Log as many trades as you like, across every strategy you run, on every device. Pro pays for the two things that cost us money: reading your broker, and the work done while you're not looking.
Unlimited tracking, typed by hand. Where every account ends up after its trial.
Founding member price, for the first 100 subscribers. Locked in for as long as you stay subscribed.
Everything in Free, plus the parts that work without you remembering.
Every new account starts here: 30 days free, no card. Subscribe during the trial and billing starts when it ends, or at once in its last two days.
No options chain, no live Greeks, no flow feed. Your broker gives you those for free, and other trackers bundle the journal into a market-data terminal at around $80 a month. Restrike sells the tracking on its own. And nothing here proposes a trade: no screener, no ranked setups, no "best" strike. The FAQ says more.
A log nobody updates stops being a record. The cycle you forgot, the roll you meant to add and the assignment settled on a Monday are the rows that go missing, and every win rate and cost basis is only as good as the last row. Pro reads them off your broker and asks you to confirm.
It also watches the two things that go wrong quietly: a margin cushion drifting under your floor, and a short option deep enough in the money to be assigned. Both are checked every day against what your broker reports.
Who should not pay for this. If you run one account, open your broker most days anyway and log every position the day it opens, the free tool is the whole product, and it always will be.
Restrike reads what you hold. It never places a trade or moves money, on any plan.