The Best Premier League Prediction League Apps in 2026 (Ranked)

Commissioners who want their own scoring rules, frozen for the season.

• Two scoring tiers that match how football is predicted. An exact scoreline and a correct result are scored separately, at values you set; the exact tier exists only for sports that publish scorelines. Season and weekly tables show the Exact and Result breakdown.
• Scoring freezes at your league's own starting matchweek. Settings stay editable until that matchweek's first kick-off, then lock. A league started in January gets the same protection as one started in August, and nobody can revise the points once results are on the board.
• Rescheduled fixtures keep their matchweek. A postponed match still belongs to the matchweek it was scheduled in, so a matchweek stays In Progress until every fixture is played or voided, then goes Final. Leagues that key on calendar dates get this wrong every winter.
• A free Premier League table predictor that needs no account. Anyone can drag out a full 20-team final table and share it as a link, with the whole prediction in the URL. No competitor here offers an equivalent signed-out tool.
• Pricing: Free is 1 pool, 10 members, 1 entry each, custom scoring, no ads. Tournament Pass is $20 for the season. Lifetime All-Access is $90 once, every tournament.

Falls short: One format on the Premier League today: score prediction across matchweeks. No fantasy, and no Last Man Standing pool. No native app, which matters in a league where picks are made on a phone on Saturday morning. Every member needs an account; free guest entries cover the holdouts, but you type their picks. Premier League only among English competitions: no Champions League, FA Cup or EFL.

First for commissioners who want to write the rules and have the software hold them: separate exact and result scoring, frozen at your own starting matchweek, at a flat $20 for ten months. It beats Superbru where Superbru will not go, custom scoring, and loses to it on apps, on cost, and on the number of people already there.

Groups who want a free, app-based prediction game with no setup argument.

• Free to play with no member cap, and the largest ready-made player base of anything here.
• Native iOS and Android apps, which nothing else here offers.
• Score-based predictions across the Premier League, LaLiga, Bundesliga, Serie A, Ligue 1, the EFL Championship, the Scottish Premiership and the Women's Super League.
• Private leagues, up to 10 per tournament, so one group can run several.
• More than 80 games across 12 sports a year, so the group stays together outside football.

Falls short: Free is ad-supported: banner ads and interstitials on the site and in both apps. Going ad-free means Superbru Premium at "$3.49 per month", or "$38.28" a year, charged per person, so a whole league going ad-free is the whole league paying. The scoring rules are Superbru's; you cannot set what an exact score or a correct result is worth. No manual entry for members who will not sign up. It is a game you join rather than software you run.

The most convenient option for a casual group, especially one that lives on phones, and free if ads are acceptable. Choose it unless you want to control the scoring, which is the whole reason to choose Playoff Pick'Ems over it.

Commissioners who want a free league with no member cap and members who forget.

• "PAY WHAT YOU WANT to run your office pools with us. Yes, you can even choose FREE!", with no member limit.
• EPL beside UEFA, MLS and FIFA competitions.
• Autopicks for people who forget, which over 38 matchweeks is worth more than most paid features.
• Nine formats, pick'em, confidence, margin, round robin and survivor among them, on the same platform.
• A Pool Wizard for setup, and live scoring.

Falls short: Free pools carry ads. Paying reduces them in proportion, "Ad Removal Rate (%) = Payment / Removal Threshold x 100", and the threshold that clears them is computed per pool from format, features, participant count and duration, so an ad-free pool has no published price and costs more as the pool grows. No native app is named. Commissioner manual entry is not described.

The most forgiving option for a large, casual league that must stay free, as long as ads are acceptable. Playoff Pick'Ems is the better choice when the scoring model is the point; OfficePoolJunkie is better when attendance is.

Groups that follow club football beyond the Premier League.

• Premier League beside MLS, the Champions League and World Cup pools: one platform for a club football group's whole year.
• Commissioners can customise pick deadlines and edit anyone's picks at any time.
• Free pools with unlimited players, carrying banner ads.
• Downloadable user data.
• Private-label branding and custom email, plus an "Install App" option.

Falls short: Free pools carry banner ads and score only nightly; "scores calculated within a few minutes of each game's end" is an upgrade. Upgrades are priced per player, and each of its 50-plus pool types has its own table, so budget from that pool's table. Private-label branding needs a template on top ($199.99 to $799.99). Open commissioner editing has no published audit trail, which over 38 matchweeks is a lot of unlogged authority.

The one to pick if your group also wants Champions League and MLS pools in the same place. For the Premier League alone it publishes less about scoring than either Playoff Pick'Ems or Superbru.