Pick'em pool
Run your pick'em league under your own brand. Fixtures, lock times and results come straight off the live feed, confidence points are built into the scoring, and your Monday morning is a recap email instead of a spreadsheet.
Free to start. No credit card.
Your logo, your colors, your name on the competition. Participants join by invite link, QR code or bulk upload. Setting it up takes an afternoon and does not need anyone from IT.
Every week's fixtures and lock times come in from the live data feed. You are not typing in the Thursday night game, you are not adjusting for a flexed Sunday night kickoff, and you are not the person who forgets that four teams are on bye.
Participants pick a winner in each game and apply confidence to the ones they are sure about, so a pick that carries more weight pays more and costs more. Reminders go out 24 hours and one hour before lock.
The moment a game ends, the result lands and scores update. Your participants know where they stand overall, inside their group and against every other group, before the postgame show is finished.
Every participant gets a recap: their score, their rank, their standing in their group. On Pro and Enterprise hubs an AI-generated round recap goes out automatically, so the week starts with an argument nobody had to write.
Both formats fit the same 16-game week. They produce completely different leaderboards, and the difference is worth choosing on purpose.
One point per correct winner. Easy to explain, easy to join late, and it keeps casual participants in the game all season because a good week is a good week no matter which games you got. This is the format that survives contact with a workplace.
Instead of every game being worth the same, participants stake more on the picks they believe in. The lock you are certain about carries your weight; the coin-flip division game carries almost none. Fanzava ships confidence weighting as part of the scoring, so the ranking and the math are handled for you.
In straight pick'em, everyone who goes 11 and 5 ties. In a confidence pool, two people can both go 11 and 5 and finish a long way apart, because one of them put their weight on the right games. It rewards conviction rather than hit rate, and it makes a mid-table week feel like it mattered.
An optional multiplier your participants deploy once per round or strategically across a season. Mark a game as your Joker, get it right and you earn double or more, get it wrong and you lose nothing extra. Set the multiplier anywhere from 1.5 times to 3 times.
Each round, participants predict the winning margin on one designated game. It does not move weekly points. It settles the season, because when two people finish level the more accurate cumulative margin across every round takes it. Nobody shares a title on a coin toss.
An optional bonus for anyone who gets every game in a round right. Set the value yourself or leave it off. In a 16-game week it almost never pays out, which is exactly why the one person who does it never stops mentioning it.
A pick'em pool is not one event, it is eighteen of them. The form-and-spreadsheet version works until Week 3, then the commissioner starts dreading Tuesdays. Automatic fixtures and automatic scoring is the whole difference between a pool that finishes the season and one that quietly stops.
People hear about a pool in Week 2. Invite links stay open, participants join mid-season, and the leaderboard handles it without you rebuilding anything.
Split the field by office, region, client or friend group. Each one runs its own standings and its own head-to-head against every other group. The person in 140th place is still first in their group, and that is why they keep picking.
Paid plans ship full white-label across every screen, every email and every notification. Pro and Enterprise add a custom domain and a custom email sender, so the weekly email arrives from your address and reads as yours.
Free to start. No credit card.