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Explore the demo
- Five familiar US assets
- Up to three contracts per asset
- Premium, reserve and breakeven
- Price charts and company context
- CSV of your preview rows
Cash-secured puts, screened.
Every market session OptionClaw reads the put chains of 231 companies and ETFs and shows the few worth a closer look — with the cash each one ties up and how far the stock can fall before you're behind.
Screening, not advice. OptionClaw never places a trade.
231
companies and ETFs screened
2,864
put contracts read
4:01 PM
latest scan · Oct 22, ET
Know what you're committing to.
- Gross premium
- What the put pays, before fees.
- Cash reserved
- Strike × 100, set aside per contract.
- Breakeven and cushion
- How far the stock can fall before the position is behind.
A shortlist, not a firehose.
- Earnings-aware
- No put that expires through a company's earnings report.
- Liquidity-checked
- Bid, spread and open interest have to clear the bar.
- Comparable risk
- One contract per company, at a similar distance from the price.
Made for your iPhone.
- Opens like an app
- Add OptionClaw to your Home Screen and it opens full screen, in light or dark.
- Everything in reach
- Screen, inspect a contract and check your paper portfolio with one thumb.
Start free. Go further when you're ready.
Pro
$51
Billed $51 every 3 months. Waitlist — no card is taken today.
- Full screened universe and contracts
- Assistant across the whole universe
- Company price history and movement
- Daily Delta archive
- Watchlist rules with same-day delivery (planned)
- Saved screens synced to your account (planned)
Questions, answered.
Do I need an account?
No. The free demo shows five familiar tickers with up to three contracts each. An account saves your watchlist and paper portfolio.
What is a cash-secured put, and what's the math?
You sell a put option and set aside the cash to buy 100 shares at the strike if assigned. Premium is the bid × 100, before fees. Cash reserved is the strike × 100. Breakeven is the strike minus the bid, and the cushion is how far below today's price the strike sits. Annualized yield is a simple annualization of premium over cash reserved.
What do Conservative, Balanced and the other labels mean?
Conservative: a strike at least 20% below the price, deep open interest, a tight spread, no earnings before expiry and an established company. Balanced: at least 15% below, with looser liquidity bars. High premium: richer yields that still clear the cushion bar, shown apart from quality. Special review: a contract that missed one bar, listed with the reason.
Where does the data come from, and how fresh is it?
Option chains are read from public market data every 30 minutes during the regular session. Every figure shows its quote time, and the page says when data is delayed.
Does OptionClaw place trades?
No. It screens and explains. It never connects to an order ticket or moves money.
What does Pro add?
The full screened universe, the assistant across it, price history and the Daily Delta archive. Pro is a waitlist today.
Is this investment advice?
No. OptionClaw is screening software. Premiums are gross, before fees, and every contract can lose money.