See what printed on the options tape.
Enter a covered ticker to review delayed options activity, recorded prints, premium concentration, and recent market context in one report.
Describes recorded activity for research. It does not provide investment advice or predict a ticker's next move.
A quicker read of the activity around one name.
The Scanner organizes recorded options activity. It gives you evidence to investigate, without turning the tape into a trade recommendation.
Tape notes
A plain-language summary of recorded print count, premium, concentration, and the largest observed print.
Premium context
Call and put premium share, the most concentrated strike, and activity compared with its recorded-session baseline.
Recorded prints
Contract details and recent headlines presented with source, delay, and as-of context where available.
From ticker to report in one step.
Search a covered ticker above. The report opens directly, with no account wall before the first scan.
Is the Scanner free?
Yes. You can run a delayed report without creating an account or entering a credit card.
How recent is the data?
Free reports use 15-minute delayed data. The report's visible as-of label identifies the timing of the displayed activity.
Does unusual activity mean a trade is bullish or bearish?
No. A print may be directional, a hedge, part of a spread, or a closing transaction. The Scanner describes recorded activity; it does not establish intent or predict an outcome.
Understand the tape before interpreting it.
Read our evidence-led guide to unusual options activity, or compare delayed and real-time access.