AVRA is a league-aware fantasy football assistant for Sleeper and ESPN, built around your scoring, roster, opponents, and available players.
Two flex spots. Custom scoring. A league-mate hoarding quarterbacks. Your fantasy football advice should account for all of it. AVRA reads the league before it tells you who to start, trade for, add, drop, or draft.
Free during the open beta. AVRA only reads your league. You make every lineup change, trade, waiver claim, and draft pick on Sleeper or ESPN.
Same player, same week. In an 18-team one-QB league, AVRA ranks Matthew Stafford #20 at QB, outside the 18 starting spots. In a 32-team superflex league, Matthew Stafford ranks #15, inside the 64 spots. The format changes the call.
See how AVRA tests and records its calls on the Proof page.
Most fantasy tools hand you one ranking for the whole world. AVRA reads your league's actual rules, so the call flips when your league does.
A superflex slot accepts a quarterback. In this example, Mayfield projects ahead of the other players eligible for that slot. Start him there.
One quarterback slot, and your other quarterback projects higher in this example. Same Mayfield projection. Different lineup decision.
When AVRA disagreed with the public rankings, AVRA was right nearly 2 out of 3 times.
AVRA names the start, sit, add, drop, trade, or pick. You approve every lineup or roster change. See the proof
This is a sample matchup, not a live pick. The same engine made 25,786 calls in 2025 testing and won 18 of 18 weeks across the 2025 season.
Three usable running backs on your bench? Someone in your league needs one. AVRA compares your roster with every other team's, checks the available players, and finds the trade target or waiver claim that fills your own gaps.
See how AVRA worksA national pickup list is no help when its top five names are already rostered. AVRA starts with who's available in your league, weighs your scoring and positional needs, then names the add and the player you can afford to drop.
Use AVRA to choose between two starters, find a trade partner, set a FAAB bid and drop, or make the next draft pick. AVRA supports redraft, dynasty, superflex, best ball, and IDP formats. League sync is available for Sleeper and ESPN; live draft-room sync is available for Sleeper.
What new AVRA managers ask most.
Rank an AI fantasy football assistant by whether it reads scoring, lineup slots, roster depth, and available players; names the specific starter, trade target, waiver claim, or draft pick; records the recommendation before the outcome; and labels a true coin flip. A confident answer without those checks is not enough.
AVRA is a league-aware fantasy football assistant. It connects to Sleeper or ESPN, reads your league's scoring and lineup rules, every roster, and the players still available, then tells you who to start, which trade fits your roster, who to claim and drop, how much FAAB to bid, or who to draft next. AVRA never changes your roster.
AVRA compares the player in your lineup with the bench players eligible for that spot. It accounts for matchup strength, weather, injuries, market game totals, and recent usage, then shows the expected point difference between the options. If the gap is too small to support a swap, AVRA labels the comparison a coin flip.
AVRA supports Sleeper and ESPN leagues. ESPN works for public and private leagues; live draft-room sync is currently available for Sleeper. AVRA never submits a lineup, add, drop, trade, or draft pick. You approve each action in Sleeper or ESPN.
Yes. AVRA reads whether the league is redraft, dynasty, superflex, best ball, or IDP, along with standard, half-PPR, full-PPR, or custom scoring. Those settings affect the player comparison.
Yes. AVRA's All-Access plan syncs up to 10 leagues, and each league gets its own personalized recommendations, different scoring, different roster, different opponent, different calls. Switching leagues takes one click in the header.
FAAB (Free Agent Acquisition Budget) is the seasonal budget your league uses to bid on waiver-wire pickups. AVRA suggests a specific bid amount for every recommended add, calibrated to your league's FAAB pool and the bid history of your league-mates.
AVRA is free for everyone during the open beta. Create a free account at tryavra.com and start today. Pro and All-Access are available now for managers who want to back the build or cover more leagues.
AVRA beat the experts in 18 of 18 weeks across 25,786 calls in 2025 testing. AVRA tracks every call and only claims a number once it clears AVRA's own verification gate.
When AVRA disagreed with the public rankings in 2025 testing, AVRA was right nearly 2 out of 3 times (65.04%) across 25,786 calls. See the proof.
FantasyPros consensus is one list for every league. AVRA reads your scoring and lineup rules, compares your roster's strengths and needs with every other roster in the league, then tells you who to start, trade for, add, drop, or draft.
Fresh calls land Tuesday morning after Monday Night Football and refresh through Sunday morning kickoff. Lineup, trade, and waiver recommendations all rebuild as injuries, weather, and market lines move during the week.
The open beta is live right now. Create a free account and start today. Paid Pro and All-Access plans are optional during beta.
Create a free account at tryavra.com and start right away. Beta access is free; paid Pro and All-Access plans are optional.
Free all through the open beta. Create a free account now. Pro and All-Access are available if you want to back the build or cover more leagues.
Start free todayAVRA is a league-aware fantasy football assistant. Recommendations are estimates, not guarantees. You make every final roster decision.