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SpotGamma Alternative: TradeAI News vs SpotGamma

Updated October 29, 2026 · SpotGamma figures from its own pages

SpotGamma is built around index options, with proprietary levels and daily research. TradeAI News computes an estimated gamma structure from the options chain with its formula on the page, and shows it next to insider filings, short interest and your own trades. Which one suits you depends on what you trade.

Side by side

WhatTradeAI NewsSpotGamma
SPX gammaSPX monthly contracts every 5 min in market hours; weeklies (SPXW) not includedTRACE for the S&P 500 [S1]
Single stocksOther optionable tickers computed when you open themEquity Hub: 3,500+ US stocks [S1]
Intraday view5-minute snapshots for SPY, QQQ, DIA, IWM and SPX; no minute-level viewHIRO: hedging impact of options during the session [S1]
Same-day expirationsNot included: same-day expirations are left out during their own sessionSame-day expiration filter listed [S2]
Method on the pageFull formula and sign convention; open interest date on every chartStandard convention stated on the free SPX chart [S2]; paid levels are proprietary [S2]
Free viewSPY estimated gamma without an accountSPX gamma chart, updated daily [S2]
Daily research and commentaryNoneFounder’s Note and daily insights [S1]
Options trade tapeNoneTape, 3,000+ tickers [S1]
Insider filings, short interest, fails-to-deliverSEC Form 4, FINRA short interest, SEC FTDNot listed on the pages read
Trade journal with the gamma regime at entryYesNot listed on the pages read
Price (monthly)$29/mo Basic (SPY Gamma Heatmap); $59/mo Pro (full Gamma Suite)$89/mo Standard, $129/mo Pro, with a lower first month [S1]; Alpha: See vendor site (checked Oct 29, 2026)

SpotGamma column from [S1] spotgamma.com/subscribe-to-spotgamma and [S2] spotgamma.com/free-tools/spx-gamma-exposure, both read October 29, 2026. “Not listed on the pages read” means we did not find it there, not that it does not exist. The Alpha plan is not quoted because its page shows two different monthly prices (Oct 29, 2026).

When SpotGamma suits you better

If you trade SPX during the session or same-day expirations, want proprietary levels with daily commentary, or need an options trade tape across thousands of tickers, SpotGamma covers those and TradeAI News does not. Its Equity Hub also lists more single stocks than our gamma universe, which computes other tickers only when you open them.

When TradeAI News suits you better

If you want to read how every number is computed, with the open interest date on the chart, and see the gamma structure next to SEC Form 4 filings, FINRA short interest, fails-to-deliver and a journal that records the gamma regime at each of your entries. The entry plan is $29/mo, and SPY gamma is public without an account.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is TradeAI News a SpotGamma alternative?
For some traders. Both publish gamma exposure with the same standard sign convention (dealers long calls, short puts). SpotGamma is built around SPX and intraday tools with daily research; TradeAI News shows an estimated gamma structure with its formula on the page, next to insider filings, short interest and a trade journal. If you trade SPX intraday or same-day expirations, SpotGamma covers that and we do not.
Which is cheaper?
SpotGamma lists Standard at $89/mo and Pro at $129/mo, each with a lower first month, on its subscription page (spotgamma.com/subscribe-to-spotgamma, checked October 29, 2026). TradeAI News Basic is $29/mo with the SPY Gamma Heatmap; the full Gamma Suite is on Pro, $59/mo.
Do both have a free gamma chart?
Yes. SpotGamma has a free SPX gamma exposure chart, updated daily. TradeAI News shows SPY estimated gamma, the gamma flip and the age of its data at tradeainews.com/gamma-exposure, without an account.

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Last updated October 29, 2026