Free plan includes Weather Score, top 5 candidates, and analysis tools. Starter at $19/month (or $171/year, save $57) includes full scanner, computed strikes, and earnings gates. Premium at $49/month (or $439/year, save $149) adds daily IWM model action and SPY Premium Window. 7-day free trial on pa
Free tier available with no card required. Premium: $15/month billed monthly or $150/year (17% off). Premium+: $30/month billed monthly. All paid plans include a 14-day free trial.
Key features
Weather Score (0–100 composite rating of premium selling conditions)
Scanner for 500+ S&P 500 stocks with ranked candidates
Computed strike prices with P&L, breakeven, and max loss
7 auto-ranked options strategies per ticker
Earnings gates (auto-blocks positions within 7 days of earnings)
Volatility Risk Premium (VRP) analysis
IV Rank lookup and expected move calculators
Daily Market Brief (AI-generated summary)
VolRadar Storm TradingView indicator (Starter+)
Watchlist of up to 30 tickers (free) or 200 (premium) checked nightly for breakout patterns
Screener with 2,600+ stocks and crypto, 30 filters
Automatic support and resistance lines on charts
Edge Filter ranks breakouts by historical win rates and typical gains
Historical win rates and track record for each ticker
Daily Morning Brief setup recommendations
Breakout alerts for watchlist tickers
Suggested entry, stop and target for each pattern
API and MCP access for AI agents (Premium+)
See the company's own trading signals and account performance
What makes it different
Replaces five research tabs with one connected options workflow
Transparent methodology published for every metric
Institutional-grade data from ORATS, updated daily after market close
Built by a premium seller trading since 2018
Free tier provides daily context with no credit card required
Ranks breakouts by historical win rate and typical gains instead of just showing patterns
Backtested strategy traded live with company's own money using transparent, fixed rules
Designed for swing traders who check once a day, not day traders watching screens