Cratebin reads your FPL mini-league every gameweek: the table as it moves, every rival’s captain and chip, the players they own that you don’t, and who owes what. Everyone sees the same sheet.
Top Bins climbed 1 place to 3rd. Each line: the captain and what the team owes after GW 9. Straight from FPL, nobody types in scores. GW 10 deadline: .
The Sample League After GW 9: 1. Bench Boys, 529 points; 2. TC Club, 513 points; 3. Top Bins, 481 points; 4. Own Goal FC, 479 points; 5. Clean Sheets, 473 points; 6. Panic Buys, 462 points; 7. Wildcats, 459 points; 8. Deadline Day, 458 points; 9. Late Subs, 453 points; 10. Park the Bus, 429 points.
New: GW 9, The Heist: “The Recruitment”. A free weekly scouting column before every deadline: who to buy, who to sell, who’s hot, who’s hurt and who’s getting minutes, every number from FPL. In your league, each card also says who among your rivals owns him.
Your league’s own site, built from FPL every week: what your rivals did, what it means for you, and one shared record of the fines and prizes your members settle among themselves. Every number here is from the sample league: ten made-up managers picking real players.
Every rival’s captain, chips and transfers, the players to cover before the deadline, and the ones few rivals own that could take you past them.
Try Rivals in the sample league7 of Own Goal FC’s 9 rivals own Palmer. Own Goal FC don’t.
The whole league’s scores while the games are on, with bonus points and auto-subs worked out before FPL confirms them. Places, gaps and form every gameweek, straight from FPL. Nobody types in scores.
See the sample league’s tableGW 9: Mendy came off Own Goal FC’s bench for Thomas. Late Subs took 6 bonus points.
Weekly fines, monthly prizes, the season’s top three: write down what your league has agreed, and Cratebin works out who owes what. Who’s winning each prize, who has paid, and every season’s champions, kept year after year.
Try the rules as commissionerGW 9: Own Goal FC, TC Club, Bench Boys and Wildcats pay $5 each.
Transfers, captain and bench for the next five gameweeks, from your real squad, with each player’s fixtures and form. Nothing is sent to FPL.
Step into the sample leagueRivals see your plan after the deadline.
a season, up to 20 teams. $30 for 21–50. Leagues over 50 teams: email contact@cratebin.com and we'll set it up.
Everything in the free plan, and:
Free. For good.
Every new league gets a free trial of everything: GW 10, 11 and 12 if you start today. From GW 13 the league is on the free plan unless you pay. Starting from GW 20? $10, or $15 for 21–50. Prices are in US dollars; pay by mobile money or card.
The commissioner pays, or splits it so each member on Cratebin pays a share.
Cratebin never collects or holds your league’s money. Members settle fines and prizes among themselves; Cratebin keeps the tally. You pay Cratebin only for the software.
No. Cratebin never collects or holds your league’s money. Members settle fines and prizes among themselves; Cratebin keeps the tally. You pay Cratebin only for the software.
Nobody. Cratebin reads your league from FPL every gameweek: places, gaps, captains, chips, bonus points and auto-subs.
Every new league gets a free trial of everything: GW 10, 11 and 12 if you start today. From GW 13 the league is on the free plan unless you pay. The sample league is open to anyone, with no sign-up.
In US dollars, by mobile money or card. The commissioner pays, or splits it so each member on Cratebin pays a share.
No. Your league keeps playing FPL as it does now. Nothing is sent to FPL, and plans made in the Planner stay on Cratebin.
$30 a season for 21–50 teams. Leagues over 50 teams: email contact@cratebin.com and we'll set it up.
Paste your FPL league’s link. Next you sign in with your email, pick your team, and add a 4-letter code to your FPL team name for a moment, so we know it’s you. Then the league is yours to run.