See the range, not just the average
Two players can both average six points while one is a steady starter and the other a boom-or-bust pick. Every forecast shows its likely range, so you can tell them apart.
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Projected points for every player over the next five Gameweeks, how wide the likely range is, and whether a transfer beats holding after budget and hits.
Two players can both average six points while one is a steady starter and the other a boom-or-bust pick. Every forecast shows its likely range, so you can tell them apart.
Browse player forecastsPick the players you'd sell. FPL Prism finds legal replacements under one budget, subtracts any 4-point hits, and says plainly when holding is the better call.
Compare transfers| Sell Jordan Reed | 24.0 pts |
| Buy Evan Mercer | 31.2 pts |
| Gain over 5 Gameweeks | +7.2 |
| Hit (no free transfers) | −4 |
| Net gain | +3.2 |
Compare moving now with rolling your transfer. Safe, Balanced and Aggressive plans each come with a week-by-week path, captain and bank.
Open the plannerForecasts are frozen at each deadline, then scored against official points, misses included. This is how GW9 went for the 310 players who played.
Read the GW9 reportIt's the number in your FPL Points page address. No login needed.
Captain options, availability flags and the transfer that adds the most.
Make the move yourself in the official app. FPL Prism never touches your team.
More detail in How it works.
Yes. Every feature that exists today is free, and you don't need an account. Possible paid tiers are listed on the pricing page as roadmap ideas only.
No, and you should never enter it here. FPL Prism only uses your public Team ID to read the squad FPL already publishes.
No. It only reads public data. You make any transfer, captain or chip choice yourself in the official FPL app.
Each Gameweek's forecasts are frozen at the deadline and scored against official points in the Modelbook, including the biggest misses, so you can judge for yourself.
No. FPL Prism is an independent project and is not endorsed or sponsored by the Premier League.