Free FPL Price Changes Widget for Your Site, Stream or Blog

Free live FPL price changes for your site, stream or blog. Paste one snippet and your readers see last night’s confirmed rises and falls, the players closest to a price change, and when prices move, live from our price tracker every time the page loads. No sign-up, no cookies, no cost: just keep the credit line.

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Paste this wherever your site takes HTML. The line under the widget is the credit; please keep it as it is.

What’s in it

• Last night’s confirmed price changes, recorded by our own poller as they happened.
• The five players closest to a rise and to a fall, among those owned by at least 0.5% of managers, with how far each has travelled towards a change (our estimate, labelled as one).
• When prices change: the overnight window, measured from our own polling.
• Tonight’s calls, when our price watch is running: who our projection of FPL’s own price meter has moving tonight.

The full board, every player in contention, is on our FPL price changes page →

The terms, in plain words

• Free to use on any site, blog or stream, commercial ones included.
• Keep the credit line that comes with the code, directly under the widget, as it is.
• Don’t cover, crop or change the widget or its numbers, or present them as your own.
• It’s free, so we may change the widget or stop offering it. Taking it down is free too.

Fantasy Football IQ is independent and not affiliated with the Premier League or Fantasy Premier League. Questions, or built something with it? Tell us.

Questions

Is the FPL price changes widget free?

Yes, for any site, blog, newsletter page or stream, including monetised ones. The one condition is the credit line that comes with the code: keep it under the widget, as it is.

Does the widget update itself?

Yes. Every time the page it sits on loads, the widget fetches the latest board from our price tracker, and on a page left open, such as a stream, it refreshes every 15 minutes. If the tracker can't be reached it shows the board from our last site update rather than an error.

Does it set cookies or track my readers?

No. It sets no cookies, stores nothing on your readers' devices and loads no third-party scripts, so it needs no cookie banner. To know which sites use it, it tells us the domain of the site it is shown on, and nothing about the page or the person reading it.

How do I add it to WordPress, Substack or a forum?

Paste the code wherever your platform accepts HTML: a Custom HTML block in WordPress, an embed or HTML block elsewhere. Platforms that strip iframes (Substack posts, most forums) can't show it; link to our FPL price changes page instead.

Can I show it on a stream?

Yes. In OBS or Streamlabs, add a Browser source with the widget's address (https://fantasyfootballiq.app/embed/price-changes/?theme=dark for the dark version) at 800 by 560.

How accurate is it?

Confirmed changes are recorded by our own poller as they happen, and prices and net transfers are FPL's own figures. How close a player is to a rise or a fall is our estimate against a threshold FPL doesn't publish, so the widget labels it as one. Every accuracy figure we publish is on our accuracy page, misses included.