Options Sniper is free and ships with no strategy. The N‑T PRO Logic Pack is the paid alternative to building your own: a licensed parameter set, plus the daily signal, resolved from a licence service each morning.
It goes on sale 30 October at $1,249 for twelve months or $749 for six.
People on this list get twelve months for $997. That is the only discount there will be, and it exists because you backed it before there was anything to see. Fifty licences total, and the list is how they are allocated.
A licence binds to one machine, and can be moved if you change computers. There is no monthly plan — a declined card on a licence that fails closed would kill it mid-position, which is not a failure worth designing in.
You are on the list. Twelve months at $997 when it opens on 30 October, instead of $1,249. Nothing else goes to this address.
Fifty‑one parameters: the research question, the targets, the stop and the trail, the entry confirmation, the liquidity gates, the fill ladder, the contract screen and the sizing. They are not in the file on your disk. The file is about 350 bytes and holds a licence and an address; the values come down each morning and stay in memory.
The research is the part that cannot be shipped. The browser that runs it cannot run headless, so a subscriber running it would watch the question being typed. So the research runs on my machine and your copy receives the answer — the ticker, the direction and the confidence. The question itself never reaches you, which is the only arrangement under which it stays worth anything.
Not scarcity theatre. Fifty copies laddering limit orders into the same short‑dated contract in the same minute compete with each other for fills, and the later ones get worse prices because the earlier ones moved the book. The cap is the number at which that stays tolerable. It is also why there is no plan to raise it.
No win rate and no promised return. That is a settled position on this site, not an omission: the backtester included with the app runs on a synthetic tick path, which makes it a fair instrument for comparing one setting against another and a worthless one for claiming an edge. If a page anywhere shows you an equity curve and asks for money, the curve is the product.
It also does not come with a broker. You need your own Webull account, API keys for both paper and live, and real‑time options data on a non‑display agreement. Start that now if you are interested — approval is not instant and nothing works without it. The requirements are here, and they apply whether you buy a pack or build one.
The app is free today and the Pack Builder exposes all fifty‑one parameters with their ranges. Plenty of people should build their own, and the setup guide walks through it. Buy the pack if you would rather not choose fifty‑one numbers, or you want the research you cannot reproduce. Those are the only two reasons.
Trading options involves substantial risk of loss and is not appropriate for everyone. Nothing here is advice, no return is promised, and past results do not predict future results. A licence is software access, not a recommendation to trade.