Four plans, $39 to $99.
Each plan contains everything in the plan below it, so the only question is how far up you want to go. Delta is the charts and the history. Gamma adds the live trades and alerts. Theta does the reading for you. Vega opens it to your code.
Month to month · Cancel any time · Fifteen years of history from day one
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See the previous trading day before you buy
Options charts for every stock, the Historical Lab, the news, insider and congressional filings and the trade builder — no sign-up needed. Every plan unlocks today's data live and the features it includes.
- Fifteen years of options history, nothing deleted
- Every reading we compute, for every stock
- How expensive options are, and how that compares to the past
- Where the crowd is positioned, and which prices act like magnets
- Trend, momentum and volatility for every stock, and what kind of market it is
- Build a trade and see what it would cost before you place it
- Go back to any past trading day and read the screen as it was
- Watchlists, earnings dates and the calendar
- Everything in Delta
- The live list of options trades, as they print
- Unusual activity, judged against each stock's own normal
- The very large trades, flagged the moment they land
- Private off-exchange trades, shown next to the public ones
- Insider and Congress research — every politician, state and company, profiled
- The stock screener — filter every US stock, rebuilt every five minutes
- The options scanner — nine setups watched continuously
- Support and resistance drawn from where the money actually sits
- The terminal: chart, trades, levels and alerts on one screen
- Alerts on any of it, sent wherever you already are
- Everything in Gamma
- Trade ideas with an entry, a target and a stop — tracked in public
- Short write-ups through the day whenever something changes
- Signals, each with a confidence score out of 100
- Machine-learning price, volatility and anomaly forecasts
- Earnings and filings, already read and summarised
- An assistant you can ask questions in the app
- The reasoning behind every reading, not just the number
- Everything in Theta
- A REST API over every reading and all of the history
- An MCP server Claude, Cursor and ChatGPT can call directly
- Test a strategy against the full fifteen years
- Your own keys, plus a log of every request and delivery
Not sure which one you are? Start here if you are new to the market — most people who are starting out want Theta, the one that does the reading.
Or you could assemble it yourself.
The alternative is not another subscription. It is a data provider, a scanner, a spreadsheet, a notification script, and the weekends you spend keeping all four of them agreeing with each other.
| Capability | Optionomics | Do it yourself |
|---|---|---|
| Every options trade, scored against its own stock | ✓ | — |
| Unusual activity, with the bar set per stock | ✓ | — |
| Trade ideas with a call and a public record | ✓ | — |
| Short write-ups through the trading day | ✓ | — |
| Insider and congressional filings, matched to stocks | ✓ | Partly |
| Fifteen years of options history | ✓ | Partly |
| Test a strategy on that same history | ✓ | Partly |
| An API and a server your AI assistant can call | ✓ | — |
| Alerts to phone, email, text, Slack, Discord and your code | ✓ | Partly |
| Weekends spent keeping it all working | — | ✓ |
About plans and billing.
Which plan should I start on?
Theta, if you want us to do the reading — that is the one with the trade ideas, the daily write-ups and the signals on it, and it is where most people start. Gamma if you would rather watch the live trades and judge them yourself. Delta if you mainly want the charts and the history. Vega only if you write code.
Why are the plans named after greek letters?
Delta, gamma, theta and vega are the four numbers options traders use to describe how a contract behaves — so they are the product's own vocabulary rather than invented tiers. You do not need to know what any of them mean to pick one: the cards say what each plan adds, in plain words, and every plan contains the one before it.
What can I look at without signing up?
Some of the app opens without signing up, on the previous trading day — on a Tuesday, Monday's; over a weekend, Friday's: the options charts for every stock, the Historical Lab with its history up to that day, the news, the insider and congressional filings and the trade builder. It is a preview, not a plan. Today's data live, any other day, and every other feature come with a plan — Delta from $39 a month, with the live trades, alerts and trade ideas on the plans above it.
Can I change plans later?
Yes, up or down, from the subscription tab in your settings. The change takes effect on your next billing date and you are only charged the difference.
What happens if I cancel?
You keep access until the end of the period you have already paid for. Your profile, watchlists and settings are kept for 60 days in case you come back.
Do you offer annual billing?
Yes, at 20% off the monthly rate. Flip the switch above the plans to see what the annual figures work out to.
Do you have mobile apps?
Yes, for iPhone and Android, included in the same subscription. Alerts arrive as push notifications, so you do not have to be at a desk.
Pick one.
Pick one and the live market is on your screen inside a minute. Move up or down whenever it stops fitting.
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