Stream the live tape
Subscribe to real-time option trades over WebSocket and apply server-side filters for symbols, premium, expirations, and trade mode.
Use real-time U.S. options trades, option-chain context, and historical SQL to build unusual options activity scanners, alerts, and research workflows.
OptionData provides the raw and structured options data needed to build unusual activity workflows. It does not force a black-box signal or proprietary score into your stack.
Combine trade prints, premium, contract metadata, open interest, volume, implied volatility, and Greeks to define your own unusual activity rules.
Subscribe to real-time option trades over WebSocket and apply server-side filters for symbols, premium, expirations, and trade mode.
Flag large premium, repeated sweeps, size versus open interest, short-dated activity, contract clustering, or custom desk-specific rules.
Use option-chain snapshots for IV, Greeks, bid/ask, volume, and open interest so alerts carry market context instead of just raw prints.
Replay historical option trades with SQL to validate alert thresholds before using them in production dashboards or notifications.
SELECT
symbol,
expiration,
strike,
side,
SUM(size * price * 100) AS premium,
COUNT(*) AS trade_count,
MAX(implied_volatility) AS max_iv
FROM RawOptionTrades
WHERE date = today()
AND premium >= 100000
AND days_to_expiration <= 14
GROUP BY symbol, expiration, strike, side
ORDER BY premium DESC
LIMIT 25;Unusual activity workflows are strongest when live flow, historical analysis, and option-chain context work together.
OptionData provides the real-time trade stream, historical options SQL API, and option-chain API needed to build unusual options activity scanners and alerts. You define the detection logic.
Yes. The WebSocket feed can stream U.S. option trades during market hours, with filters for symbols, premium, contract attributes, and stream mode.
Yes. The historical SQL API lets you query stored option trades, Greeks, implied volatility, premium, and contract metadata for backtesting and research.
Yes. OptionData includes common option analytics fields such as Greeks and implied volatility where available across trade and chain workflows.