Market Rebellion Review: The Najarians, Services, Cost, Terms

Jon and Pete Najarian are among the best-known options traders on US television, and Market Rebellion is the company they run around their trade ideas. It sells subscriptions built on unusual options activity, live webinars, a members’ club and personal coaching. What it rarely shows on its pages is a price.

We did not buy a subscription, and we are not Market Rebellion customers. This review is based on the company’s public pages, its terms of use and the separate club website, all read on 7 November 2026. Market Rebellion blocks automated access, so we read the pages in a normal web browser. We have no business relationship with Market Rebellion.

Market Rebellion in 30 seconds

• Who: an options trading education and trade idea company co-founded by the brothers Jon and Pete Najarian.
• Offer: subscriptions with trade ideas based on unusual options activity, webinars, a members’ club and one-on-one coaching.
• Cost: the club costs $99 or $995 a year. For the main options services the pages show only a “value” and a phone number.
• Refunds: monthly and quarterly fees are not refunded. Annual plans have a 30-day guarantee, minus one month’s fee under the terms.
• Track record: the pages show winning trades from their services, but we found no complete record of all trade ideas.

What is Market Rebellion? The Najarians and the team

Market Rebellion is a US company that sells options trade ideas, trading education and coaching to private investors, founded by Jon and Pete Najarian.

The founders come from the trading floor. According to the team page, Jon Najarian played linebacker for the Chicago Bears before he became a floor trader and a member of the CBOE, NYSE, CME and CBOT. Pete Najarian co-founded the options news and education firm optionMONSTER with his brother in 2005, according to the same page.

Today the company has its own management. The team page names Marc LoPresti as CEO and chief market strategist and David Godinho as president. The about page describes the mission as giving independent investors access to professional trading tactics through trade ideas, education and coaching.

Item	Details
Company	Market Rebellion
Co-founders	Jon Najarian, Pete Najarian
Management	Marc LoPresti (CEO), David Godinho (president)
Focus	US options, unusual options activity, stocks
Club website	rebelinvestorsclub.com
Governing law in the terms	State of Illinois

What does Market Rebellion offer?

The core of Market Rebellion is unusual options activity, called UOA. The idea is to spot unusually large option trades, which may show that well-funded traders expect a move in a stock. Market Rebellion filters this flow with an algorithm it calls Heat Seeker and turns selected trades into trade ideas for subscribers.

Unusual options activity is a signal, not a forecast. A large call purchase can be a bet on a rise, but it can also be a hedge against another position. Options lose value as time passes, so a correct direction can still lose money if the move comes too late. Our guide to options flow explains what these signals can and cannot show, and our guide to risk management explains why the position size matters more than the idea.

The services page lists more than a dozen subscriptions. On 7 November 2026, the subscriptions page included services for unusual options activity, Jon’s daily “3@3” picks, momentum and short squeeze trades, iron condors and other premium strategies, stock ideas, a newsletter and mentorship. According to the UOA page, the levels range from one trade idea a week to more than 20 a day.

Coaching and education come on top. The coaching page offers one-on-one sessions with coaches chosen by the Najarians, and the company also runs Market Rebellion TV. We found no price for the coaching on the page.

Market Rebellion cost: why most prices need a call

For the main options services, the pages show a “value” instead of a price. The UOA page lists UOA Essential with a “$4,019 value” and UOA Pro with an “$11,019 value”, and for both it asks you to call a phone number for an annual membership. The sign-up form asks how much capital you dedicate to online trading.

A “value” is not the price you pay. It is the company’s own estimate of what the parts are worth, and we could not check how it is calculated. Without a published price you cannot compare offers at your desk. Ask for the price, the term and the renewal conditions in writing before you agree to anything on a sales call.

The members’ club is the exception with clear prices. On the separate Rebel Investors Club site, Rebel Lite costs $99 a year and Rebel Pro $995 a year, both billed once a year. The site also mentions a two-year Lite option paid once without renewal, and add-on tools for $19.99 a month.

Product	Price on 7 November 2026	Billing
Rebel Lite	$99 a year	Annual, renews until cancelled
Rebel Pro	$995 a year	Annual, renews until cancelled
UOA Essential	no price shown (“$4,019 value”)	Annual, by phone
UOA Pro	no price shown (“$11,019 value”)	Annual, by phone
Coaching	no price shown	On request

Refunds and terms: what the terms of use say

Monthly and quarterly fees are not refunded, but you can stop future charges. The terms of use, last updated on 29 May 2025, say that a cancelled monthly or quarterly subscription receives no refund of fees already paid, and that no future fees are charged.

Annual plans have a 30-day guarantee with a deduction. If you cancel a subscription of one year or longer within the first 30 days, the terms say you may receive a refund of the fee minus the equivalent of one month’s charge. You get only one such guarantee per service in any 365-day period. The club site says that eligible annual plans include a 30-day guarantee.

How you cancel matters. The terms say that cancellations and refund requests are accepted only through the methods they describe, the website and a customer service phone number, and not by email or postal mail. Subscriptions renew until you cancel. Save every confirmation.

Disputes go to arbitration. Section 21 of the terms contains an arbitration clause with a waiver of class actions, and the terms are governed by the laws of the State of Illinois. They describe the content as impersonal and not tailored to any individual. This is a summary, not legal advice.

Track record and reviews: what we could check

We found no complete record of Market Rebellion’s trade ideas. An archived copy of the homepage from 3 October 2026 shows news items about trades from the UOA service that later rose in value. Such examples show winners, but without all ideas, including the losing ones, you cannot judge a service. Ask for the full track record of a service, with every idea and its result, before you subscribe.

The review score comes from the company itself. The club site showed “4.2 · 211 reviews on Trustpilot” on 7 November 2026. Trustpilot did not let us open the profile, so we could not check this figure or how the reviews were collected. Treat it as a company statement.

Market Rebellion describes itself as a publisher and education company. Section 3 of its terms says it is not an investment adviser or broker-dealer, and that no regulatory body has reviewed its content. This is a company statement: we did not check its registration, and the regulatory history of the company and its founders was outside the scope of this review.

Who is Market Rebellion for?

Market Rebellion’s options trade-idea services are aimed at investors who already understand options. These services assume that you know calls, puts and spreads, and that you can judge position size and expiry on your own. Following an idea without understanding it means you cannot manage it when the market turns.

Following its options trade ideas is a poor fit for beginners. The main services require a phone call for a price, and their trade ideas come with the usual options risks. The club also offers beginner material, such as a free introduction to options with Jon Najarian, but we have not tested how well it teaches. If you are new to options, our guide to options trading for beginners starts with the basics, and our guide to trading courses shows how to check an offer before you pay.

Strengths and limits of Market Rebellion

Strengths

• Founders: two well-known options traders with floor experience, according to the team page
• Focus: a clear specialisation in unusual options activity
• Entry price: a members’ club from $99 a year with a published price
• Guarantee: a 30-day guarantee on eligible annual plans, minus one month’s fee

Limits

• Prices: no published price for the main options services
• Refunds: no refunds of monthly or quarterly fees already paid
• Evidence: no complete record of all trade ideas on the pages we checked
• Reviews: the review score shown is a company statement we could not verify
• Risk: options trade ideas can lose the full premium

Conclusion: is Market Rebellion worth it?

Market Rebellion sells the experience of two prominent options traders, but its pages make prices and results hard to compare. The club costs $99 a year for Lite, with market analysis, a newsletter and AI tools, while Pro adds the full UOA tape and desk commentary. Neither tells you how good the separate UOA services are. For the main services, you only learn the price on a sales call, and the pages show winning examples rather than a full record.

We have not tested the services, so we cannot rate their quality. Before any plan, ask for the full record of trade ideas and the written terms. Note the 30-day window for annual plans and the one-month deduction.

Compare the offer before you pay. Our SMB Capital review looks at another US provider with a mix of courses and live sessions. For context: Kagels Trading also sells trading education. This review is not investment advice.

Frequently asked questions about Market Rebellion

How much does Market Rebellion cost?

The members’ club costs $99 or $995 a year, while the main options services show no price on their pages. For UOA Essential and UOA Pro, the pages list a “value” and ask you to call for an annual membership. Ask for the price and the renewal terms in writing.

Does Market Rebellion offer refunds?

Only in limited cases, according to its terms of use. Monthly and quarterly fees already paid are not refunded. For plans of one year or longer, a cancellation within 30 days can bring a refund minus one month’s fee, once per service in 365 days.

Who founded Market Rebellion?

Market Rebellion was co-founded by the brothers Jon and Pete Najarian. Jon played for the Chicago Bears before trading on the floor of the CBOE, and Pete co-founded the options education firm optionMONSTER with him in 2005, according to the team page.

What is unusual options activity?

Unusual options activity means option trades that are much larger than normal for a stock or contract. Traders watch them because large buyers may know or expect something. A big trade can also be a hedge, so it is a clue, not a forecast.

Have you tested Market Rebellion?

No, we have not bought or tested any Market Rebellion service. This review examines public service pages, the club website and the terms of use. It does not assess the quality or performance of the trade ideas.