Fantasy Football IQ vs Fantasy Football Hub vs Fantasy Football Scout
Short answer: Fantasy Football IQ has an Android app on Google Play (iPhone coming soon), push alerts, an FPL news desk with team news and press conferences, predicted line-ups for every club, a community (the Clubhouse), chip strategy, and a public pick-by-pick accuracy record. Fantasy Football Scout describes itself as articles, community, podcast and data tools, and Fantasy Football Hub as an AI and expert platform; Fantasy Football IQ is built around the decisions on your own squad. The table sticks to what each company publishes about itself.
The three side by side
| Tool | What it is | Free | Paid from | AI chat about your team | Publishes its accuracy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fantasy Football Scout | Articles, community, podcast and data tools | Assistant Scout: key articles, news, community, basic fixture data, a team rating | Chief Scout £3.25 a month, billed annually | Not listed | Not published |
| Fantasy Football Hub | AI and expert platform: AI transfers, team rating, planner, podcasts | AI team rating (email needed) | Starter £2.49 a month, billed yearly (a 50%-off sale price) | Not listed | Not published |
| Fantasy Football IQ | Projections, the move for your team before every deadline, and Ask IQ | Every player's projection, predicted line-ups, the weekly calls, the team rater | £5.99 a month (Founding Season price), or £59.99 a year | Yes (Ask IQ) | Yes, misses included |
Scout and Hub as published on their own sites on 25 October 2026. Sale prices change; check theirs before you buy. Sources: Fantasy Football Scout, Fantasy Football Hub.
What Fantasy Football IQ has, with links
Does Fantasy Football IQ have an app?
Yes. The Fantasy Football IQ app is on Google Play for Android now. The iPhone app is coming soon; until then the same account works in the browser on any phone, and it can be added to the Home Screen. Get it on Google Play → What is in the app →
Does it send alerts?
Yes. Deadline reminders go to your phone 24 hours and 2 hours before each deadline, in the Android app or as a browser notification. Premium members also get alerts when a player they own or watch picks up an injury, a news flag or a price change.
Does it have team news and press-conference updates?
Yes. The FPL news desk posts injury and team news as it lands, including press conferences that move a widely owned player, and there is a predicted line-up page for every Premier League club, updated before each Gameweek. FPL news and team news → Predicted line-ups for every club →
Does it have a community?
Yes. The Clubhouse is a discussion thread that runs beside every page of this site (on a phone, it opens from the Clubhouse card). Anyone can read it; posting needs an account. There is also an FFIQ league on FPL anyone can join.
Does it publish its accuracy?
Yes. Every call is published before the deadline and scored on FPL's own results afterwards, pick by pick, misses included. The FFIQ Team's squad is filed before every deadline, and its Gameweek history is public. The accuracy record → The FFIQ Team's Gameweek history →
Does it help with chips?
Yes. It times Bench Boost, Triple Captain, Wildcard and Free Hit for your own squad, and the season plan maps your transfers and chips out to Gameweek 38. FPL chip strategy → When to play your wildcard → The best Free Hit team → When to use your Bench Boost → The best Triple Captain pick →
Does it work on my own team?
Yes. Link your team with your name and team name, or your Team ID, and it recommends your captain, transfers, chip and line-up before every deadline, with Ask IQ for anything else. Your FPL password is never asked for. Rate my team, free →
How it works
Projections run on 34 calculations and an algorithm that keeps updating as the scenario changes. Everything is written by the FFIQ Team, and every call is scored in public afterwards.
What has not being with FFIQ cost you this season?
Your name and your FPL team name. That is all it takes, and we will have your answer before you have finished reading this sentence.
↓ Start here — your name, then your team.
No FPL password, ever. We only read what FPL already publishes.
The War Room
Now see it for your own squad.
The questions people ask
Does Fantasy Football IQ have an app?
Yes. The Fantasy Football IQ app is on Google Play for Android now. The iPhone app is coming soon; until then the same account works in the browser on any phone, and it can be added to the Home Screen.
Does it send alerts?
Yes. Deadline reminders go to your phone 24 hours and 2 hours before each deadline, in the Android app or as a browser notification. Premium members also get alerts when a player they own or watch picks up an injury, a news flag or a price change.
Does it have team news and press-conference updates?
Yes. The FPL news desk posts injury and team news as it lands, including press conferences that move a widely owned player, and there is a predicted line-up page for every Premier League club, updated before each Gameweek.
Does it have a community?
Yes. The Clubhouse is a discussion thread that runs beside every page of this site (on a phone, it opens from the Clubhouse card). Anyone can read it; posting needs an account. There is also an FFIQ league on FPL anyone can join.
Does it publish its accuracy?
Yes. Every call is published before the deadline and scored on FPL's own results afterwards, pick by pick, misses included. The FFIQ Team's squad is filed before every deadline, and its Gameweek history is public.
Does it help with chips?
Yes. It times Bench Boost, Triple Captain, Wildcard and Free Hit for your own squad, and the season plan maps your transfers and chips out to Gameweek 38.
Does it work on my own team?
Yes. Link your team with your name and team name, or your Team ID, and it recommends your captain, transfers, chip and line-up before every deadline, with Ask IQ for anything else. Your FPL password is never asked for.
Fantasy Football IQ vs Fantasy Football Hub vs Fantasy Football Scout: which should I choose?
It depends what you're short of. Fantasy Football Scout describes itself as articles, community, podcast and data tools; Fantasy Football Hub as an AI and expert platform with AI transfers, a team rating, a planner and podcasts. Fantasy Football IQ works on your own squad: the captain, the transfer, the chip and the line-up before every deadline, with an app, alerts, team news, a community and its record published. Plenty of managers use more than one.
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