This calculator tracks two things you probably keep only a rough sense of: how much your fantasy football season costs and how many hours it takes.

Start with your leagues. Each one gets its own entry fee, so three leagues at $100, $50, and $250 show up as three separate numbers, not one blended total. Add up to six.

Next, check off the premium tools you pay for. Prices checked August 2026 — edit any of them to match what you really pay, or add a custom tool.

Weekly hours can come from a survey benchmark (LendEDU and OppLoans both track this, and land in a similar range) or your own number. Season length is regular season weeks plus an optional playoff stretch.

The result splits into direct spend and total hours, shown separately and never combined into one score. A season with three leagues, one paid tool, and a $131 draft party over 17 weeks lands around $611 and 136 hours — and you can see exactly which part of that came from where.

If you want to see what some of that time would be worth as work hours, there’s a separate optional field for that. There’s a button for the July 2026 U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics average hourly earnings if you’d rather not enter your own wage. The section only appears when you turn it on, and the number is never added to your actual spending.