Fantasy Premier League Scraper API
Extract FPL player statistics, fixtures, prices, and ownership data. Build tools for team optimization and league analysis.
Use Cases
Team Optimization
Build tools to analyze player value, form, and fixtures for optimal team selection.
Statistical Analysis
Analyze player performance trends and predict future returns.
Price Tracking
Monitor player price changes and ownership percentages.
League Management
Track mini-league standings and competitor teams.
API Endpoints
Available endpoints for the Fantasy Premier League Scraper API
/v1/fantasy-premier-league/bootstrap Fantasy Premier League API
Fetch public Fantasy Premier League bootstrap data, optionally filtering players by query.
Parameters
limit integer Maximum number of results to return. query string Optional player name filter for the public bootstrap payload. Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about the Fantasy Premier League Scraper API
How often is FPL data updated?
We extract real-time data from the official FPL API. Data updates after each gameweek.
Can I track price changes?
Yes, by regularly extracting player data you can monitor and predict price changes.
Do you include injury data?
Yes, we extract player availability status including injuries and suspensions.
Can I analyze private leagues?
You need the league ID. Public and private leagues are accessible with the correct ID.
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