gexy.io

What It Is

GEXY is a subscription-based financial data analytics platform operated by GEXY LLC. Positioned as “Market Microstructure Intelligence,” it is aimed primarily at U.S. equities and index options traders rather than traditional marketing or SEO users. The platform builds dashboards around Gamma Exposure, dealer positioning, options walls, void zones, Net Flow, OI History, IV metrics, and algorithmic signals. It also clearly states that it does not provide investment advice, brokerage services, trade execution, or custody of funds.

Core Features and Data

The core product consists of real-time or near-real-time tools such as the GEX Levels Dashboard, Strike Map, Navigator, Net Flow, Sectors, and Screener. The Screener covers 495 tickers and helps users identify potential setups through metrics such as GEXY Score and Swing Plays. On the AI side, GEXY AI uses Anthropic Claude, is accessible via the web dashboard and Telegram, and claims to read the platform’s real-time data to answer questions about a ticker’s gamma structure, max pain, flow, and strategy. Disclosed data sources include ThetaData, while the platform also emphasizes that third-party data, model calculations, and AI outputs may be delayed or inaccurate.

Pricing and Trial

Pricing is monthly subscription-based: Base at $60/month includes the full dashboard, 495 tickers, Strike Map, Navigator, Net Flow, and Sectors; Momentum at $80/month adds Screener, Swing Plays, OI History, GEXY AI Chat, and Telegram Bot; Velocity at $150/month is planned to include quantitative signal alerts, a live options flow scanner, agent, custom alerts, and more, although some features are marked as Coming Soon or Coming May 2026. All plans include a 3-day free trial. The first 100 Founding Members can use FOUNDING to lock in Momentum at $50/month and Velocity at $80/month.

Pros and Cons

Its strengths are its strong vertical focus, relatively comprehensive presentation of options GEX, dealer levels, and real-time heatmaps, plus the combination of web tools and Telegram alerts, making it suitable for users who closely monitor intraday market structure. Its risk disclosures are also fairly complete, clearly drawing boundaries around AI hallucinations, data latency, and the fact that it is not investment advice. The downsides are that the product relies heavily on options data and algorithmic models, creating a steep learning curve for ordinary investors; some advanced features are not yet officially available; and information on payment methods, API access, team seats, and enterprise support is not disclosed.

Who It’s For and Access from China

GEXY is better suited to active traders or researchers who already understand options, follow intraday gamma structure in U.S. equities, and need screeners plus Telegram alerts. It is not suitable as a marketing or SEO tool, nor for users who intend to rely on its outputs directly for trading decisions. Access from China is not described in the available materials, so network connectivity, payment options, and compliance availability are all unknown. Comparable tools include options data and flow analytics platforms such as SpotGamma, Unusual Whales, OptionStrat, TradingFlow, and Tradytics.