FPL Copilot
FPL Copilot is an optimisation tool for Fantasy Premier League managers. It combines a mixed-integer transfer solver, expected-points projections, chip-strategy analysis and mini-league win-probability simulations with an AI chat assistant called Copilot, plus optional Autopilot automation that can stage or execute transfers for you. A seven-day trial is offered, then $9 per month or $69 per year.
What is FPL Copilot?
FPL Copilot is a web tool that helps Fantasy Premier League managers decide what to do with their squad. The core of the product is a solver that recommends transfers using a mixed-integer optimiser, so the suggested plan respects the constraints of the game: budget, free transfers, squad structure and player limits. Alongside the solver, the site publishes expected-points projections for players and gameweeks, chip-strategy analysis that compares when to play Wildcard, Free Hit, Bench Boost or Triple Captain, and mini-league simulations that estimate your win probability against the managers you are competing with.
The AI layer is delivered two ways. Copilot is a chat assistant that answers squad and strategy questions, and Copilot Rank provides a rating of your play. Autopilot is an opt-in automation feature: if you enable it and supply your Fantasy Premier League credentials, the service can sign into your FPL account and stage or execute the transfers and chip plays you have approved. The terms of service describe this clearly, including the fact that Autopilot acts on your account only for the actions you approve or set up, and that it is disabled unless you turn it on.
Setup is built around your FPL Team ID. You find it by logging in on the official FPL site, opening Pick Team and then Gameweek History, and reading the number after /entry/ in the address bar. Once the Team ID is saved on your Profile page, the Solver can build plans for your squad. A Sync my live team option reads your current team using your FPL credentials, which the site says are encrypted and never shown to staff, and accounts with two-factor authentication cannot be synced, so already-made transfers have to be entered manually in advanced settings.
Beyond the Solver, FPL Copilot ships Expected Points tables, Chip Strategies, Mini-leagues, Rate My Team and a Guides library, so managers can research fixtures, form and differentials in one place. The Service uses publicly available FPL data together with statistical and AI models to generate its suggestions, and it is presented as an independent optimisation tool rather than an official Premier League product.
FPL Copilot Core Features
Transfer solver
Uses a mixed-integer optimiser to find transfer combinations that respect budget, free transfers and squad rules.
Expected points
Projects player and gameweek scoring so you can compare picks, differentials and captaincy options.
Chip strategies
Analyses when to play Wildcard, Free Hit, Bench Boost and Triple Captain across the season.
Mini-league simulations
Estimates your win probability against the managers in your private leagues.
Copilot chat assistant
Answers squad, transfer and strategy questions in conversational form.
Autopilot automation
Optional feature that can sign in and stage or execute the transfers and chip plays you approve.
Live team sync
Reads your current squad through encrypted FPL credentials; two-factor accounts must enter transfers manually.
Supporting tools and guides
Rate My Team, a guides library and fixture data round out the weekly workflow.
Who is FPL Copilot for?
FPL Copilot targets Fantasy Premier League managers who want to make decisions with numbers instead of instinct. Engaged players chasing an overall rank use the transfer solver and expected-points tables every gameweek, while managers whose real goal is winning a private mini-league lean on the win-probability simulations to see where they need to take risks. Content creators and community hosts use the same projections to back up the picks they publish. Data-minded players who already keep spreadsheets gravitate to the mixed-integer optimiser, because it answers the question they previously solved by hand: which combination of transfers maximises projected points within the rules. Managers with limited time prefer the chat assistant and the automatic reports, and the optional Autopilot appeals to people who know what they want to do but cannot always be online before a deadline. The tool assumes you already have a Fantasy Premier League account and know your Team ID, and Autopilot requires sharing FPL login credentials, so it suits users comfortable with that trade-off. Casual players who only set a team once a season may find a paid subscription hard to justify, and managers with two-factor authentication on their FPL account lose part of the convenience because live syncing is unavailable.
FPL Copilot Use Cases
Decide which transfer to make before a deadline by comparing optimiser paths side by side.
Plan a Wildcard or Free Hit gameweek by modelling several squads before committing.
Judge whether a hit is worth taking by checking expected points against the cost of extra transfers.
Track your mini-league position by simulating how rivals' likely moves change your win probability.
Captain the highest-projected player with fixture data and expected points in front of you.
Automate routine transfer execution when you cannot be online at the deadline, using Autopilot.
Rate your current team and find weak positions before they cost you points.
Research differentials for content, podcasts or community posts using published projections.
FPL Copilot Pros and Cons
Pros
- Combines an optimiser, projections, chip analysis and mini-league simulations in one place instead of separate tools.
- Publishes clear setup documentation, including how to locate your Team ID and why saving it correctly matters.
- Optional Autopilot makes the service useful to managers who are not online before each deadline.
- Transparent terms of service explain what Autopilot is authorised to do on your FPL account.
Cons
- No public pricing page; plan details and cancellation live behind the logged-in Profile and Subscription card.
- Autopilot requires sharing Fantasy Premier League login credentials, and two-factor accounts cannot use live team sync.
- Independent of the official Premier League and dependent on publicly available FPL data, so projections carry model risk.
FAQ About FPL Copilot
FPL Copilot Pricing
Seven-day free trial via Try for $0.00, then $9 per month or $69 per year in USD (about 7 pounds or 8 euros per month locally). Billing and cancellation are handled from the Subscription card on the Profile page; there is no public pricing page.
Check official pricingFree trial
Seven-day trial shown as Try for $0.00; cancelling during the trial means you are never charged.
Monthly
Full access to the Solver, Expected Points, Chip Strategies, Mini-leagues, Copilot chat and Autopilot. About 7 pounds or 8 euros per month in local currencies.
Annual
Same features billed yearly, equivalent to 55 pounds or 65 euros per year in local currencies.