One plan. Everything in it.

The shortlist every trading morning, the collar priced for each name, and the tools to track what you hold.

For scale: across 225 real collars, the average losing trade gave back 5.8%, and the average winner made +13%. See the track record

Stillwater OptionsThe daily operating system for collar investors.
$69a month

7 days free. Add a card to start; cancel before day 8 and you won’t be charged.

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  • Every trading morning: the 3–4 names worth a closer look
  • The specific collar trade for each one, priced from the live chain
  • Open-collar tracker with put-expiry decision alerts
  • Earnings run-up screen and earnings collars
  • Email and Discord alert delivery, trade journal, watchlist
  • Upload your brokerage history for your own collar analysis
Trades are placed in your own brokerage account. Stillwater never holds funds or executes orders.

Common questions

How does the free trial work?
You add a card when you sign up and get 7 days of full access. If you cancel before the trial ends, you are not charged. If you keep going, the first $69 charge happens when the trial ends, then monthly. Cancel anytime from Settings.
Is Stillwater investment advice?
No. Stillwater is a research and workflow tool. It shows you the stocks worth a closer look and prices the collar for each one; the decision, and the trade, stay with you and your broker.
What do I need to trade the collars?
A brokerage account approved for options trading, which most brokers grant after a short application. Collars are built on 100-share lots, so they suit accounts where a single position of a few thousand to tens of thousands of dollars is normal.
Can I see how my own trades have done?
Yes. Upload your brokerage transaction history and Stillwater rebuilds your trades, finds your collars and shows your results, visible only to you.
Where do the picks come from?
Stillwater combines market data, analyst research and option quotes into one pre-market view, and applies the same screening rules every trading morning. Data availability and quote timing vary by source.