Draft format
- Snake
- The classic serpentine order, reversing every round.
- Linear
- Same order every round, start to finish.
- Auction
- Budgets, nominations and live bidding on the big screen.
Welcome to
YOUR Draft Night
A fully immersive draft experience, customized for your league.
Everyone else built you a spreadsheet with a timer. We built the show — a real announcer calling every pick by name, every manager's own walk-up song, cheerleader walk-outs between rounds, live draft grades, and an awards ceremony at the end that roasts the room.
Built for a real ten-team league that drafts on it. See their board — open now for the 2026 season.
- 4–32teams
- 40rounds max
- Snake · Linear · Auctiondraft formats
- Redraft · Keeper · Dynastyleague types
- In person, online, or bothhowever you draft
- PICKDOME
Your league spends four hours together once a year.
Don’t spend it staring at a cardboard poster.
What a night on PICKDOME actually looks like
Not a feature list. This is the running order, start to finish.
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Before the clock
The lottery ceremony
Draft order isn't a number in a settings menu. A light sweeps every team, slows, and drops each one into its slot — last pick first, first pick last, with a drumroll and the announcer calling the winner.
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When you're on the clock
Your song plays
Every manager picks their own walk-up song. It hits the second they come on the clock — their music, their name on the board, the whole room turning to look at them. Most managers spend longer choosing it than they spend on their first-round pick.
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Every pick
The takeover
The board goes full screen. The player's photo lands, the announcer says his name and the team that took him, and a line of commentary reacts to what just happened — a steal, a reach, a rookie, or a specific joke about the guy who made the pick.
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When the room turns
It notices things
Three running backs in a row and it calls the run out loud. Somebody takes a kicker in the eighth round and the room hears about it. Third player on the same bye week, a guy on the injury report, a clock that expired — all of it gets said.
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Between rounds
The round break
The round number comes up on a stadium banner over a walk-out — real footage, cheerleaders and pyro, not a spinning graphic. It's a breath, it's a laugh, and it tells a room full of distracted people that a new round just started.
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The finish
The awards show
Letter grades against live ADP. Projected finish from the actual rosters. Fastest trigger fingers and slowest drafters. Then the results hit everyone's inbox before anyone's left the driveway.
The TV is the stage.
Phones are the buzzers.
Cast one browser tab to the television. Everyone else opens a link on their phone and drafts from the couch. A pick tapped on a phone takes over the big screen a second later — no app store, no installs, no accounts to make.
Runs in any browser. Works on the room's wifi. Keeps drafting if the internet hiccups.
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Set your league
Pull your roster and scoring straight from your existing league, or set it by hand — starters, bench, IR, kickers and defenses on or off.
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Send one link
Everybody gets a code. They join from wherever they're sitting. Spectators can watch without a team.
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Put it on the TV
Board mode fills the screen — the grid, who's on the clock, best available crawling across the bottom, and the current team's roster filling in by position. However your TV connects — cable, AirPlay or Chromecast.
However your league already drafts
You shouldn't have to change your rules to use better software.
League type
- Redraft
- Clean slate. Everybody starts from nothing every year.
- Keeper
- Choose how many each team holds and what a keeper costs — same round, a round earlier, or a round you set.
- Dynasty
- Hold most or all of the roster; draft the rookies and the leftovers.
Roster & positions
- Any size
- Four teams to thirty-two, up to forty rounds.
- Team defense or IDP
- Draft D/ST as a unit, or individual defensive players — or neither.
- Your slots
- Starters, flex, superflex, bench depth and IR, exactly as your league has them.
Scoring comes across too — PPR, half, or standard — so every projection on the board is the number your league actually plays by.
Setting it up is
most of the fun
Ten minutes, once. Your teams, your colors, your rules — and then the part nobody else asks for: what your league is actually like. Who never shows up. Who's the shark. Who still hasn't lived down that pick.
That's what the announcer says out loud on the night, and it's why nobody reaches for their phone between picks.
Nothing to pay and nothing to install. It saves in your browser, so you can start it now and finish it whenever.
- Your leagueName, size, and the night it happens.
- Your lookA theme, your colors, your logo on the board.
- The roomEvery manager and what their team is called.
- Your rulesSnake, linear or auction. Keepers, dynasty, IDP, your clock.
- The materialThree questions per manager — or send one link and let the league write each other's.
- Your packetEverything in one place, ready for draft night.
This isn't a mockup.
It's a real league.
PICKDOME was built for a ten-team keeper league in Arkansas that had been paying for draft software and wanted better. Everything below is the board they draft on, running their rules. It's also exactly what The Experience looks like when we build it around a league.
What "built around your league" actually meant for them
- Their colors and their hog. Cardinal and gold, their logo on the board, the round breaks and the results email.
- Roasts about their managers. Not generic trash talk — lines written about their real draft history, in the announcer's mouth.
- A walk-up sting for all ten owners. Each one plays when that manager goes on the clock.
- Their keeper rule, exactly. First keep costs the round he was drafted, the climb starts on the second straight keep, first-rounders stay first-rounders.
- Their own cold open. Cut for their league, with their name called out loud.
Year one is $99 — a $74 build plus the $25 season pass. Every year after, they renew at the season rate and keep all of it.
Two ways in
Season pass
$25/season
About $2.50 a head in a ten-team league.
Everything above, set up by you in a few minutes.
- Snake, linear or auction · 4–32 teams
- Redraft, keeper or dynasty · custom clock
- Announcer, takeovers, round breaks
- Live grades and the awards show
- Results email and export
- Pick a look from the theme menu
Made for your league
The Experience
$99year one
About $10 a head in a ten-team league — once.
A $74 one-time build fee plus the $25 season pass. We build it around your league, then you renew at the season rate forever.
- Everything in the season pass
- Roasts written about your league's history
- A guided wizard collects every custom detail — or send your league one link and they write each other's material
- A walk-up song for every manager
- Your colors, your logo, your trophy
- We set the whole thing up for you
Year two onward is just the season pass. The jokes stay. See a build we did.
Pricing for the 2026 season. Your league's sign-in codes are on screen the moment you pay.
This is a subscription, and it renews on its own.
Both plans bill $25 per season, automatically, once a year, on the date you first paid, until you cancel. The Experience adds a $74 build fee to the first payment only — so year one is $99 — and after that it renews at the same $25 as everyone else.
Cancel any time from the link in your receipt, or email hello@pickdome.com and we will do it for you. Cancelling stops the next renewal; your league keeps working for the season you already paid for.
Your League is on the clock!
Draft season is a short window.
It's open now for the 2026 season. Already drafted, or not ready yet? Leave your email and we'll find you well before next season.
Hoops league? Basketball is live on the same board — 13-round rosters, multi-position eligibility, live ADP. Drafts run October 10–19; the season tips off the 20th.
One email. That's the whole plan.