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A free start or sit tool

Where Parlae does the same job for nothing, and where the paid suites is genuinely ahead.

Pick between two players for the week, or fill every slot on your roster at once. The call comes from sportsbook player markets where books have posted them, it locks at kickoff, and the result is graded in public. Free, with the full features of the paid suites requiring a paid subscription there and nothing to pay here.

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No sign in, no card, no deposit.

Most weekly lineup tools are the paid half of a subscription suite. This one is the whole thing, open, with the record kept where you can check it.

Side by side

  • What it costs

    Parlae: Free, with no sign in, no card and no deposit

    the paid suites: Free tier available, full features require a paid subscription

  • Where the call comes from

    Parlae: Sportsbook player markets for that week, and board order where books have not posted

    the paid suites: Expert consensus from an analyst panel

  • Whole roster at once

    Parlae: Every lineup slot filled on My team, with the head to head behind each call

    the paid suites: Lineup assistants, usually on a paid subscription

  • Is the record kept

    Parlae: Yes, published and graded, wins and misses

    the paid suites: Accuracy pages exist, scoped to their own panel

  • Locking

    Parlae: Calls lock at kickoff, so nothing is revised after the fact

    the paid suites: Advice updates through the week

The one real difference

The call is a measurement, not an opinion. Where sportsbooks have posted a player market for the week, that price is the input. Where they have not, the page says board order and shows it. We never publish a projection we invented, and we never present the output as expert consensus.

What the paid suites does that we do not

  • Late-breaking judgement

    A paid analyst desk can weigh a Saturday practice report or a beat writer's tone in a way a market snapshot does not. If you want that read, theirs gives you it.

  • Coverage of every player

    Books do not post markets for deep bench players, so those calls fall back to board order. An analyst panel will have an opinion on everybody.

  • Format breadth

    Unusual scoring settings and non-NFL leagues are better served by the bigger suites.

The rest of the free set

Common questions

  • How is the call decided?

    From sportsbook player markets where books have posted them for that week, and by board order where they have not. The page says which of the two it used, and never invents a projection.

  • Is the record public?

    Yes. Every published call locks at kickoff and is graded afterwards, wins and misses both left up.

  • Do I need an account?

    No. No sign in, no card, no deposit. If you save a team it is stored in your own browser.