They price players. This reads your league.
Most dynasty sites answer “what does the market pay for this player.” That is a useful number if you are trading in a vacuum. It is the wrong number if your league is Superflex, TE premium, 14 teams, and your roster already has two starting quarterbacks.
KTC and FantasyCalc price players. This site does not ingest those prices. It reads the league you import: format first, then the player. That is the homepage contrast — and the operational claim from /methodology: we do not ingest third-party rankings or market prices. The trade calculator and the Sleeper analyzer exist because a fair trade in your league is not the consensus board.
That is the reason to open the site on a Tuesday in October when you are not shopping a ranking table. Import the league. See who the format actually moves. Then, if you want the honest test of the number, read /track-record — including the part where last year’s points beat us (0.660 vs 0.601). We are publishing that because it is true.
Free, independent, and honest about both lines
Free, no account, no paywall. Ads may run. Rankings are never pay-to-play. That wording matches /about; it does not enable ads by itself.
About also says the model “blends production, age, draft capital, and market signals.” Methodology says we do not ingest any third-party rankings or market prices at all. Quote both. Do not invent a reconciliation that erases either line. For the tools, the operational claim is: we do not ingest third-party rankings or market prices.