Best FPL Planner and Solver

TL;DR

The best FPL planner solves the moves for your own squad instead of leaving each one to you: FPL Copilot's solver does that with your real selling prices, bank and free transfers, and three runs a gameweek are free with no sign-up. FPL Review is the long-standing pick for analytics-minded managers, while Fantasy Football Hub and Fantasy Football Scout fold planning into wider paid memberships.

What Is the Best FPL Planner?

FPL Copilot

A transfer solver for your own squad: enter your team ID and it plans up to 8 gameweeks ahead (10 with Pro) around any chip you schedule, while Chip Strategies ranks the best weeks to play them. Three solver runs a gameweek are free with no sign-up, as are ten messages a gameweek with the AI chat that explains each plan; Pro makes both unlimited.

FPL Review

Projections, a team planner and a transfer solver, popular with experienced managers. Its free tools stay usable, and a Patreon premium adds the Massive Data model, the advanced solver with chips and multi-week plans, a 14-gameweek horizon, sensitivity analysis and saved drafts.

Fantasy Football Hub (FFHub)

A paid companion with three plans, billed yearly: Starter brings AI transfers tailored to your team and points predictions, Pro adds expert and AI team reveals, and Ultra adds a monthly expert review. It also hosts Ben Crellin's FPL transfer planner sheet. For a team rating, our free rate my team scores your squad with no sign-up.

Fantasy Football Scout (FFScout)

The long-running FPL news and community site. Its team rating, fixture ticker and predicted lineups are free; membership adds its projected points, expert team reveals and a transfer planner where you choose the moves yourself.

Fantasy Football Fix

AI recommended transfers for your FPL team, a future gameweek planner for transfers and chips across up to five drafts, an AI team rating and ChatFPL for questions. You can start free, and Premium unlocks more.

Free Planners: FPL Team, LiveFPL, Plan FPL and FPL DNA

• FPL Team: a transfer planner with a solver, free with no login. Its prediction data comes from FPL Copilot.
• LiveFPL: live ranks and price changes, plus a planner that is free once you sign up.
• Plan FPL and FPL Dave: free planners for mapping moves by hand.
• FPL DNA: a free optimizer and transfer planner.

Solver or Planner: What Is the Difference?

• A solver decides. It searches the transfers FPL allows (budget, three players per club, free transfers and points hits) and returns the plan with the most projected points.
• A planner records. You map the moves week by week and it keeps the budget and fixtures in view.
• Both run on projections. A solver is only as good as the expected points (xPts) it maximises, so use one whose numbers you can inspect. Ours are in the free expected points table.

How to plan several gameweeks ahead, hits included, is in the transfer planning guide.

Which One Is Worth Paying For?

• Start free: FPL Copilot's three solver runs and ten chat messages a gameweek cover the weekly decision, and FPL Team or Plan FPL let you test ideas by hand.
• FPL Review, if you want to tune a solver yourself: premium settings, sensitivity analysis and a 14-gameweek horizon.
• Fantasy Football Hub, if you want AI transfers, expert team reveals and a community in one membership.
• Fantasy Football Scout, if news and community are your edge, with projections and a planner on top.
• FPL Copilot Pro, if you want unlimited solver runs and AI chat on your own squad, plus a 10-gameweek horizon.

For every other job, from rating your team to the fixture ticker, see the best FPL tools.