Is This Trade Fair? See the Fair-Value Score First
AVRA scores every trade for fair value, then tells you which league-mates actually need what you're offering and which ones don't. Connect a Sleeper or ESPN league and AVRA reads the real rosters on both sides, not a generic value chart, so the recommendation reflects your league's scoring and your opponent's roster. When a deal is genuinely too close to call, AVRA says so instead of forcing a verdict.
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Is this trade fair?
Every trade AVRA looks at gets a fair-value score for both sides, built from your league's exact scoring rules and roster construction, not a generic dynasty chart. AVRA also shows how the deal moves each team's power ranking, so you can see whether you're gaining ground or giving it away. The score accounts for your specific format, because a receiver worth taking in a full-PPR league isn't worth the same in standard scoring, and AVRA never uses a one-size-fits-all value chart to get there.
Which league-mates actually need what you have?
A trade only makes sense if the other manager actually needs what's on the table. With a connected Sleeper or ESPN league, AVRA reads the real rosters on both sides of the deal and flags which league-mates are thin at the position you're offering and which are already stacked there. That turns a cold trade pitch into one built on an actual roster gap instead of a hunch. Create a free account at tryavra.com and start today.
What if the trade is too close to call?
Some trades are genuinely a coin flip, and AVRA says so instead of forcing a verdict just to have an opinion. When the fair-value gap between two sides sits inside the margin AVRA trusts, AVRA calls the deal even and explains why, rather than dressing up a guess as a confident recommendation. That honest pass is deliberate. A tool that always crowns a winner on every single trade isn't grading trades, it's guessing at them, and AVRA would rather tell you the truth.
How accurate is AVRA's trade analyzer?
AVRA's trade analyzer uses the same league scoring, roster-construction, and player-value inputs as its other decision tools. The published 2025 backtest measured lineup calls: 18 of 18 weeks ahead of the consensus rankings across 25,786 evaluated calls, with a 65.04% per-call result. It did not measure trade outcomes, so AVRA does not present that lineup record as a trade-win rate. The complete methodology and statistical checks are available at tryavra.com/proof.
Once the trade settles, AVRA uses the same league scoring and roster context for your start/sit calls, waiver-wire FAAB bids, and live draft board, all synced through Sleeper.
Frequently asked questions
How does AVRA decide if a trade is fair?
AVRA scores both sides of a proposed trade using your league's actual scoring rules and roster construction, then shows how the deal shifts each team's power ranking. It isn't a static dynasty value chart; the score reflects what the players are worth in your specific league, right now.
Can AVRA tell me which teams in my league need what I have?
Yes. With a connected Sleeper or ESPN league, AVRA reads the real rosters and flags which league-mates are thin at the position you're offering. That is the difference between a trade pitch built on a hunch and one built on an actual gap in another team's roster.
What if AVRA can't call a trade a clear win either way?
When the fair-value gap between two sides is too close to call, AVRA says so instead of forcing a verdict. AVRA would rather give an honest pass than manufacture confidence in a coin-flip trade, and that refusal is a deliberate part of how AVRA works, not a limitation.
Does AVRA analyze trades for dynasty and keeper leagues?
Yes. AVRA reads your league's exact format, redraft, dynasty, keeper, superflex, best-ball, IDP, half-PPR, or full-PPR, and scores trades against that format specifically. A rookie pick that matters in dynasty won't get scored the same way in a redraft league.
Is 'fantasy football' trademarked?
No. "Fantasy football" is the generic, widely used name for the game, not a trademark any one company owns. Fantasy platforms, sports leagues, and AVRA all use the phrase to describe the same hobby. Specific product names and logos, including AVRA's own, are trademarked by their owners; the term for the game itself is not.
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