What Is VolRadar? A Complete Overview
If you've spent any time in the world of options premium selling — theta gang, the wheel strategy, covered calls, iron condors — you know the daily research grind all too well. Every morning before the bell you're tabbing between TradingView for VIX levels, CBOE for term structure, your broker platform for IV ranks on a dozen tickers, and a spreadsheet to compare realized versus implied volatility. By the time you've finished, the first 30 minutes of the trading session have already passed.
VolRadar was built to solve exactly this problem. It is a daily options analytics platform designed from the ground up for premium sellers — the traders who profit from the persistent structural tendency of implied volatility to exceed realized volatility over time. Rather than presenting raw data and leaving the interpretation to you, VolRadar synthesizes five distinct market signals into a single, actionable number: the Weather Score.
The platform covers the full S&P 500 universe — 500+ tickers — and delivers its analysis every trading day after market close, refreshed and ready before the next morning's open. It is powered by ORATS institutional-grade options data and CBOE volatility indices, the same data infrastructure used by professional volatility desks.
VolRadar replaces a 55-minute nightly research routine with a 30-second morning check. The Weather Score tells you if today is worth trading. The Scanner tells you what to trade. The Strategy Builder tells you how to structure the trade.
Founded and operated by SIA FIZVO (registered in Latvia, VAT: LV50103900691), VolRadar launched with a clear focus: institutional data quality, made accessible to individual retail traders at a fraction of the cost. The platform offers a free tier that is genuinely useful — not a bait-and-switch — and a Starter plan at just $15/month that unlocks the full workflow.
Who Is VolRadar Built For?
VolRadar is explicitly and unapologetically built for one type of trader: the options premium seller. This is not a general-purpose options tool that tries to serve every strategy under the sun. Its focused design is one of its greatest strengths.
The Ideal VolRadar User Profile
You will get the most out of VolRadar if any of the following describe you:
Wheel Strategy Traders
Selling cash-secured puts and covered calls in a systematic cycle. VolRadar surfaces the best CSP candidates with strong VRP, safe earnings distance, and manageable capital requirements.
Covered Call Writers
The CC Screener ranks 500+ stocks by a 7-factor Covered Call Score — income potential, safety buffer, liquidity, underlying quality, event proximity, IV edge, and execution quality.
Spread & Condor Traders
Iron condors, credit spreads, short strangles — auto-ranked with computed strikes at 30–45 DTE. The platform automatically selects the optimal structure for each ticker's current conditions.
21–45 DTE Premium Sellers
The tastytrade-style cadence of entering at ~45 DTE and managing at 21 DTE is baked into VolRadar's signal engine. Daily signals are specifically tuned for this trading rhythm.
Busy Professionals
Options trading as a side income stream, not a full-time job. VolRadar's 30-second daily check-in is designed for people who don't have hours to spend on pre-market research.
Learning Traders
Every number comes with a plain-English explanation. The Learn Hub, Glossary (~500 terms), and methodology pages are designed to help you understand the "why" behind every signal.
If you primarily trade directional options (long calls/puts for directional bets), or if you focus on scalping short-term options, or if you are a professional with direct Bloomberg/ORATS terminal access, VolRadar's workflow may not align with your needs. It is purpose-built for the premium-selling thesis.
The Weather Score: VolRadar's Core Innovation
The Weather Score is the defining feature of VolRadar and what sets it apart from every other options analytics platform on the market. Rather than showing you a dashboard of raw metrics and expecting you to synthesize them into a trading decision, VolRadar does the synthesis for you and delivers a single number between 0 and 100.
The Three Regime Thresholds
- 🟢 Favorable (65–100): Market conditions broadly support selling premium. Sell broadly across top candidates with normal position sizing.
- 🟡 Selective (40–64): Conditions are mixed. Only take the very best individual setups. Reduce overall exposure.
- 🔴 Defensive (Below 40): Conditions do not favor premium selling. Sit out or dramatically cut position size. The best trade is sometimes no trade.
The Five Factors Behind the Weather Score
The Weather Score is a weighted composite of five distinct market signals, each measuring a different dimension of whether conditions are favorable for selling options premium:
Today's Weather Score Decomposition (Example: 74.4/100 Favorable)
Factor 1: Premium Edge — VRP Breadth (30%)
The most heavily weighted factor measures the percentage of S&P 500 constituents where implied volatility exceeds realized volatility — the core condition that makes premium selling structurally profitable. When a broad majority of the index shows positive VRP, there are many eligible setups. When only a narrow slice of stocks shows positive VRP, conditions are selective at best. This breadth-based approach is far more robust than looking at any single ticker's IV in isolation.
Factor 2: VIX Regime (25%)
The VIX level is evaluated relative to the 15–25 mean-reversion zone, with an additional spike penalty applied when the 5-day VIX percentage change exceeds +3%. This means a sudden volatility spike — even if VIX is still at a moderate level in absolute terms — appropriately dampens the Weather Score. Conversely, when VIX is well-anchored in a normal range, this factor contributes its maximum weight toward a favorable score.
Factor 3: Volatility Trend (20%)
This factor measures the percentage of S&P 500 constituents where the 20-day realized volatility is running below the 30-day implied volatility on a per-ticker basis. When IV systematically runs richer than RV across the index, short premium has a structural edge that extends beyond any single stock. This is the "vol regime" signal that professional volatility desks watch closely.
Factor 4: Earnings Safety (15%)
Short premium strategies are vulnerable to binary event risk from earnings announcements. VolRadar tracks what percentage of S&P 500 companies are reporting earnings within the next 7 days and inverts this density into an Earnings Safety score. During earnings season clusters (January, April, July, October), this factor can pull the Weather Score down substantially — correctly signaling that systematic premium selling across the index carries elevated binary risk.
Factor 5: Term Structure (10%)
The VIX/VIX3M ratio provides a read on the shape of the volatility term structure. When VIX is below VIX3M (contango), the near-term options market is calmer than the medium-term outlook — generally a supportive condition for premium sellers. When VIX exceeds VIX3M (backwardation), acute near-term stress is elevated, which suppresses this factor toward zero.
Validation: Does the Weather Score Actually Work?
VolRadar publishes transparent validation data based on 1,354 trading sessions from January 2020 through May 2026. The results:
- Favorable regime (65+): 80.4% forward 5-day VRP breadth validation rate (n=868 sessions)
- Selective regime (40–64): 72.3% validation rate (n=465 sessions)
- VIX-only baseline: 74% (selling blindly when VIX < 20)
- Multi-factor edge: +6.4 percentage points above the single-factor VIX approach
The 80.4% validation rate means that in 80.4% of sessions where the score was 65+, the forward 5-day VRP breadth across the S&P 500 remained positive (majority of stocks showed implied vol exceeding realized). This is an environment metric, not a specific trade win rate — actual P&L depends on strike selection, DTE, and management rules. VolRadar is appropriately transparent about this distinction.
Core Platform Features: A Deep Dive
The Options Scanner
The Scanner is the operational heart of VolRadar's daily workflow. It scans 500+ S&P 500 tickers every market day and ranks them by volatility edge — specifically by a combination of VRP (implied minus realized volatility spread), IV Rank, earnings risk proximity, and liquidity. Each ticker receives a signal strength classification:
- 🟢 Strong: High-confidence setup — VRP ≥ +2pp, IV Rank ≥ 30, no earnings within 14 days, score ≥ 60
- 🟡 Medium: Decent setup — VRP +1 to +2pp, conditions partially supportive
- 🔴 Weak: Low edge — approach with significant caution or skip
- 📅 Earnings Soon: Binary risk flag — report expected within 7 days
- ⚡ Vol Spike: Recent implied volatility spike — potential opportunity but elevated risk
The free tier surfaces the top 5 candidates daily. The Starter plan unlocks the full 500+ ticker universe with sorting and filtering capabilities.
The Strategy Builder
Once you've identified a ticker with strong signals, the Strategy Builder auto-selects the optimal structure from seven ranked options strategies based on current conditions:
- Short Put (Cash-Secured Put)
- Iron Condor
- Short Strangle
- Put Credit Spread
- Call Credit Spread
- Covered Call
- Iron Butterfly
For each recommended strategy, VolRadar computes specific strikes, DTE targets, credit amounts, breakeven prices, and maximum loss — all pre-populated. This eliminates the most time-consuming part of the options workflow: translating a volatility thesis into an executable trade structure.
Market Stress Monitor
Separate from the Weather Score, VolRadar's Market Stress indicator tracks broad-market risk using option skew on a fixed 5-name mega-cap basket: AAPL, MSFT, NVDA, GOOG, and AMZN. It classifies the current regime into a 4-step severity ladder:
- Normal: No special risk regime active
- Elevated: Option markets bidding up downside protection; no trigger yet
- Stress: Basket skew crossed the historical top-decile threshold (active 5-day risk window)
- Stress Extended: Skew remains in top decile past day 5
A transient "Cooling" state is shown when skew has dropped from the top decile but hasn't yet normalized. The research backing this indicator covers 88 historical stress episodes since 2007. During Stress regime windows, SPY fell at least 2% within the following 5 trading days roughly 30.7% of the time, compared to a 14.1% baseline — a 2.18x lift with p < 0.001 statistical significance.
AI-Powered Daily Market Brief
Every trading day by 9:25 AM ET, VolRadar publishes an AI-generated market brief that synthesizes the Weather Score, regime classification, key factor changes, and top candidates into a readable morning summary. This is available to both free and paid users, and can also be delivered by email at 8:30 AM ET.
DTE Optimizer
One of VolRadar's newer features, the DTE Optimizer answers a specific question that premium sellers frequently struggle with: for a given ticker and strategy type, what expiration cycle historically offered the best premium-to-risk tradeoff? Rather than defaulting to the industry-standard "45 DTE always," the optimizer uses historical IV and realized vol data to identify whether a given ticker's options are typically richer at 21, 30, 45, or 60 DTE.
VolRadar's Free Tools Suite: Exceptional Standalone Value
Even if you never subscribe to a paid plan, VolRadar offers a genuinely useful collection of free tools. These are not stripped-down teasers — they are fully functional, immediately useful calculators and screeners.
Additionally, VolRadar provides embeddable widgets for website owners and a Sectors view that breaks down volatility conditions across S&P 500 sectors — useful for understanding whether the premium-selling opportunity is concentrated in technology, healthcare, energy, or other segments on any given day.
VRP Scanner, Covered Call Screener & Signals
Understanding Volatility Risk Premium (VRP)
VRP is the mathematical foundation of premium selling. It is the spread between implied volatility and historical (realized) volatility: VRP = IV 30d − HV 20d. A positive VRP means options are priced more expensively than recent actual market movement justifies — this premium is the theoretical edge that options sellers harvest over time.
For example: if TSLA's 30-day IV is 45% but the stock only realized 38% annualized movement over the past 20 trading days, VRP = +7 percentage points. The options market is overpricing future volatility by 7pp relative to recent history. This overpricing is the seller's edge.
VolRadar's scanner ranks all 500+ S&P 500 stocks by this metric daily, filtering for:
- VRP ≥ +2pp (Strong signal gate)
- IV Rank ≥ 30 (premiums elevated in historical context)
- Earnings > 14 days out (no imminent binary event risk)
- Adequate liquidity and open interest
The Covered Call Score (CC Score)
The CC Score is a 7-factor composite specifically designed for covered call selection. Each factor is weighted and contributes to a 0–100 composite:
| Factor | Weight | What It Measures |
|---|---|---|
| Income Potential | 25% | Premium yield relative to stock price (annualized) |
| Safety Buffer | 20% | Distance to first technical support / downside cushion |
| Liquidity | 15% | Bid-ask spread tightness and open interest depth |
| Underlying Quality | 15% | Dividend history, market cap stability, institutional ownership |
| Event Proximity | 10% | Days to next earnings; penalizes stocks with nearby reports |
| IV Edge | 10% | IV Rank within 52-week range; elevated = better selling conditions |
| Execution Quality | 5% | Market-hours liquidity, typical fill quality metrics |
A CC Score above 75 is considered a strong setup worth leading your watchlist. 60–75 is acceptable as a secondary position. Below 60, the platform recommends waiting for a better entry.
Signals Page
The Signals section aggregates strong-signal candidates across all strategy types in a single consolidated view. This is especially useful for traders who don't want to run through the full Scanner every morning and prefer a curated shortlist of the day's highest-conviction premium-selling opportunities.
Data Sources & Methodology: Institutional Grade, Retail Accessible
ORATS: The Data Foundation
VolRadar is built on top of ORATS (Options Research and Technology Services) data — the same institutional-grade options analytics infrastructure used by hedge funds and professional volatility desks. ORATS provides:
- Implied volatility surfaces across all expirations and strikes
- Historical volatility calculations across multiple lookback windows
- IV Rank computed against 52-week rolling ranges
- Earnings date tracking and post-earnings IV crush history
- Skew metrics (put/call skew across the vol surface)
- Expected move data for multiple DTE periods (1d to 65d)
CBOE: Macro Volatility Regime Data
For the VIX Regime and Term Structure factors in the Weather Score, VolRadar pulls directly from CBOE: both the VIX (30-day implied volatility of the S&P 500) and VIX3M (90-day implied volatility), allowing accurate term structure slope calculation on a daily basis.
Daily Update Schedule
All metrics are computed using end-of-day market data, refreshed daily after market close at approximately 6:00 PM ET. The AI Daily Market Brief is published by 9:25 AM ET the following trading day. Watchlist emails (Starter subscribers) arrive at 8:30 AM ET.
Methodology Transparency
VolRadar publishes full methodology documentation for every metric on the platform — formulas, lookback windows, normalization logic, and edge-case handling. This level of transparency is rare among retail-facing options tools and reflects the institutional data standards that underpin the platform. The methodology page explicitly lists survivorship-bias notices and other limitations of the historical validation.
Security & Privacy
VolRadar uses Clerk for authentication (SOC 2 compliant), Paddle for payment processing (PCI-compliant), and never connects to brokerage accounts or stores brokerage credentials. It is a pure analytics tool — your portfolio positions remain entirely in your broker.
What Traders Are Saying
Finally, one place that tells me if today is even worth opening my broker. The Weather Score saved me from forcing 3 bad trades in January alone.
I was checking ORATS, CBOE, and 3 other sites every morning. VolRadar replaced all of them in one tab — saved me 40 minutes a day.
The earnings gate saved me from a bad TSLA put last month. That one avoided loss covered my Starter subscription for a year.
The Market Stress monitor caught the April 2025 spike before my broker's implied vol data even showed it clearly. It's now part of my daily non-negotiables.
VolRadar Pricing: What You Get at Each Tier
VolRadar's pricing model is refreshingly straightforward. There are two tiers: a genuinely capable free plan and a Starter plan at $15/month (or $150/year, saving 17%). No enterprise contracts, no bespoke pricing, no upsell pressure.
- Weather Score + regime (0–100) — daily
- Top 5 candidates with signal strength
- AI Daily Market Brief (pre-market)
- 1 full ticker report per day
- Covered Call Screener (basic)
- All free calculators (IV Rank, Expected Move, Wheel, Options P&L, Income)
- High IV Stocks list
- Safe to Sell list
- Best Wheel Stocks list
- Market Stress Monitor
- Everything in Free
- Full Scanner — 500+ tickers with sort & filter
- Up to 3 ranked strategies per ticker with computed strikes & P&L
- Expected move for all DTE periods (1d–65d)
- Earnings risk gates — auto-blocked positions near earnings
- Daily watchlist email at 8:30 AM ET
- Regime flip alerts
- Historical VRP data per ticker
- DTE Optimizer for all tickers
- $150/year option (save 17%)
At $15/month, VolRadar Starter costs roughly $0.50/day. One avoided bad trade — prevented by the earnings gate alone — typically covers months of subscription cost. The platform's own documentation states this plainly: "One bad trade can cost more than a year of VolRadar."
Payment is processed through Paddle (PCI-compliant), with local VAT/sales taxes added at checkout based on your country. The free tier never expires and requires no credit card. All paid plans include a 7-day free trial with no-questions-asked cancellation.
VolRadar vs Competitors: How Does It Stack Up?
The options analytics space is crowded with tools that range from broker-native screeners to expensive institutional terminals. Here's how VolRadar positions itself relative to the most common alternatives:
| Feature | VolRadar | Broker Platforms | ORATS Direct | Barchart / Market Chameleon |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Daily "should I trade" signal | ✓ Weather Score | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| 500+ ticker VRP ranking | ✓ | ✗ Mostly | ✓ | Partial |
| Auto-computed strikes & strategies | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Earnings gate (auto-block) | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Market Stress indicator | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Free usable tier | ✓ Generous | ✓ Basic | ✗ Expensive | ✓ Limited |
| Daily AI Market Brief | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Starting price | $0 / $15/mo | $0 (broker acct) | $200+/mo | $0 / $25/mo |
The key insight from this comparison: no other retail-facing platform synthesizes the "should I sell premium today?" question into a single validated composite score the way VolRadar does. Broker platforms show you data. ORATS Direct provides institutional data at institutional prices. Barchart and Market Chameleon offer general-purpose screeners without premium-selling-specific workflow. VolRadar occupies a distinct and largely uncontested position in the market.
VolRadar Pros & Cons: An Honest Assessment
What VolRadar Does Exceptionally Well
- Radical simplification without loss of rigor: The Weather Score is genuinely sophisticated under the hood (5-factor composite, 1,354-session validation) but presents as a single actionable number. This is hard to do well.
- Institutional data quality at retail prices: ORATS data at a $15/month price point is a genuine market anomaly. The same raw data typically costs $200+/month for direct access.
- Transparent methodology: Every formula is documented. Survivorship bias notices are published. Validation methodology is explained. This level of intellectual honesty is rare.
- Purpose-built workflow: The step-by-step flow (Weather Score → Scanner → Ticker Report → Strategy Builder) is not just a product feature — it's a complete trading methodology in UI form.
- Free tier with real value: The daily Weather Score, top 5 candidates, AI brief, and all calculators make the free tier genuinely useful without requiring a subscription.
- Earnings gate system: Automatically blocking positions near earnings is a risk management feature that many individual traders forget to implement manually, and its value is often understated.
- Market Stress monitor: A distinct, separately-calibrated risk indicator that complements the Weather Score and provides macro context that VIX alone misses.
Areas for Improvement
- No real-time data: All analysis is end-of-day. If you need intraday volatility tracking or live greeks, you'll need a separate tool.
- S&P 500 universe only: Stocks outside the S&P 500 — small caps, international equities — are not covered. For traders focused on high-IV small-caps, this is a meaningful limitation.
- No brokerage integration: There is no direct-to-broker order routing or portfolio tracking. VolRadar is a research and analytics tool; execution happens in your broker separately.
- Mobile experience: The platform is web-based and responsive, but a native mobile app would improve the "30-second morning check" experience on smartphones.
- Historical backtest disclaimer: The survivorship-bias notice (current S&P 500 membership list used for historical analysis) means the validation statistics may slightly overstate Favorable-regime persistence. Full point-in-time reconstruction is noted as a future audit item.
VolRadar provides educational analytics and market condition assessments only. This is not financial advice, investment recommendations, or solicitation to buy or sell securities. Options trading involves significant risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. Past conditions do not guarantee future results.
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Start Free on VolRadar →Final Verdict: Is VolRadar Worth It in 2026?
After a thorough review of VolRadar's features, methodology, data quality, pricing, and competitive positioning, the answer is clear: VolRadar is the most purpose-built, methodologically rigorous, and cost-effective daily analytics tool available for options premium sellers in 2026.
The platform succeeds because it answers the right question. Most options tools answer "what is the IV Rank of AAPL?" VolRadar answers "should I sell premium today, and if so, what are the best candidates?" This reframing — from data presentation to decision support — is the core product insight that makes VolRadar genuinely different.
The Weather Score's 80.4% regime validation rate (compared to a 74% VIX-only baseline) is not just a marketing statistic — it represents a measurable multi-factor edge over single-metric analysis. The full methodology transparency, institutional ORATS data foundation, and honest limitation disclosures give traders confidence that what they're seeing is real signal, not dashboard theater.
For the free tier: there is essentially no reason not to use it. The daily Weather Score and top 5 candidates alone provide enough signal to materially improve a premium seller's timing discipline.
For the Starter plan at $15/month: this is one of the clearest value propositions in the retail options tools market. The full 500+ ticker scanner, computed strategy strikes, earnings gates, and daily watchlist email collectively represent a comprehensive pre-market workflow that would otherwise require 3–4 separate paid subscriptions or hours of manual research.
Our Rating Breakdown
| Category | Score | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Data Quality | ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5/5 | ORATS institutional data, CBOE real-time VIX feeds |
| Workflow Design | ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5/5 | Best-in-class for premium sellers; logical, fast, complete |
| Weather Score Accuracy | ⭐⭐⭐⭐½ 4.5/5 | 80.4% validated; survivorship bias noted but disclosed |
| Free Tier Value | ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5/5 | Genuinely useful without requiring any payment |
| Starter Plan Value | ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5/5 | $15/mo for institutional-grade data is exceptional value |
| Methodology Transparency | ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5/5 | Full documentation, formulas, bias notices published |
| Coverage Scope | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4/5 | S&P 500 only; no small-caps or international |
| Mobile Experience | ⭐⭐⭐½ 3.5/5 | Responsive but no native app |
| Overall | ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.8/5 | Exceptional — highly recommended for premium sellers |
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Frequently Asked Questions About VolRadar
VolRadar is a daily options analytics platform built specifically for options premium sellers — traders who use strategies like cash-secured puts, covered calls, iron condors, short strangles, and the wheel strategy. It provides a proprietary 5-factor Weather Score (0–100) that assesses whether broad market conditions favor selling options premium on any given day, along with a scanner that ranks 500+ S&P 500 stocks by volatility edge, a strategy builder that auto-computes strikes and P&L, and over a dozen free tools including IV Rank lookup, expected move calculator, covered call screener, and wheel calculator.
VIX only measures the level of implied volatility on the S&P 500 index — it tells you nothing about whether options are overpriced relative to recent realized volatility, whether the overpricing is broad across the index or concentrated in a few names, whether realized vol is cooling or accelerating, whether earnings season is creating binary event risk, or whether the term structure is in contango or backwardation. The Weather Score adds all five of these dimensions (VRP breadth, VIX regime, volatility trend, earnings safety, and term structure) into a single composite. Its validated regime accuracy of 80.4% compares favorably to a 74% baseline from VIX-only timing — a +6.4pp edge that compounds meaningfully over a full trading year.
Yes, with an important caveat. VolRadar is designed to be accessible to non-expert traders — every number comes with a plain-English explanation, the Learn Hub covers concepts from IV Rank to the Greeks, and the Glossary defines ~500 options terms at appropriate depth. The workflow (Weather Score → Scanner → Ticker Report → Strategy Builder) provides structure that helps new traders avoid common mistakes like trading during bad market conditions or entering positions near earnings. However, options trading itself involves significant risk of loss regardless of the tools used. Beginners should approach with paper trading or very small position sizes while building proficiency.
All metrics on VolRadar are computed using end-of-day market data and refreshed daily after market close at approximately 6:00 PM ET. The Weather Score, VRP Scanner, candidate rankings, ticker reports, and all screeners reflect the prior day's closing data. The AI Daily Market Brief is published by 9:25 AM ET the following trading day. Watchlist emails for Starter subscribers arrive at 8:30 AM ET. VolRadar does not provide real-time or intraday data updates.
No. VolRadar is a pure analytics and research tool — it does not connect to brokerage accounts, does not route orders, and does not access or store brokerage credentials. Authentication is handled by Clerk (SOC 2 compliant) and payments by Paddle (PCI-compliant). Your portfolio and positions remain entirely within your brokerage platform. You use VolRadar to research and plan trades, then execute them separately through your broker.
Most users report the Weather Score as the single most impactful feature — specifically the discipline it creates around sitting out during Defensive and Selective regimes. The biggest mistake new premium sellers make is trading every day regardless of macro conditions. The Weather Score provides an objective, data-driven framework for regime discipline. The second most impactful feature is typically the Earnings Safety gate, which prevents positions being placed within 7–14 days of earnings announcements — a common source of outsized losses for premium sellers.
VolRadar is accessible via its website at volradar.com. No software download or installation is required — it is a fully web-based platform that works on desktop browsers, tablets, and mobile devices. The free plan requires only an email address to sign up. The Starter plan is available for $15/month or $150/year with a 7-day free trial and no credit card required for the free tier.
Visit VolRadar.com to create your free account. No credit card required. The Weather Score, Daily Market Brief, Top 5 Candidates, Covered Call Screener, and all calculators are free forever. Upgrade to Starter ($15/mo) for the full 500+ ticker scanner and computed strategy strikes.