DFS
A player-first salary board that highlights where DraftKings or FanDuel pricing may lag current opportunity.
Mister PricePrice Wire
DFS: salary and role pricing intelligence. Props: exact-line price checks. Parlays: ranked weekly research. Price Edges: qualifying current prices. Moneylines: game win-probability estimates. Every surface keeps its own context and limits. Members see the full current board
NFL Pricing Intelligence
Know the price across your whole card.
Five focused boards for DFS salaries, player props, parlays, Price Edges, and game estimates—each built to make the case and the limits easy to see.
Start with the surface you play. Mister Price helps you inspect the prices worth your attention before you make your own decision.
- Validated Window
- DFS research evidence
- Current Slate
- Five member offerings
- Output
- DFS, Props, Parlays, Price Edges, Moneylines
Historical DFS work is research evidence, not a guarantee. Props, Parlays, Price Edges, and Moneylines have their own separate methods and limits; every board depends on current data quality and late-week news.
The Five Boards
One product. Five ways to inspect the game.
Pick the board that matches the decision in front of you. The products share a standard of clear price context, but they do not pretend to be the same model.
Props
Prop Radar checks a specific player line against current market context, with verified role-change evidence required before a row qualifies.
Parlays
A ranked weekly research sheet for two- and three-leg combinations, including a cautious sensitivity check and an exact-ticket price reminder.
Price Edges
A private board of qualifying player-prop prices, ranked by estimated price edge and clearly timestamped as a saved snapshot.
Moneylines
A beta game board with win probabilities and the model inputs that moved each estimate.
One Standard
Every offering shows what it is measuring, what price or salary it used, and the reason a signal is worth attention—or caution.
Why It Is Different
Not another list of picks.
Mister Price does not tell you what to enter or wager. It gives you a pricing-intelligence layer: the exact price, the case behind it, and the places where caution is required.
DFSSalary versus current opportunity
PropsExact line versus market context
ParlaysRanked combinations with sensitivity
Price EdgesTimestamped qualifying price board
MoneylinesPregame win estimates with factor explanations
DFS Sample
See how the DFS board explains a salary signal.
DFS is one of five member offerings. Create an account to open the current boards.
Props
Player-prop price checks, with their own guardrails.
Prop Radar checks a player prop at its exact line against market context. It is a separate beta product, not a copy-paste of the DFS board.
KalshiExample WROver 4.5 receptions
- Fair
- 54%
- Ask
- 51%
- Edge
- +3 pts
Polymarket USExample RBOver 48.5 rush yards
- Fair
- 50%
- Ask
- 46%
- Edge
- +4 pts
Prop Radar is a beta watchlist. DFS evidence does not automatically validate props; prop outcomes require their own tracked record. Parlays and Price Edges likewise present their own price context, snapshots, and limits.
Pricing
One weekly pass. All five boards.
Get DFS, Props, Parlays, Price Edges, and Game Estimates for $14.99 per week. Your pass renews weekly until you cancel, and you can manage it anytime.
Weekly Access
$14.99/weekRenews weekly until cancelled. Manage or cancel anytime.
FAQ
Sharp claims. Clear limits.
Is this a lineup optimizer?
No. Mister Price is a pricing-intelligence platform for DFS salaries, player-prop prices, parlay research, qualifying Price Edges, and separate game estimates—not a lineup optimizer.
Does this guarantee profit?
No. It does not guarantee winnings, profit, ROI, or contest success.
Are all five offerings the same kind of signal?
No. DFS evaluates salary versus role. Props evaluates a specific line versus market context. Parlays estimate an all-leg outcome for a frozen weekly sheet. Price Edges ranks qualifying saved prices. Moneylines estimates a game winner from pregame team data. Each surface has its own evidence and limits.
What does confidence mean?
It reflects the relevant pricing gap plus role stability, availability checks, game context, and data completeness. It is not a guarantee or a universal win probability.
What does the explanation include?
Each signal explains the pricing gap, the role case, the context checks, and the main reason confidence is high or low.
Are DraftKings and FanDuel supported?
Yes. The dashboard combines DK and FD into a player-first view so pricing differences are easier to compare.