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Sleeper draft assistant

Paste your Sleeper draft link and the assistant follows the draft live, showing who is actually left and who to take next. Free with no card and no deposit, a one tap sign in with Google, Apple or Discord opens the board, and nothing gets installed in your Sleeper account.

Board updated Aug 23, 2026 at 2:09 PM ET

Open the assistant and paste your Sleeper link

Free, with no card and no deposit. A free account is required.

The Sleeper draft assistant is free to use and there is no credit card, no trial and no deposit anywhere in it. It does take a one tap sign in with Google, Apple or Discord before the live board opens, so your draft stays attached to you and nobody else can see it. That is the only step, and it takes a few seconds.

How to connect a Sleeper draft

  1. Open your draft board on Sleeper, on the web or in the app.
  2. Copy the draft address. It looks like sleeper.com/draft/nfl/1234567890. A mock draft link works too.
  3. Paste it into the assistant. No Sleeper login and no password are ever asked for.
  4. Leave it open while you draft. Every pick your league makes comes off the board within a couple of seconds.

What it tells you on the clock

  • The best players still available, ordered by where thousands of real drafts are taking them.
  • Which of them your league is likely to take before your next turn, so you can see when waiting actually costs you something.
  • The holes left in your own roster, read from your league's real starting lineup rather than a generic template.
  • Live sportsbook player prices where books have posted them, and a plain statement when they have not.

Free, with no card, and a free account

No payment step, no trial, no per-draft fee. A free account is required, made in one tap with Google, Apple or Discord, and that is the only step before the board opens. Parlae is funded by sportsbook referrals elsewhere on the site, which is set out on how we make money.

The board it draws from, live

The real top of the current board, out of 281 draftable players.

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