Resources
Playbooks for fan engagement.
Explainers for organisers, free tools for the admin side of running a league, and the docs for when your hub is live. New guides land here first: get them in your inbox.
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Free tools, no signup.
The admin side of running a competition, done in the browser. Nothing you type is sent anywhere. Print the result or copy a link and the whole thing travels with it. See all the free tools.
- Bracket maker Build a seeded knockout bracket from a list of names. Byes handled, seeding handled, ready to print.
- Round robin generator Every team plays every other team. Byes rotate fairly, home and away optional, exports to CSV.
- Draw and groups generator Split any list into random groups or teams, with optional seeding pots so the strong entries spread out.
- Sweepstake generator Draw your office Grand National or World Cup sweepstake fairly, with reserves and a printable A4 sheet. Works for any event of your own too.
How it all works.
The pages below answer most of what organisers ask before they run a competition, from how a sport's season shapes your scoring to what your IT team will want to see.
- Sport and format pages One page per competition: how its season runs, what that does to your scoring rules, and the questions organisers of that sport ask.
- Season Pass and Bracket Pass When a one-off pass beats a year-round plan, how the season window works, and what happens to your hub when the season ends.
- How prediction leagues work Gameweeks, locks, scoring and league tables, and what a season looks like from your players' side of the screen.
- How brackets work Filling in a knockout bracket, when it locks, how later rounds score more, and what the field sees once it does.
- Security for your IT team How participant data is protected, where it is stored, and what to forward to a procurement or security review.
Docs for your hub.
Running a hub already? The product documentation covers every setting, step by step, from scoring and lock policies to brackets, branding and billing. It is written for every market, so some of its examples are Australian.
- Quickstart From sign-up to your first gameweek: create the hub, set up a competition and invite people.
- Scoring Where each scoring setting lives, how a prediction is scored and how to change scoring mid-season.
- Lock policies and late entries When each match locks, the grace period and what happens to a match someone did not predict.
- White-label setup Your logo, colours and address, so the hub looks like yours from the first page.
Questions about these resources.
Are the free tools really free?
Yes. They run in your browser with no signup, and nothing you type is sent anywhere. Print the result, or copy a link that carries the whole thing with it.
What is the difference between a free tool and a Fanzava hub?
A tool gives you a bracket, a draw or a fixture list to print or share. A hub runs the competition itself: people sign up, picks lock at each kick-off, results score a leaderboard and reminders go out, all under your brand.
Where do I find setup help for my hub?
In the product documentation at docs.fanzava.com, which covers scoring, lock policies, brackets, branding and billing step by step. Hub admins can also raise a question from the Help button there.
I have drawn a bracket with the bracket maker. How do I run it as a competition?
Set it up as a bracket competition on a Fanzava hub. Players fill in every tie before the lock, and each result rescores every bracket and the leaderboard. Brackets are on every paid plan from Starter, or on a Bracket Pass for a single tournament.
Which sports do the sport pages cover?
Every competition with a page on the sports index, from the Premier League and the Six Nations to F1 and the NFL, plus format pages for brackets and confidence predictions that work across sports.