One credit. One episode.
The whole league listens free.

No subscription, no per-listener fees. Buy a pack, generate broadcasts all season.

Single Broadcast

$15

1 episode credit

Try one week on the air

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Half-Season Pass

$120

10 episode credits

10 weeks of broadcasts — $12 each

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Best value

Full-Season Pass

$200

20 episode credits

The whole season, draft night to trophy — $10 each

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Wrapping up last season instead? A Season Recap — your league's whole year in one episode — is 1 credit.

Full-Season Pass

20 credits. The whole season arc.

A Full-Season Pass isn't just the weeks — it's every episode your league deserves, from the first mock draft to the trophy photo.

  1. 1credit

    Season Preview

    Before the draft

    The preseason hype show. Draft buzz, bold predictions, rivalry callbacks — no stats, all takes.

  2. 1credit

    Draft Recap

    The morning after draft night

    Every pick picked apart. Reaches, steals, positional runs, and a letter grade for every team.

  3. 17credits

    Weekly Broadcasts

    Every Tuesday, Week 1 through the championship

    Your actual matchups, scores, standings, waiver claims and trades — turned into talk radio.

  4. 1credit

    Season Recap

    After the trophy is handed out

    The year in one episode: the champion's path, the biggest moments, and hype for next season.

1 + 1 + 17 + 1

20 episodes for $200 — $10 each

Credits are interchangeable and never expire. Spend them in any order.

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Questions

What exactly does the Full-Season Pass cover?

All 20 episodes of a season, start to finish: 1 Season Preview before the draft, 1 Draft Recap the morning after draft night, 17 weekly broadcasts from Week 1 through your championship, and 1 Season Recap once the trophy is handed out. That is the whole arc for $200 — $10 an episode.

Do I have to use them in that order?

No. The 20 credits are interchangeable — nothing is earmarked. If your league skips the preview, runs an 18-week schedule, or wants a second take on draft night, spend the credits however you like. Every episode type costs exactly 1 credit, and credits never expire, so leftovers roll into next season.

How do credits work?

1 credit = 1 fully produced multi-voice episode — a Season Preview, a Draft Recap, a weekly broadcast, or a Season Recap. Generating the audio costs nothing extra, and credits never expire.

Does my whole league have to pay?

No. One person buys credits; every episode gets a public share link the entire league can play, no accounts needed. Split a Full-Season Pass twelve ways and a season of broadcasts runs about $17 a manager.

Which platforms are supported?

Sleeper and ESPN leagues connect in seconds. League names, records, matchups, draft results and transactions flow in automatically.

Is this a subscription?

No. You buy a pack once. A Full-Season Pass covers a typical season including playoffs, but nothing renews or auto-charges.