What a pick’em league manager handles
A league manager keeps the weekly games, individual picks, deadlines and standings together. The commissioner still chooses the rules and publishes the slate; automatic scoring handles the results after games finish.
In Suite, players join through a private invitation link and use their own accounts. Each league has its own group and rules. Public product pages do not publish your members, their picks or your league’s standings.
- Private invitation links and individual player accounts.
- A commissioner-managed shared game slate.
- Automatic grading with weekly and season standings.
- Pick deadlines and reveal rules appropriate to the selected sport.
Choose a format your group understands
NFL and college football offer straight-up or spread picks with equal or confidence scoring. Premier League uses home win, draw or away win, with equal or confidence scoring.
NBA and men’s college basketball offer straight-up or spread picks with one point for a correct selection. Their weeks run Monday through Sunday in the league timezone. Each game locks at tipoff, and its picks are revealed when that game locks. College basketball covers games involving supported P4 teams and their opponents.
A spreadsheet or a league app?
A spreadsheet can work well when a commissioner wants to build and maintain a custom scoring system. A league app is useful when the group wants accounts, deadline enforcement and standings in the same place. The right choice depends on how much setup and weekly administration you want to handle.
| Task | A spreadsheet you manage | Suite |
|---|---|---|
| Collect picks | Set up a sheet, form or group-chat process | Players submit in their Suite accounts |
| Handle deadlines | Build or manage your own submission controls | Sport-specific locks enforced by the app |
| Grade results | Enter results and maintain formulas or scripts | Game results feed automatic grading |
| Choose custom rules | Build the formulas and workflow you want | Choose from the supported sport and scoring settings |
| Publish standings | Maintain totals and share the table | Weekly and season standings inside the league |
Check capacity before inviting everyone
Suite Free includes 1 active league for up to 25 players. Standard is $39/year for 3 active leagues; Pro is $75/year with no active league count limit. Standard and Pro support up to 100 players per league. Created and joined active leagues both count toward an account’s limit.
Free selected slates are capped at 10 NFL games, 20 college football games or 10 Premier League matches per week. Standard and Pro add All Games slates for those sports. Basketball uses its own shared weekly slate workflow; the football confidence and slate rules do not apply to it.
When Suite fits your group
Consider Suite if you want a private group, supported sports and scoring formats, and a season of points-based competition without drafting a fantasy roster. Start with a free league to see whether its weekly routine works for your friends.
If you need a sportsbook, athlete-roster fantasy league or a standalone tournament bracket builder, those are different products. Suite does not process wagers between players. Optional software subscriptions are separate from game outcomes; any commissioner-managed prize information is handled outside Suite.
Common questions
Can I run a free private pick’em league?
Yes. Suite Free includes 1 active league for up to 25 players, within the sport-specific settings and limits. Players use their own accounts to join.
Can strangers browse my league’s picks?
League pages require authentication. Share invitation links only with your intended group. Product guides are public; individual league data is not included in the public sitemap.
Is this a fantasy sports league?
Suite pick’em asks you to predict game outcomes. You do not draft athletes or manage a roster. Your group competes through picks and league points.
Can I bring a league from another website?
You can create a new Suite league and invite your group. Suite does not offer an automatic import of historical picks or standings from another league manager.