Live market values when available
Use this free fantasy trade calculator to compare players and draft picks, see who receives more market value, and find a fair counteroffer. Choose redraft or dynasty, match your scoring settings, and import a Sleeper roster without signing in.
Sample trade check
Justin Jefferson
Breece Hall + 2027 1st (Mid)
Team B wins this trade.
Dynasty · 12-team · full PPR · one QB. Values and package adjustments match the analyzer.
Trade tool
Add players, choose the format, then calculate a fairness score with roster context.
Values source: Cached market snapshot provided by FantasyCalc and adjusted for the selected league settings.397 supported assets included.Snapshot generated: Oct 2, 2026, 7:04 AM UTC.
Market values are informational estimates, not projections, guaranteed outcomes, or personalized league advice.
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Trade insight dashboard
Fair trade window
Usually close enough to decide by roster need.
Slight value edge
One side leads, but context can still justify the deal.
Needs a counter
Look for an add-on player or draft pick to rebalance.
Top listed value: redraft 108 · dynasty 111. Bars share the same market-value scale.
Top listed value: redraft 101 · dynasty 100. Bars share the same market-value scale.
Top listed value: redraft 63 · dynasty 56. Bars share the same market-value scale.
Top listed value: redraft 63 · dynasty 68. Bars share the same market-value scale.
Superflex
Live market values use the selected quarterback format. Saved values use a labeled fallback adjustment.
TE premium
Our calculator adds 10 display points to tight ends; this is a heuristic, not a projected scoring increase.
Full PPR
The baseline snapshot uses full PPR. Live requests reflect your selected scoring format.
Dynasty picks
Future picks are available in dynasty mode and excluded from redraft trade results.
Search by player name, team, or position and build the exact trade package.
Use redraft for current-season value or dynasty for long-term player and pick value.
Set PPR, half-PPR, standard scoring, league size, Superflex, or TE premium.
Mark whether either side needs a QB, RB, WR, TE, or best available value.
Compare totals, winner, confidence, equalizer ideas, and recommendation text.
Check injuries, bye weeks, playoff schedule, depth, and lineup fit before accepting.
Compare both sides of a trade without manually adding values in a spreadsheet.
Review redraft, dynasty, PPR, Superflex, and TE premium adjustments.
See whether a deal is close, slightly tilted, or clearly stronger for one side.
Factor in league size, roster needs, package depth, and positional scarcity.
The tool is designed for simple one-for-one deals, two-for-one offers, three-for-two packages, redraft trade analyzer decisions, dynasty fantasy football trade analyzer research, PPR trade values, Superflex trade values, and trade value chart comparisons.
Base market values come from FantasyCalc and are normalized for this interface. The analyzer then applies its own league-setting controls, roster context, package analysis, and explanatory verdict. No calculator can account for every injury update or league-specific strategy.
Live FantasyCalc values show when they were retrieved; fallback estimates are labeled separately.
PPR, half-PPR, standard, Superflex, TE premium, league size, and roster needs can all affect the result.
Use one workflow for current-season decisions and long-term dynasty roster building.
The site names the market-data source and separates that input from its own adjustments.
Example trades and the fantasy football trade value chart help you understand how values compare.
These are hypothetical offers calculated from our saved market snapshot, not completed trades or player recommendations. Snapshot: . Open an example to recalculate with current values and your league settings.
Running back for wide receiver
Redraft · 12 teams · full PPR · one QB
Team B wins this trade.
A close value comparison still needs an availability check. Ask which incoming player replaces your weakest starter and whether you can cover the position you give away.
Open this trade in the analyzerScoring and position needs
Redraft · 12 teams · full PPR · one QB
Team A wins this trade.
Treat this as a starting offer, not a claim that the players have equal prices. If the value gap is large, use the equalizer suggestions to build a counter.
Open this trade in the analyzerPlayer plus a rookie pick
Dynasty · 12 teams · full PPR · one QB
Team B wins this trade.
The extra first-round pick changes the package substantially. Compare early, mid, and late pick ranges; a projected finish is uncertain until the draft order is set.
Open this trade in the analyzerSuperflex quarterback trade
Dynasty · 12 teams · full PPR · Superflex
Team B wins this trade.
Compare an established quarterback with a younger QB and a pick. The contender and rebuilder can prefer different sides, even when the market values are close.
Open this trade in the analyzerThe side receiving the best player often wins a two-for-one trade when that manager has enough depth to cover the extra roster spot. Package trades can still help the depth side if injuries, bye weeks, or weak starting slots are a problem. Compare total values, then ask which incoming players actually start.
Dynasty fantasy football trade analyzer decisions should weigh age, rookie value, future draft picks, long-term upside, rebuilding strategy, contending windows, and Superflex quarterback value. A young player or pick can be worth more than short-term points if your team is building for future seasons.
A redraft trade analyzer should focus on weekly projections, rest-of-season rankings, playoff schedule, bye weeks, injuries, positional needs, and immediate lineup strength. Redraft trades are usually about winning the current season rather than protecting future market value.
Use a fantasy football trade value chart to compare players by position and format before sending an offer. The chart is best for finding tiers, similar players, and add-on pieces for counteroffers.
| Player | Position | Team | Redraft Value | Dynasty Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jahmyr Gibbs | RB | DET | 108 | 111 |
| Bijan Robinson | RB | ATL | 101 | 108 |
| Jaxon Smith-Njigba | WR | SEA | 101 | 100 |
| Ja'Marr Chase | WR | CIN | 89 | 84 |
| Puka Nacua | WR | LAR | 76 | 72 |
| Amon-Ra St. Brown | WR | DET | 87 | 72 |
Start with the format that matches your actual league. The same offer can have different market values in redraft, dynasty, one-QB, and Superflex. Use the related tool below for a focused comparison.
| Your league or question | Start here | Check before accepting |
|---|---|---|
| League resets each season | Redraft trade calculator | Current availability, starters, bye weeks and replacement options |
| Players carry over; picks can be traded | Dynasty trade calculator | Contending window, asset age and early versus late pick risk |
| Receptions earn one point or half a point | PPR and half-PPR trade tool | Match the scoring dropdown to your league; prices are not fantasy points |
| A second quarterback can start | Superflex trade calculator | Quarterback supply, league size and the depth left after the trade |
| You need a fair counteroffer | Trade value chart | Find an add-on in the right range, then calculate the whole package |
Player prices come from FantasyCalc market values. We normalize those values for display and apply our own package discounts, roster-need adjustments, and fairness score. A score of 90 is a measure of the value gap under these rules; it is not a 90% probability that the trade will succeed.
The calculator does not produce injury forecasts or weekly point projections. Import a Sleeper roster for market-value lineup context, then check news and availability separately. Read the full methodology and scoring rules or open the dated market report to investigate a change in price.
Values source: Cached market snapshot provided by FantasyCalc and adjusted for the selected league settings.421 supported assets included.Snapshot generated: Oct 2, 2026, 7:04 AM UTC.
Market values are informational estimates, not projections, guaranteed outcomes, or personalized league advice.
Compare observed market changes, format differences, and value-matched offers in our latest trade report.
Read the fantasy football trade reportA fantasy football trade analyzer is a tool that helps fantasy managers compare the estimated value of players, draft picks, and trade packages on both sides of a deal. Instead of judging a trade only by name value or recent box scores, you can add the players involved, select the league format, and review total values, fairness score, and roster-fit guidance. The best use of a trade analyzer is not to blindly accept the highest number. It is to create a reliable starting point before you consider injuries, bye weeks, scoring settings, lineup needs, playoff schedule, and your personal risk tolerance.
Use the fantasy football trade analyzer to compare players and review a practical recommendation before you make your next offer.