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Fantasy Football OBS Overlay

Show fantasy football scores, matchups, and alerts on your OBS stream.

Fantasy Football OBS Overlay is a local app for streamers who want fantasy football graphics inside OBS. It creates browser-source overlay pages that can show weekly matchups, score updates, ticker views, touchdown alerts, and simple broadcast layouts. It supports Yahoo, ESPN, Sleeper, and mock mode, with an admin page and setup center to help configure the overlay before going live.

Pricing

Free • Free open-source product

Compatibility

OBS Browser Source, macOS, Windows, or Linux with Node.js 18.17+

Support

support@tamemj.com

Preview

Screenshots

5 screens
Fantasy Football OBS Overlay admin configuration panel with provider settings and runtime controls
Fantasy Football OBS Overlay centered card scene showing a featured fantasy matchup
Fantasy Football OBS Overlay lower-third scene for a compact fantasy football broadcast layout
Fantasy Football OBS Overlay sidebar two-up scene with multiple matchups visible at once
Fantasy Football OBS Overlay bottom ticker scene for scrolling matchup updates in OBS

Provider Support

Fantasy platforms this product can work with

These badges show which fantasy providers or test modes are supported by the overlay workflow.

4 options

Yahoo

Supported

Connect Yahoo Fantasy league data after setting up the provider connection.

ESPN

Supported

Use ESPN league details to show matchup and scoring overlays.

Sleeper

Supported

Connect Sleeper league data for fantasy football overlay scenes.

Mock Mode

Mock

Test OBS scenes and layouts without connecting a live fantasy account.

OBS Quick Start

From repo to working overlay in a few minutes

The overlay runs locally. Start it in mock mode first, confirm the browser-source route loads, then connect Yahoo, ESPN, or Sleeper when you are ready for live fantasy data.

Local setup

npm install
cp .env.example .env
npm run dev

Setup Flow

How it gets into OBS

Step 1

Start in mock mode

Run the app locally first so you can confirm OBS, browser sources, and overlay rendering work before connecting a live fantasy provider.

Step 2

Open the admin page

Use the admin panel to pick a provider, save league details, test the connection, and adjust runtime settings before stream time.

Step 3

Copy scene URLs

Open the setup center, choose the overlay layout you want, and copy the generated browser-source URL for OBS.

Step 4

Add to OBS

Create a Browser Source in OBS, paste the copied URL, then position the overlay as a full scene, lower-third, sidebar, or ticker.

Scene URLs

Common local routes

Admin

http://localhost:3030/admin

Configure provider, league, runtime, and test connection settings.

Setup Center

http://localhost:3030/setup

Copy ready-to-use OBS Browser Source URLs.

Main Overlay

http://localhost:3030/overlay

Default overlay route for browser-source testing.

Centered Card

http://localhost:3030/overlay/centered-card

A larger matchup card layout for feature scenes.

Product Page Review

Tamem J

IT Solutions Engineer

Last reviewed: April 7, 2026

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Core Workflow

What this product helps users do

Feature 1

Adds fantasy football graphics to OBS as browser-source overlays

Feature 2

Shows matchups, score updates, ticker layouts, and game alerts

Feature 3

Supports Yahoo, ESPN, Sleeper, and mock mode

Feature 4

Includes a setup page with copy-ready OBS scene URLs

Feature 5

Includes an admin page for league and provider settings

Feature 6

Offers multiple layouts including centered card, lower-third, sidebar, and ticker

Feature 7

Can run locally before a stream so overlays can be tested safely

Feature 8

Includes optional OBS WebSocket, Discord, Slack, and export integrations

Product Snapshot

Launch and support context

Status: Published Product.

Pricing: Free • Free open-source product.

Maintained by: Tamem J.

Last updated: 2026-04-20.

Primary access: View on GitHub.

Support: Email support with Fantasy Football OBS Overlay prefilled in the subject.

Privacy path: Every app page stays tied to the shared privacy policy so support and trust signals remain close to the product.

Release Notes

Latest product updates

2026-04-20

Provider badges and setup guide added

Added Yahoo, ESPN, Sleeper, and Mock Mode badges plus OBS quick-start guidance to the product page.

2026-04-20

Product description simplified

Reworked the public copy to explain the overlay in plain language for streamers and reviewers.

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Product FAQ

Common questions about Fantasy Football OBS Overlay

Is Fantasy Football OBS Overlay free?

Yes. The overlay is listed as a free open-source product and links to the GitHub project from the product page.

What does the overlay do?

It creates browser-source overlay pages for OBS so streamers can show fantasy football matchups, score changes, ticker views, and simple broadcast graphics.

Which fantasy providers can it work with?

The product page lists Yahoo, ESPN, Sleeper, and Mock Mode as provider or testing workflows for the overlay setup.

Can I test it without connecting a real account?

Yes. Mock Mode is included so you can test OBS scenes and layout behavior before connecting live fantasy data.

What do I need to run it?

The product page lists OBS Browser Source compatibility and a local Node.js runtime requirement. The quick-start section includes basic setup commands.