Rate My FPL Team: Free AI Squad Rating Tool

Rate My Team is FPL Copilot's free squad rater: enter your Team ID and the Copilot Score rates your Fantasy Premier League squad from 0 to 100 on projected points, captaincy, bench, fixtures and budget, then names the single change that helps most. 80 and above is elite, 60 to 79 is strong, and below 60 means your squad has a structural problem.

Is your squad actually good, or does it just feel good? Here is what the score measures, what a good number looks like, and how to move it.

What Is the Copilot Score?

The Copilot Score is a 0-100 rating of your FPL squad setup for the upcoming gameweek. Not just "are your players good" but "is your team set up to score the most points possible this week." I check five things:

Starting XI strength. Total xPts for your first team. Simple question: are your best players on the pitch?

Captain pick. Are you captaining the highest-xPts player? Most managers aren't. It's the easiest free points in FPL.

Bench strength and order. A good bench catches auto-subs when rotation hits. A bad bench costs you. I check both the quality and whether your bench order is right.

Fixture outlook. Great players with terrible upcoming fixtures are a ticking time bomb.

Budget flexibility. Money in the bank and free transfers give you room to react. Zero flexibility means one injury away from a crisis.

What Is a Good Copilot Score?

80 and above is elite. 60 to 79 is strong. Below 60 means something structural is wrong: a weak bench, a suboptimal captain, bad upcoming fixtures, or money locked in the bank.

Three markers do most of the work if you want to sanity check it by hand. Projected xPts above 55 for your starting XI is good. Your captain should be the highest-xPts player you own. Your bench should be three or four nailed 4.0m to 5.0m starters, not non-playing fodder. The Copilot Score rolls those three plus fixture outlook and budget into one number in about two seconds.

How to Improve Your Score

Fix your captain first. This is almost always the biggest quick win. If you're not captaining the highest-xPts player, just switch. That alone can move your score by 10-15 points.

Check your bench order. Your highest-xPts bench player should be first sub. Over a season, good bench ordering gains you 5-10 points from auto-subs. Takes 5 seconds. Most managers never bother.

Don't hoard money. 0.5m in the bank is flexibility. 2.0m in the bank is a player upgrade sitting on the bench. That money should be on the pitch scoring points, not collecting dust.

Rate My Team vs the Solver

Rate My Team is the diagnosis. The Solver is the treatment. One tells you what is wrong, the other tells you which transfers fix it. Run the rater for the score, run the solver for the moves.

Score below 60? You probably need transfers. Score above 80? You're set. Save the free transfer and roll it.

Where Do I Find My FPL Team ID?

Log in at fantasy.premierleague.com, go to Pick Team, then click Gameweek History. The number at the end of the URL, straight after /entry/, is your Team ID. It is public information, safe to share, and it is the only thing the rater needs.

Here's a tip: rate your team before AND after making transfers. If the score doesn't improve, the transfer probably wasn't worth it. It takes seconds. Save yourself a hit.