great one. Treat it as a check on structure, not a forecast.

What does the top-10k comparison show?

Your squad set against a sample of managers ranked inside the top 10,000 after the same deadline: how template your eleven is by effective ownership, where its six-week projection sits among theirs, the heavily-owned players you are missing and the differentials you hold.

What is the league read?

Pick one of your own mini-leagues and the rater reads the published picks of every rival within reach of you: who overtook you and with which player, the players scoring against you that they hold and you do not, your differentials against their template, and the cover you lack. Exact arithmetic on FPL's own data, not an estimate.

Is this FPL team rater free?

Yes, and it needs no sign-up. The rating, the projection, the field read and the league read are free; the transfer to make, the captain call and the chip schedule for your team, every gameweek, are what the platform is for.

Why does it rate last gameweek's squad?

Fantasy Premier League publishes nobody's picks for the week ahead, so between deadlines every rater — ours or anyone else's — can only read the squad FPL last locked. The page names that gameweek. Transfers you have made since will show once the next deadline passes.

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