Fanager

Salary-cap dynasty fantasy football

Fantasy Football Built Like the NFL

Fanager transforms generic fantasy football gameplay into a dynamic, new experience that mirrors the job of an NFL GM: manage salaries, multi-year contracts, dead cap, free agency and more!

  • Dynasty Format
  • Auction Draft
  • Salary Cap
  • Multi-Year Deals
  • Taxi Squads
  • Franchise Tagging

Built for a private 10-team league and opened up to yours. Two owners or twenty.

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Inside the app

Screens from a live ten-team league.

Fanager's draft board display showing Bijan Robinson on the block at $54,000 per season, bid by the Gridiron Giants, with 31 seconds left.
Draft night, on the big screenThe television board: the player on the block, the bid, who owns it, and the clock — with every franchise's roster filling up underneath as the night goes on.
Fanager's auction bidding panel for Josh Allen, showing a one-year contract, a $63,000 per-season bid and the seconds remaining.
Bidding is a contract, not a priceEvery bid is one season's salary. The term comes from the player's NFL experience, and the total you're committing to is on screen before you raise.
Fanager's league cap sheet listing ten franchises with total cap, used, dead cap, bonus and remaining space.
One cap sheet for the leagueWhat every franchise has used, what's dead, and what's left. Nobody has to trust a spreadsheet, and nobody can quietly go over.
A Fanager team page showing $128,000 of cap space on a ring, above a starting lineup with each player's salary and contract term.
Your cap, and what it boughtRemaining space, your maximum bid, and a lineup where every player carries his salary and the years left on him.
A Fanager player card for Ja'Marr Chase, showing his bio strip above a 2026 game log with opponents and projected points.
Every player has a cardBio, health, ownership and contract, then a week-by-week log with the fixtures and byes filled in.

Features

Everything below is in the app today.

Live Auction Drafts

Nomination and bid clocks, anti-snipe, pause, extend and undo. Everyone bids in-app, whether they're in the room or three time zones away.

Multi-Year Contracts

One to four years. The per-season salary is what competes for cap room; the guaranteed total is what you're committed to. Both are on screen, everywhere, always labelled:

$5,000/yr × 4 yrs · $20,000 total

Dead Cap

Cutting a player is a decision with a price. His remaining money stays on your books and follows you into next season.

Franchise Tags

Keep an expiring contract one more year at a price your constitution sets — either 120% of his old salary or a positional average, your league's call.

Free Agency

In-season signings are a sealed, multi-year FAAB offer sheet rather than a race to click first. Everyone bids, Wednesday decides.

Trades

Players and draft picks, with both franchises' payroll and roster limits re-derived on the server before a single row is written.

Taxi Squads

Young players off the cap and off the active roster — and poachable by any rival on waiver day, so stashing them isn't free.

Live NFL Scoring

Real box scores as they happen, possession and red-zone highlighting on the players who have the ball, a touchdown celebration, and every NFL score on the same screen as your matchup.

Draft night

The auction is the best night of your fantasy year. Treat it like one.

Open the television board on the big screen — the current lot, the bid, the high bidder, a countdown, all ten franchises by remaining max bid, and a sales ticker, sized to be read across a room. Everyone else bids from a phone held one-handed, with the raise buttons pinned above the thumb and an alert when they’re outbid.

The auctioneer keeps pause, extend, undo, skip and a manual award. Nobody has to type in a shouted bid, and nobody has to trust a spreadsheet with $60,000 of cap space.

How a league starts

  1. 1

    Set the rules

    Cap, minimum bid, contract lengths, roster shape, playoff field, trade deadline. Chosen from closed sets, so a dropped zero can't quietly become a $50,000 cap.

  2. 2

    Invite your owners

    One link each. They claim a franchise and brand it — name, abbreviation, colour and badge, all unique inside the league.

  3. 3

    Run the startup auction

    Put the board on the television, let everyone bid from their phone, and let the clock sell the lot. Cap space and max bid update for all ten seats on every hammer.

  4. 4

    Play it out

    Set lineups a week or a season ahead, watch Sunday live, trade until the deadline, run waivers twice a week, and crown somebody in December.

Your league, with consequences.

Create it in a few minutes, invite your owners, and get a date in the diary.

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