What each one is built for
Unusual Whales’ pricing page describes its entry paid plan as “essential options flow data for individual traders”. Its homepage invites visitors to “join a community of 100,000 traders”.
CaymanBot is for people who are new to options. It shows real US options trades one at a time and gives you $100K in paper money, so you can practice before you risk real cash.
In the first two Learning Mode stages, each trade on the feed comes with a plain-English sentence you can check against the strike, expiry and premium.
The Unusual Whales details on this page come from its own homepage and pricing page, as fetched on September 30, 2026. For a wider look at flow scanners, see the options flow scanner comparison.
What each one offers
Each row puts what Unusual Whales lists on its pricing page next to what CaymanBot offers. Unusual Whales can change its plans at any time, so check its pricing page for the current details.
- Who it’s for: Unusual Whales’ pricing page describes its entry paid plan as “essential options flow data for individual traders”. CaymanBot is built around learning to read US options trades.
- Options data: Unusual Whales’ pricing page lists a “Full Tape, 100% market coverage” options flow feed on its paid plans. CaymanBot shows real US options trades with the strike, expiry, premium, size and side of each one.
- Free plan: Unusual Whales’ pricing page lists a free plan covering its full dashboard, with options flow delayed 2 trading days and news and alerts also on a delay. CaymanBot’s Free plan shows options data delayed 60 minutes and never expires.
- Paid plans: Unusual Whales’ pricing page says its paid plans have “no delay on flow, news, or alerts”. CaymanBot Premium adds real-time options data for users who complete the OPRA non-professional attestation.
- Price: Unusual Whales lists its plans and prices on its pricing page. As of September 30, 2026, CaymanBot Premium costs $24.99 a month or $199.99 a year.
- Practice: CaymanBot accounts start with $100K in paper money. In the first two Learning Mode stages, each trade on the feed comes with a plain-English sentence you can check against the strike, expiry and premium.
- Where you use it: Unusual Whales’ pricing page says its dashboard plans cover “the website and mobile app”, and it lists separate API plans. CaymanBot is a web app, with no mobile app and no API.
- Other tools: Unusual Whales’ pricing page lists a GEX heatmap for all US tickers, politician trade information, and institutional holders and insider trade data on its paid plans. CaymanBot Premium includes GEX heatmaps and full congressional and corporate insider data in the app.
Which one fits you
If you are new to options, CaymanBot is set up for learning: read a few trades field by field, then practice with paper money before you risk real cash. New to the feed? See what counts as unusual options activity.
If you already know what you need from a data tool, compare the plans on each product’s own pricing page. CaymanBot’s plans are on the pricing page.
Market data and affiliation
CaymanBot, LLC receives consolidated options market data as a licensed OPRA vendor. Real-time options data is delivered to Premium subscribers who have completed the OPRA non-professional attestation; Free-plan data is delayed and conspicuously labeled as delayed.
CaymanBot is not affiliated with or endorsed by Unusual Whales, and all trademarks belong to their owners.
How to start
Start on the Free plan. Every new account gets a 14-day Premium trial that needs no card, and when it ends the account stays on the Free plan unless you subscribe.
Educational only, not financial advice. Market data is for informational purposes only. Trading involves substantial risk of loss.
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