League Manager Software (1 Viewer)

[naptownho]

What websites or software are the best for IDP leagues? We used FFLM for a long time then moved to cbs.sportsline about 3 years ago. CBS has been ok but for $130 it eats into the prize poll quite a bit. I see where FFLM is not going to be around this year. Just wanted to get some feedback from other IDP junkies on what they use and like.

thanks

 

[J Giles Band]

I like AllStarStats. We use salaries and contracts and it is great for handling that element. It isn't cheap either ($149), but if your league has keepers and contracts it is pretty good. It's not a 'bell & whistle' site (I'm not a fan of those)... but what it does, it does very well (contract stuff, carry over leagues, deep player pool, etc.). It is also tied to Rotoworld which is a nice element.

If your league doesn't do contracts, it probably isn't worth the extra $.

 

[Jene Bramel]

I've only used MFL so I'm not qualified to review the CBS or other software, which apparently also work well. But the reason I'm not qualified is that I've used MFL (including contracts and dynasty leagues) since 2002 without ever thinking about jumping ship.

 

[FightingWombat]

I was in a non-IDP league that used Fanball. All the leagues I am now in use MFL. Works great handles DL split into DE & DT (CB & S also). Costs considerably less than CBS (roughly half?). Should work out for your league unless you have some very unique rules.

 

[bonscott]

My Fantasy League (MFL) hands down. Plus it's the same company that offered FFLM.

 

[obxlegends]

You are doing yourself a disservice is you do not consider MFL. It's top notch and they may still be in their early bird special.

MFL