For ESPN fantasy football leagues
Your league’s whole story. One link for the group chat.
Connect your ESPN league once. A few minutes later: every champion, the all-time standings, who’s been lucky, the records, the rivalries — and two reports every week of the season: the matchups on Tuesday, the waivers the day your league's claims clear.
No ESPN password. No card. One league free. Connecting takes a minute on a computer.
Champions
Dave S.
3 titles · last 2024
Luck
+3.4 wins
Mike R., 2019–2025 — luckiest in the league
Heartbreak
2nd-best score, lost
Priya K., 11 times. Nobody's close.
Closest game
by 0.14
2022 wk 9 · Jordan over Sam
Left on the bench
38.6 pts
Lost by 4.2. Still hears about it.
Overpaid by
$41
2023 wk 6 · nobody else bid $5
Illustrative. Your page is built from your league’s own ESPN data.
Free · one league
The league page
ESPN keeps your league’s past behind a dropdown. We pull every season it still serves and turn it into the page your league will argue about.
- All-time standings, champions and podiums
- Luck index: who's winning more than their points deserve
- Records: highest weeks, closest games, biggest blowouts
- Rivalries, streaks and a finish-by-season grid
- Lineup decisions, waiver-wire overpays, draft steals
- A matchup report every Tuesday; a waiver report the day your league's claims clear
Every week, written from the numbers
Tuesday matchups. Waivers when yours run.
Tuesday
After Monday night: every score, the closest game, who lost with the second-best score, who was down 12 going into Monday night until one player pulled them through, who left 30 points on the bench, the standings.
Waiver day
Wednesday for most leagues, Thursday for some — we read yours from ESPN. After the claims clear: every claim, the biggest bid, who overpaid by $30 when the next bid was $5, who’s hoarding budget, who dropped a guy the week after his 24-point game.
Each report is a link for the chat with a preview card, and an email to you and any manager who claims their team. A short write-up sits on top; the facts underneath are computed, never guessed.
Pro · $20 per league per season
The treasury
Set the buy-in and your payout rules once. Who’s paid lives on a sheet the league can see. Payouts compute themselves from ESPN’s results — weekly high scorer, points leader, podium, survivor pots, fines, fees — and the settle-up writes itself in December.
We never hold or move money. Buy-ins and payouts stay on your Venmo, Zelle, Cash App or PayPal.
- Buy-in roster: who's paid, partials, reminders
- Payout rules: podium, weekly high scorer, points leader, survivor, fines, fees…
- Payouts computed from ESPN results as the season runs
- The who's-paid sheet and the settle-up sheet for the chat
- Seed past seasons; all-time winnings on the league page
- Any league beyond your free one
2026 treasury
$50 buy-in · 12 teams · week 9
In the pot
$615
$550 collected of $600 · 11 of 12 paid · $15 in penalties
Paying out
$580
5 rules · 9 weekly pots paid so far
Unallocated
$35
goes to the champion
Rules, and who they pay
- $300
Champion
decided in December
- $150
Runner-up
decided in December
- $60
Points leader
Priya K. · leading
- $5 a week
Weekly high scorer
9 weeks paid · Jordan ×3, Priya K. ×2, Mike R. ×2
- owes $15
Last place
Sam T. · so far
Who’s paid · the sheet for the chat
- Dave S.Paid
- Mike R.Paid
- Priya K.Says they paid
- JordanPaid
- Sam T.Owes $50
- + 7 more · Venmo @dave-s · Zelle 317-555-0148 · tap I paid
Illustrative. Yours runs on your buy-in, your rules and your league’s ESPN results, and nothing is paid through us.
Pricing
Pro
$20 / league / season
The treasury, and any league beyond your free one. Renews next season unless you cancel. Split it with the league if you like — the treasury can log it as an expense.
Start with the free leagueQuestions
- Do I have to give you my ESPN login?
- Not your password. ESPN only shows a league's past to people who were in it, so you paste two cookies from your own signed-in ESPN session (espn_s2 and SWID — we show you where they are; it takes a minute on a computer). We keep them encrypted, use them only to read your league (another league on the same ESPN account reuses them — nothing to paste twice), never change anything on ESPN, and you can remove them from Settings any time.
- Why not just make the league public?
- Because ESPN remembers that setting season by season: making a league public today opens this season only, and every year it was private stays locked. Your session opens all of them.
- What does "free" include?
- One league, free, for as long as you like: the whole history ESPN still serves, the insights, and both weekly reports. Pro is $20 per league per season for the treasury and for any league beyond the first.
- Do you hold the league's money?
- No. The treasury is a ledger. Buy-ins and payouts happen on your own Venmo, Zelle, Cash App or PayPal, like they do now. We track who's paid and compute who's owed what from your rules and ESPN's results.
- How far back does the history go?
- As far as ESPN serves it. Standings and matchups usually go back to the league's first season; per-player data (lineups, waivers, drafts) from around 2018 on.
- Is this affiliated with ESPN?
- No. LeagueLytics is an independent product of Stacked Systems LLC. ESPN is a trademark of ESPN, Inc.
- Yahoo or Sleeper?
- Not yet. ESPN leagues only for now — they're the ones without this stuff built in.
Your league has a history.
Give it a page. Your ESPN league, a few minutes, free.