Don't Guess the Strike.
Build any structure and price it live, or describe your view and let the scanner rank the best ones. Fifty-eight strategies, every strike, scored by the math.
Two ways to the same answer.
The strike is the whole trade.
You pick the structure in a minute. Then you sit in front of forty strike pairs that all express it, priced multiples apart in reward and in risk, and you choose one of them out of habit.
Strategies prices every one of those pairs against the chain, ranks them by reward over risk, and throws out the rows that only look good because a quote is broken. Then it hands that winner straight to the Builder.
Width in strikes, spread in percent.
Eight filters, in the units you already think in. They narrow which pairs among the seven strikes nearest spot get priced, and a row missing its data is kept rather than quietly dropped.
Max loss is not the loss you take.
Every row carries a risk-neutral win rate plus the loss at the tenth and the first percentile. Max loss is the number that almost never lands; these are the two you size against.
Find it, build it, keep it.
One click loads a scanned row into the Builder with every leg filled in. Edit it and it saves itself as a named strategy, and contracts that have since expired are badged rather than deleted.
The cockpit around the chart.
The bar above sets what you see. The rail beside keeps your symbols, alerts, and flow one click away.
The top bar is built for Strategies. Set the ticker and both panels reload the chain for it, then switch between Strategy Builder and Strategy Finder from the center tabs. Everything that shapes a structure lives inside the panel itself. Down the right rail sit your Watchlist, your Alerts, and a full Ticker Details dashboard, each one tracking whatever symbol you have active.
More EssentialsThe same bar and the same rail, on every product.
Traders are building structures, not just buying calls.
the growth in FLEX options since 2019, as traders customize their structures.
of options volume is retail, increasingly through spreads and multi-leg trades.
of all US options volume is now 0DTE, where defined-risk structures like iron condors live.
Source: Cboe Global Markets, the NYSE, and the OCC, 2025 data.