QuantWheel Pricing (2026)
QuantWheel has three paid plans plus a free demo, and the prices you see first are the quarterly rates, which are a lot lower than paying month to month. Here's what each plan really costs as of October 2026, what it includes, and which one you actually need. Quick disclosure: I build Flow Proof, a free put-selling scanner that overlaps with part of what QuantWheel does, and I cover that honestly at the end.
QuantWheel Plans and Prices
Prices from quantwheel.com/pricing, checked October 2026. Every paid plan starts with a 7-day trial for $1. The month-to-month prices are worked out from the savings QuantWheel lists for quarterly billing.
Feature Comparison
About QuantWheel
QuantWheel is a paid options-selling platform built around the wheel strategy and gamma exposure. The GEX plan covers dealer positioning data, the Wheel plan adds the put-selling workflow (screening, Roll Finder, journal, broker sync, copy trading), and the Quant plan adds options flow and API access. There's a free demo with delayed data so you can try the interface first.
Pricing: GEX is $29/month, Wheel is $49/month, and Quant is $79/month when billed every 3 months. Month to month, they run about $49, $79, and $119. Every plan has a $1 7-day trial, and there's a free demo with delayed data.
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
If you mainly want gamma exposure data, the GEX plan at $87 a quarter is the cheapest way in. If you want QuantWheel for the wheel itself, you need the Wheel plan, and quarterly billing ($147, about $49/month) saves a lot over paying monthly. Start with the $1 trial before committing. If you're running fewer than 10 positions and don't need broker sync or GEX, Flow Proof covers the core put-selling workflow (scanner, AI analysis, trade blotter with roll advice) for free.
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. There's also a free demo with delayed data.
Does QuantWheel have a free trial?
Every paid plan starts with a 7-day trial for $1, then renews automatically unless you cancel. The $1 isn't refundable. There's also a 14-day money-back guarantee on the first full charge.
Which QuantWheel plan do I need for the wheel strategy?
The Wheel plan. The GEX plan only covers gamma exposure tools and doesn't include the wheel workflow, Roll Finder, or the options journal.
What's included in the QuantWheel GEX plan?
GEX, Vanna and heatmaps, a GEX screener, live and replay views, one broker sync, and AI Trade Intel. It doesn't include the wheel tools, real-time alerts, or copy trading.
Is there a free alternative to QuantWheel?
Yes. Flow Proof is free and covers the core put-selling workflow: a scanner that grades 25 stocks A to F, AI analysis per symbol, and a trade blotter with roll advice. It doesn't have broker sync or GEX, which are the main reasons people pay for QuantWheel.
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.