Three steps, one operator, zero installs
Connect. Send. Watch.
No new app for your leaguemates. No account for anyone but the commissioner. You keep drafting exactly where you already draft — DraftCast reads the picks and produces the show around them.
Connect your league
The commissioner signs in and connects a real Sleeper draft — no manual setup, no spreadsheets. The share link is minted on the spot.
Send one link
Drop the share link in your league group chat. It opens the live broadcast in any browser — phone, laptop, or the TV's browser. No app, no sign-up.
Watch the show
Booth commentary, graphics, and pacing run automatically as picks land — nobody has to operate anything. Draft in your platform app; watch yourself get announced.
The rundown
What draft night
actually looks like
The broadcast follows your draft, beat for beat — it doesn't run on a script and hope your league keeps up. Here's the shape of the night.
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On the clock
The show goes live
The commissioner hits "Go live" and the share link starts broadcasting. Anyone who joins mid-draft drops straight into the live show — no catch-up scrubbing.
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Every pick
Reveals, calls, graphics
Picks are revealed and called as they land: the booth reacts, lower thirds and stat graphics rotate through, and the draft board keeps the room honest.
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The pace changes
The broadcast keeps up
Fast room? The show tightens. A run of quick picks? It catches up gracefully without ever cutting a call mid-sentence. Slow pick? The graphics earn the pause.
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The final pick
Finale and sign-off
The last pick gets a real finale, then the broadcast signs off the way TV does — final board, team rankings, a rolling end card until the commissioner ends the show.
The part your league will ask about
Nobody has to run anything
One host runs DraftCast; everyone else just opens the link. There's no "can you see my screen?", no cast setup, no group-call juggling. The broadcast is its own thing, on everyone's own screen, at the same moment.
- You draft where you always draft — DraftCast reads your league's draft feed; it never touches your picks.
- Watchers need exactly one thing — the link. Any browser works, including the TV's.
- Everyone sees the same show — every watcher gets the host's exact broadcast, joined live.
- The end is handled — the sign-off runs until the commissioner ends it. No awkward dead feed.