Option Wheel Tracker, from Alpine Horizon Partners GmbH, is a paid wheel journal sold as a one-time license. This page compares that published offer with OptionsLoop's free plan and Premium subscription.
As of October 2026. Option Wheel Tracker details come from its homepage, live-demo page, terms (last updated October 22, 2025), refund policy, and privacy policy (last updated February 15, 2026). OptionsLoop details come from the OptionsLoop app and its privacy policy.
Option Wheel Tracker's homepage describes a tracker for short puts, covered calls, and full wheel cycles, including capital at risk and return on capital with fees and assignments. The purchase block lists full wheel trade and cycle tracking, CSV import plus manual entry, capital-at-risk and efficiency analytics, Community Intelligence, future updates, and lifetime access. A read-only live demo can be opened without signing up. The demo page says it shows another trader's account and that nothing there can be edited.
OptionsLoop links cash-secured puts, assignment, covered calls, and called-away shares into one wheel, with cost basis and total profit and loss. Google sign-in syncs the website and the iOS and Android apps. The free plan includes that wheel log, Robinhood CSV import, manual entry, and history, performance, and profit and loss charts. Capital efficiency analytics are Premium, not part of the free plan.
| Topic | OptionsLoop | Option Wheel Tracker |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free plan. Premium is $4.99/mo or $39.99/yr. Free use includes ads. Premium removes ads in the iOS and Android app. | The homepage lists $98 as a one-time payment. The same pricing block also shows $197. The terms state a one-time license fee of $98, subject to a 14-day guarantee. The refund policy refunds that $98 price. |
| Trying it | The free plan logs your own trades after Google sign-in. | A read-only demo of a real account, with no signup. The published way to track your own trades is the paid license. A free plan for your own log is not described on the pages reviewed. |
| What "lifetime" means | Premium is a subscription, monthly or yearly. It is not sold as a lifetime license. | The terms define lifetime access as the operational lifespan of the service, as determined by the company. They say the company aims to keep it running and may discontinue it with at least 90 days of notice. The fee includes future updates while the service operates. |
| Wheel tracking | Puts, assignment, covered calls, and called-away shares linked, with cost basis and profit and loss. The trade form can record a roll. | The homepage lists full wheel trade and cycle tracking. The demo page mentions premiums, rolls, assignments, and realized profit and loss in the trade history. |
| Efficiency | Annualized return on capital deployed is Premium. | Capital at risk and efficiency analytics are included in the $98 purchase. The homepage also says return on capital includes fees and assignments. |
| Import | Robinhood activity CSV, with duplicate detection, or manual entry for any broker. No Interactive Brokers, Fidelity, Schwab, or Tastytrade importer is published. | Homepage: Interactive Brokers, Robinhood, Fidelity, and an Excel CSV template. Charles Schwab and Tastytrade are marked "Coming Soon." Terms: no brokerage connection. Entry is manual or by CSV upload. |
| Community | No community feed. | The homepage describes public trader profiles with execution history, optional informational trade alerts, and Community Intelligence. |
| Tax export | Premium includes a Form 8949-style CSV. Assignment premiums are folded into stock cost basis, and possible wash sales are flagged. It is not tax advice. | The homepage, terms, refund policy, and privacy policy reviewed here do not describe a Form 8949-style export. |
| Apps | Website, plus iOS and Android apps, synced with Google sign-in. | The pages reviewed describe a website with an email account. They do not describe an iOS or Android app. |
| Where trades live | Google Firestore under your account. The privacy policy says OptionsLoop does not read, sell, or share that trade data. | Privacy policy, updated February 15, 2026: an email account, trade data you enter or upload, stored on AWS in Stockholm. The policy says the company does not sell, rent, or trade personal data. Stripe processes the license payment. |
The pricing models are the useful difference, and both are published in plain numbers.
OptionsLoop lets you track without a subscription. Premium, if you want the tax export, capital efficiency view, grouped multi-leg analysis, or mobile expiration reminders, is $4.99 per month or $39.99 per year. You can stop paying and keep the free plan. The free plan still shows ads. Premium removes ads in the mobile apps only.
Option Wheel Tracker sells access once. The homepage's payment block shows $98, and it also shows $197 in that block. This page does not guess which figure is a previous price. The terms, last updated October 22, 2025, state the license fee as $98 and call it non-refundable except for the 14-Day Clarity Guarantee. The refund policy says that if you email within 14 calendar days of purchase, you receive a full refund of the $98 price, and access is then turned off. The company listed on the site is Alpine Horizon Partners GmbH, Basel, Switzerland.
"Lifetime" on that site has a definition. The terms say it means access, including later updates, for as long as Option Wheel Tracker operates, and that the company decides that lifespan. They say they aim to maintain the service indefinitely and that they may discontinue it, with at least 90 days of notice. It is not a promise that the service runs forever.
Option Wheel Tracker's homepage names more CSV sources than OptionsLoop does: Interactive Brokers, Robinhood, Fidelity, and an Excel template, with Charles Schwab and Tastytrade marked coming soon. Its terms are equally clear that the service is not connected to a brokerage. You upload a file or type the trades. OptionsLoop's published file import is a Robinhood activity CSV. Trades from any other broker are entered by hand. Both products, on the pages reviewed, are journals rather than brokerage links.
If capital-at-risk figures are the reason you want a tracker, Option Wheel Tracker includes them in the $98 license. OptionsLoop includes annualized return on capital deployed in Premium. The free OptionsLoop plan does not.
If a Form 8949-style file is the reason, that export is an OptionsLoop Premium feature. The Option Wheel Tracker pages reviewed for this comparison do not describe one. That is an absence on those pages, not a statement that the product is unable to add one.
Log your own wheel with Google sign-in. Upgrade only if you want Premium tax export, capital efficiency, or the grouped multi-leg view.
Track your wheel trades freeAs of October 2026, the Option Wheel Tracker homepage lists a one-time payment of $98, and the same pricing block also shows $197. The terms of service state a one-time license fee of $98. The refund policy offers a full refund of that $98 price if you ask within 14 days. OptionsLoop is free to track. Premium is $4.99 per month or $39.99 per year.
The terms define lifetime access as access for the operational lifespan of Option Wheel Tracker, as determined by the company. They say the company aims to maintain the service indefinitely and that it may discontinue the service with at least 90 days of notice. The $98 payment includes future updates while the service operates.
Option Wheel Tracker's homepage lists imports from Interactive Brokers, Robinhood, Fidelity, and an Excel CSV template. Charles Schwab and Tastytrade are marked coming soon. Its terms say the service is not connected to your brokerage and that trades are entered manually or by CSV upload. OptionsLoop imports a Robinhood activity CSV and accepts manual entry for any broker. It does not publish Interactive Brokers, Fidelity, Schwab, or Tastytrade importers.
Option Wheel Tracker includes capital at risk and efficiency analytics in the $98 purchase. OptionsLoop's capital efficiency view, annualized return on capital deployed, is part of Premium. The free plan includes wheel profit and loss, history, and performance charts, and it does not include that capital-efficiency view.
Checked in October 2026.
This page is a product comparison, not financial, tax, or legal advice. Option Wheel Tracker is a product of Alpine Horizon Partners GmbH. Its name belongs to its owner. OptionsLoop is a record-keeping tool, not a broker or investment adviser. A tax export is a worksheet for your preparer, not a filed return. Confirm the current price and refund terms on Option Wheel Tracker's site before you pay.