League dues service that holds buy-ins in an on-chain USDC vault on Base. Members pay by card or USDC; payouts go out on a preset date after a supermajority member vote. No platform fee; it earns from interest on pooled funds. US adults in permitted states.
League & commissioner tools
Escrow for season-long fantasy league dues: members pay by card or e-check, funds are locked once the season starts so not even the commissioner can touch them, and winnings are assigned at season end, with an optional league vote on payouts. Also lists leagues looking for members.
League & commissioner tools
Web app for commissioners to track the money side of a league: dues status, partial payments, accepted payment methods, reminders, expenses, payouts and league money reports. It tracks payments made through Venmo, Zelle, Cash App or PayPal and does not hold funds.
League & commissioner tools
Commissioner platform for league money and community: dues collection and payouts (auto-calculated from Sleeper standings), weekly awards voting, a league board, member ratings and profiles, league search, and AI-written weekly league episodes.
League & commissioner tools
Free commissioner dashboard for running many Sleeper leagues: dues tracking with checks on traded picks for unpaid years, rookie draft order, orphan team listings, an owner directory, inactivity and tanking alerts, trade activity flags and a calendar.
League & commissioner tools
Commissioner hub that imports every past season from ESPN, Yahoo, Sleeper and MFL into one league history and record book, then adds recaps and previews, dues tracking, mock drafts and a live draft board, projections, and side games like survivor and squares.
League & commissioner tools
Makes a weekly AI-hosted podcast about a Sleeper or ESPN league from its real matchups, trades and standings. The commissioner picks which stories to cover. Adds power rankings, matchup picks with a leaderboard, weekly badges and season predictions.
Added to the directory on and last checked on .
First seen via r/FFCommish.