Flow Proof vs QuantWheel
QuantWheel is the more mature wheel strategy platform. It scans 3,500+ stocks, syncs from 15+ brokers, includes a roll assistant, copy trading, and a GEX dashboard. Flow Proof takes the opposite approach. It's a free, focused put-selling scanner that grades 25 stocks A through F, runs AI analysis per symbol, and tracks your trades in a blotter with roll advice. This page is the honest side-by-side so you can pick the one that fits the way you actually trade.
Feature Comparison
About QuantWheel
QuantWheel is a paid options-selling platform focused on the wheel strategy. It scans 3,500+ stocks, syncs trade journals from 15+ brokers, has a standalone roll assistant, copy trading from verified sellers, and a gamma exposure (GEX) dashboard. Their QW Intelligence feature connects AI to your live broker portfolio. They also publish a free demo with demo data so you can try the platform before paying.
Pricing: QuantWheel has three paid plans. Billed every 3 months: GEX is $87 ($29/month), Wheel is $147 ($49/month), and Quant is $237 ($79/month). Month to month they run about $49, $79, and $119. Every plan has a $1 7-day trial, and there is a free demo with delayed data.
Full QuantWheel pricing breakdown, plan by plan →QuantWheel Strengths
QuantWheel Weaknesses
Why Choose Flow Proof
The Wheel Strategy Cycle
Each phase generates income. Assignment isn't a failure — it's the transition to the next income-producing phase.
The wheel strategy generates income at every phase. Phase 1: sell a cash-secured put and collect premium ($150-400/month on a typical $50 stock). Phase 2: if assigned, your cost basis is the strike minus all premiums collected. Phase 3: sell covered calls against your shares to collect even more premium. Phase 4: when shares are called away, you've profited from the put premium, call premiums, and any stock appreciation. Then the wheel restarts.
The Verdict
Pick QuantWheel if you want broker sync, the biggest scanner universe, copy trading, or the GEX dashboard, and you're fine paying $49/month. Pick Flow Proof if you want a graded shortlist of put-selling setups, AI analysis on every symbol, a trade blotter with roll advice, and a deep free library to learn from, at zero cost. Honest answer: they're not direct replacements. QuantWheel is the all-in-one paid suite. Flow Proof is the free focused scanner and tracker. Plenty of traders use QuantWheel as their main tool and Flow Proof for IV Rank screening and the learn content.
Flow Proof Is Free
Put premium scanner with A to F setup grades, AI trade analysis, and a trade blotter with roll advice. No credit card required.
Open Scanner →Frequently Asked Questions
How much does QuantWheel cost?
Billed every 3 months: GEX is $87 ($29/month), Wheel is $147 ($49/month), and Quant is $237 ($79/month). Month to month they work out to about $49, $79, and $119. Every plan has a $1 7-day trial, and there is a free demo with delayed data. See our full QuantWheel pricing breakdown for what each plan includes.
Is Flow Proof actually free or is there a paywall?
Completely free. No credit card, no paywall, no trial that expires. The product stays free regardless of usage. If you find it useful there's a buy-me-a-coffee link, but it's optional.
Which is better for the wheel strategy?
QuantWheel is purpose-built for the wheel and has broker sync, which is genuinely useful once you're running 10+ positions. Flow Proof's Trade Blotter tracks wheel positions manually with cost basis, premium collected, and AI roll advice. For most retail wheelers running fewer than 10 positions, the manual entry on Flow Proof is fine and the price is right.
What is the QuantWheel GEX dashboard?
QuantWheel GEX is a gamma exposure dashboard that visualizes how dealer hedging positions may push price action around key strikes. It's one of QuantWheel's standout features and a major reason traders pay for it, sold on its own as the GEX plan ($87 every 3 months). Flow Proof does not have a GEX dashboard.
Which QuantWheel plan is better, GEX or Wheel?
If you mainly want gamma exposure data, the GEX plan ($87 every 3 months, about $29/month) is the cheaper way in. If you want the wheel workflow (Roll Finder, journal, broker positions, copy trading), you need the Wheel plan ($147 every 3 months, about $49/month). Both have a $1 7-day trial.
Can I use Flow Proof and QuantWheel together?
Yes. A common pattern: use QuantWheel as the main scanner and broker-synced journal, and use Flow Proof for the A-through-F graded shortlist on the 25 highest-IV stocks and the deeper AI analysis per symbol. They cover different parts of the same workflow.
Why does Flow Proof only scan 25 stocks?
Because the goal is a graded shortlist, not a screen. The 25 stocks are curated for high IV and active options markets. Each one gets IV Rank, IV/HV ratio, drawdown, trend, and an A through F grade in real time. The bet is that 25 deeply-analyzed stocks beat 3,500 screened on surface metrics for finding the put to sell today.
Continue Learning
Choosing between QuantWheel and Flow Proof is mostly a question of what you'll do with the flow data once you have it. These guides cover the fundamentals that any options flow tool — including this one — assumes you already understand.