Stocksicle tracks cash-secured puts, shares, and covered calls at no cost: one brokerage profile, 5 tickers, unlimited trades, and a cost basis you can trust. Pro is optional. It adds unlimited tickers, broker import, and the performance dashboard.
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$0/ forever
Puts, shares, calls, and campaigns in one place, with a cost basis that updates as you collect premium.
No credit card. Log your first position in a few minutes.
Optional upgrade Recommended
$99.00/year
$8.25 / month billed annually
Same tracking, without the 5-ticker cap. Import from your broker and see the performance dashboard.
Change or cancel anytime. CSV export stays on Free.
Simple pricing
Not sure which plan fits? Free is enough for a focused 5-ticker book. Choose Pro when you need more tickers, more accounts, or broker import.
| Feature | Free | ProRecommended |
|---|---|---|
| Manual positions & full wheel tracking | Included | Included |
| Adjusted cost basis & premium math | Included | Included |
| Ticker symbols per account | 5 tickers | Unlimited |
| Brokerage profiles | 1 profile | Unlimited |
| Portfolio performance dashboard | Not included | Included |
| CSV export | Included | Included |
| Broker auto-import | Not included | Included |
Yes. Free is a full wheel tracker: one brokerage profile, up to 5 ticker symbols with unlimited trades per ticker, adjusted cost basis, campaigns, and CSV export. No credit card required.
Pro is $9.99 per month, or $99 per year (about $8.25 per month billed annually). You can change or cancel in your account.
Pro adds unlimited ticker symbols, unlimited brokerage profiles, the portfolio performance dashboard, and broker auto-import. Wheel tracking, cost basis, and CSV export stay on Free.
No. Create a free account and log cash-secured puts, shares, and covered calls. Upgrade to Pro later if you need more tickers, more accounts, or broker import.
Yes. Billing runs through Stripe. Update or cancel from Manage Subscription. You keep Free-plan tracking after Pro ends.
Log your first cash-secured put or covered call, see your cost basis, then decide if Pro is worth it.