What is an options strike screener?

A strike screener ranks every option contract on a given underlying by your chosen sort metric — usually annualized yield. Our screener shows every covered-call and cash-secured-put strike across every expiration for any US-listed stock or ETF.

What delta range should I screen for covered calls?

Most income sellers target a 0.20 to 0.35 delta range. 0.20 delta is conservative (low assignment risk, modest yield), 0.35 delta is more aggressive (higher yield, higher chance of being called away).

Does the screener work after market hours?

Yes. After hours the screener uses the day's closing prices for option premiums. Live bid/ask resumes at the next market open.

Options screener — find the highest-yielding CC and CSP strikes

Type a ticker. We rank every option strike by annualized yield, with downside cushion, delta, IV and assignment risk side-by-side. Switch between covered call and cash-secured put views.

The options screener ranks every listed CC or CSP strike for a given ticker by annualized screen yield, with each row showing delta (approximate assignment probability), open interest and bid-ask spread (liquidity), IV and IV rank (relative pricing), and downside cushion. Option-chain data is delayed ~15 minutes during US market hours via Polygon Options Starter. Screen yield is a comparison metric across strikes, not a forecast of realized total return — see the methodology page for the full formula and limitations.

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