Upload a screenshot of the order ticket still on your screen. Ticket Decode sends back a plain-English clarity card — max loss, assignment risk, expiration, and estimated fees — usually the same day.
Broker apps pack a lot into a small screen: buy to open, credit vs debit, multipliers, expiration, and assignment language that only makes sense after you’ve already clicked.
New traders don’t need another Discord signal. They need someone to translate the ticket they already built.
“Is my max loss the premium… or something worse?”
“What happens if this gets assigned over the weekend?”
“That ‘credit’ looks like free money — is it?”
Grab a Clarity Pack ($9 / 5 cards) or Clarity Monthly ($15 / 20 cards).
Drop in a screenshot (or paste the ticket text) on our upload page — works straight from your phone’s camera roll.
You get a private card link instantly; it fills in when your card is ready (max loss, assignment, expiration, fees). Failed parses restore a credit.
Week one, a human reviews ambiguous tickets so you don’t get a confident wrong answer.
Each card aims to answer:
| Section | What you get |
|---|---|
| What you entered | Plain restatement of legs / side / quantity (as readable from the ticket) |
| Cash today | Debit vs credit in dollars, including the 100-share multiplier when it applies |
| Max loss (mechanical) | Worst-case structure loss if the ticket means what it appears to mean |
| Assignment / exercise | When it can matter for short options / multi-legs |
| Expiration | Date + what “worthless” vs “in the money” means in plain words |
| Est. fees | Reminder that broker fees/commissions may apply; we don’t invent your fee schedule |
| Open questions | Anything we couldn’t read from the screenshot |
Educational explanations only. Not investment advice. Not a broker. Options can lose money, including more than the premium in some structures. Checkout is Stripe test mode — use card 4242 4242 4242 4242.
No. Ticket Decode explains what an order ticket appears to say in plain English. We do not recommend trades, allocate capital, or tell you to buy or sell.
No. We never place, route, or execute orders. You stay in your own brokerage app.
Any ticket you can screenshot or paste — Robinhood, Webull, Fidelity, Schwab, Thinkorswim, Interactive Brokers, and similar. If we can’t read it, you get the credit back.
Usually under an hour on US market days. If we’re delayed past 24 hours and haven’t delivered, you get a full refund for that purchase (pack) or a credit + easy cancel (monthly).
We’ll ask for a crop or paste. Failed parses restore a credit — you shouldn’t pay for a shrug.
Pack credits are good for 90 days from purchase. Monthly credits reset each billing cycle and don’t roll over.
No. Understanding a ticket is not the same as a profitable trade. Options involve substantial risk of loss.
Get five plain-English clarity cards for $9 — or twenty a month for $15.
Educational only · Not investment advice · Not a broker