SensaMarket Review 2026: GEX, Options Flow, Pricing

SensaMarket puts a strategy builder, gamma exposure, options flow, dark pool prints and the trades of members of Congress into one terminal. For a US options trader, that sounds like an all-in-one tool at a low price. The two questions that matter are different: how does the broker link really work, and which of the provider’s claims hold up when you check them?

I have traded discretionary price action since 1980, and I look at analysis tools with a sober eye. This review is not based on a test of a paid plan. It rests on primary sources: the pricing page, terms of use, privacy policy, FAQ, broker page, the App Store and Benzinga’s list of award winners, read on October 31 and rechecked on November 10, 2026. This article follows our editorial policy.

SensaMarket in 30 seconds

• What it is: an analysis platform for options traders that bundles a strategy builder, Greeks, options flow, dark pool data and filings from funds, politicians and insiders for the US market.
• Cost: Basic $19.99, Pro $29.99 and Elite $49.99 a month, or $199.90, $297 and $499 a year (pricing page, November 10, 2026). The FAQ promises a 7-day trial without a credit card.
• Trading: orders go through your own account at a connected broker such as Tradier or TradeStation. SensaMarket itself is not a broker.
• The catch: refund, trial and award are described differently on different pages of the provider. We found no Trustpilot profile on October 31, 2026.

What is SensaMarket?

SensaMarket is an analysis platform for options traders that bundles a strategy builder, Greeks analysis, options flow, dark pool data and filings from funds, politicians and insiders for the US market in one terminal.

The idea is one subscription instead of five. SensaMarket presents itself as a replacement for a GEX service, a flow feed, a dark pool tracker, a strategy builder and a Congress tracker. You do not trade at SensaMarket but through a connected broker account. If you only want to look around, you can browse sensamarket.com without a subscription and see delayed data.

Who is behind SensaMarket?

The operator is Sensa Robotics LLC in Naperville, Illinois, according to the terms of use. The iOS app has existed since July 2021, and the App Store names Sensa Robotics LLC as the seller. The product used to be called UpLeg. We could not open an entry in the Illinois business register, because the state’s search page blocked our access. The company details therefore come only from the provider’s own terms.

SensaMarket says it does not give investment advice. Its terms of use state that the company is neither a broker-dealer nor a registered investment adviser and only provides educational and informational content. You can check whether a firm is registered as an adviser in the SEC’s Investment Adviser Public Disclosure database. The decision on every trade stays with you.

Fact	SensaMarket
Company	Sensa Robotics LLC, Naperville, Illinois
Former name	UpLeg
Product	analysis terminal for options, smart money data and screeners
Markets	US stocks, ETFs and index options; international prices and fundamentals only on Elite
Brokers	Tradier and TradeStation on the broker page, plus Lightspeed through its own API
Plans	free account, Basic, Pro, Elite, plus a white-label offer for communities
App	iOS since 2021 (latest version March 2025), Android “in development” according to the FAQ
Award	Benzinga Global Fintech Awards 2024, Chairman’s Award

What features does SensaMarket offer?

The platform is organized into five areas: building strategies, reading dealer positions, following the order flow, following the money and reading the market. Which of them you can use depends on the plan. The cost section below shows what each tier contains.

Strategy builder and paper trading

The core is a strategy builder with 108 ready-made options strategies in 19 categories. For each strategy it shows the Greeks, the measures of how strongly an option reacts to price, time and volatility. You pick, for example, an iron condor, which bets on a sideways market, or a long straddle, which bets on a large enough move in either direction. Then you drag the strikes with the mouse, and the profit and loss curve, break-even points and the probability of profit update. Our guide to options strategies explains the strategies themselves, independent of any tool.

For practice there is a paper trading account with $100,000 in virtual money. According to the home page it uses live option chains and is marked as a beta. You request access separately on the paper trading page, and SensaMarket says it is usually set up the same day. If calls, puts and strikes are new to you, start with options trading for beginners before you touch the builder.

Greeks and gamma exposure

Gamma exposure (GEX) is an estimate of how strong the hedging trades of options dealers could be at individual price levels, calculated from the gamma and open interest of open options and dependent on assumptions about market maker positions.

SensaMarket shows not only GEX but also the delta and vanna side. Vanna describes how an option’s delta changes when implied volatility rises or falls. The terminal also marks the call wall and put wall, the gamma flip where GEX changes sign, and max pain, the expiry price at which the total payout of open calls and puts would be smallest. According to the home page, this updates every three seconds. The pages we checked do not disclose how SensaMarket calculates it. Our guide to gamma exposure explains these levels and their limits, and the article on the market maker covers the other side of the trade.

Options flow and dark pool

Options flow shows large block orders and sweeps as they trade on US exchanges. A sweep is an order that is filled across several exchanges at once so that it fills quickly. On the free account this data runs 15 minutes delayed, according to the flow page; real time starts with the Pro plan. Our guide to options flow explains what a print can and cannot tell you.

A dark pool is an off-exchange trading venue where large orders are executed without their size showing in the public order book first.

Real-time dark pool prints come only with the most expensive plan. Free users see them with a four-hour delay, according to the dark pool page, and the page points to Elite for real time. In another place, the same page calls the real-time plan “Sensa Plus”, a name that does not appear on the pricing page.

Smart money: funds, Congress and insiders

Under “smart money”, SensaMarket bundles three kinds of public US filings. 13F filings show certain holdings of large institutional managers at the end of a quarter. According to SensaMarket they reach the SEC about 45 days later and can still be amended. Insider filings (Form 4) by company officers appear within a few hours of filing, according to the FAQ. Trades by members of Congress come from STOCK Act disclosures to the Senate and the House and can be reported up to 45 days after the trade.

This is the weak point of the copy trade function. SensaMarket offers to copy a reported politician’s trade through your broker with one click. But weeks can pass between the trade and the disclosure. Your copy can therefore fill at a very different price from the one the member of Congress got. Our Quiver Quantitative review shows how a specialist data site handles the same filing delays.

Sensa Deep AI and trade signals

From the Pro plan on, an AI assistant answers questions in plain language. According to the pricing page, Sensa Deep AI uses the same live data as the terminal and delivers strategy analysis and trade ideas. Elite adds “Trade Signals”, buy and sell signals with entry, exit and risk levels.

By its own terms SensaMarket gives no investment advice, but Elite advertises concrete trading signals. For you as a user, a signal with an entry and exit feels like a trade recommendation. We found no hit rate or backtest for these signals on the pages we checked.

Which brokers work with SensaMarket?

The broker page lists two brokers: Tradier and TradeStation. The FAQ speaks of “Tradier, Tradestation, and others”, and the US broker Lightspeed presents SensaMarket on its partner page as a tool for users of its Connect API. That page listed a separate Standard Plan at $29 a month on November 10, 2026; we did not verify how it compares with SensaMarket’s direct plans. According to the broker page, you send orders directly from charts, strategies and the options flow.

What rights the platform gets on your broker account remains unclear. The home page promises to route real orders from the strategy builder to the broker and to keep positions in sync both ways. The privacy policy, on the other hand, describes the API access as “read-only”. None of the pages we checked explains how read-only access and order routing fit together. When you connect, check exactly which permissions you grant.

The cash rewards depend on the deposit and come with fine print. For a new Tradier account, SensaMarket advertises a cash reward of $150 from a $3,000 deposit and $300 from $5,000. According to the broker page’s own FAQ, Tradier rewards are paid at $25 a month, for six or twelve months; a “Pro+ membership” for up to 12 months is advertised separately. At TradeStation the rewards range from $50 for a $500 transfer to $5,000 for $2,000,000, with “additional terms” we could not read: TradeStation’s own promotion page blocked our access. We did not test whether and when a reward is paid.

Check a broker before you send money. FINRA BrokerCheck shows whether a US broker is registered and lists disclosures. Our Tradier review covers that broker’s plans, API and regulatory history. You can also use the analysis tools without any broker link.

How much does SensaMarket cost?

SensaMarket has three paid tiers and a free account with delayed data. All prices are in US dollars, and you pay by card through the payment service Stripe. The table shows the pricing page on November 10, 2026; the values were the same on October 31.

Plan	Monthly	Annual
Free	$0	$0
Basic	$19.99	$199.90
Pro	$29.99	$297.00
Elite	$49.99	$499.00

For most options traders, Pro is the real entry level. Basic contains the strategy builder, charts, company financials and a heat map. Only Pro adds real-time options flow, live index data, 13F, Congress and insider data, the broker link and the AI assistant. Elite adds dark pool data, a sector heat map, international prices and fundamentals, data export and the trade signals.

On the trial and refunds, the provider’s pages contradict each other. On the pricing page only the Basic and Pro cards carry the 7-day trial note, the header promises it for every plan, and the home page explicitly excludes Elite. The FAQ promises a full refund within 7 days of the first payment, while the terms of use say all payments are non-refundable. Take a screenshot of the FAQ before you buy, ask for the rule in writing by email if in doubt, and cancel within the trial.

Without cancellation, the subscription renews automatically under the terms. You can cancel at any time in your account, and access runs until the end of the paid period. Amounts already charged are not refunded according to the terms; a cancellation only stops the next renewal.

Add the broker’s costs if you trade through the platform. SensaMarket advertises its own commission-free partner terms at Tradier and TradeStation. For comparison, Tradier’s standard pricing page for direct accounts showed on November 10, 2026 that stock options cost $0.35 per contract on the free Lite plan and nothing on the Pro plan for $10 a month. Exchange fees come on top in any case, according to SensaMarket; confirm the subscription, commissions and fees that apply to your account before you trade.

Who is SensaMarket for?

SensaMarket is a tool for the US market. Options flow, gamma data, 13F filings, Congress and insider trades refer to US securities. For futures options or non-US index options, the pages we checked document no gamma or flow data. International prices and fundamentals from more than 50 exchanges come only with Elite.

Legally, you are the customer of an Illinois company. The terms name Illinois law. Disputes go first to 30 days of informal negotiation, then to binding arbitration under the rules of the American Arbitration Association in Illinois, with exceptions such as intellectual property. Class actions are excluded. Read these clauses before you pay, because they decide how a dispute would run.

If you live outside the US, check the broker side first. On November 10, 2026, the broker page marked both brokers as “U.S. & International eligible”. Whether a SensaMarket reward or the order link is available for your country is not stated there; ask the broker before you open an account. Paying in dollars from another currency can add conversion fees.

SensaMarket reviews: what users and the industry say

Independent user reviews are rare. When we checked on October 31, 2026, Trustpilot had no profile for sensamarket.com, and its search returned no match. On November 10 Trustpilot blocked our automated check. Outside the App Store, we found no independent user ratings.

In the US App Store the iOS app has 4.4 out of 5 stars, but from only 22 ratings. The latest version in the App Store dates from March 26, 2025 (checked November 10, 2026). The FAQ still promises all core features on mobile. The home page now shows “4.9/5 average rating” and “15K+ active traders” without saying where these numbers come from.

The Benzinga award is real, but it has a different name than on the home page. According to the list of winners of the Benzinga Global Fintech Awards 2024, SensaMarket received a Chairman’s Award in the category “Excellence in Democratizing Options Trading”. The home page speaks of “Best Options Analytics Platform”. No category of that name appears in the list.

Is SensaMarket legit?

Several public traces speak for SensaMarket. There is an iOS app since 2021, an award from Benzinga, and a US broker, Lightspeed, that presents the platform as a partner. On the other hand, we could not see an Illinois register entry; the company details come only from the provider itself.

What we criticize is how often the provider’s own pages contradict each other. Refund, trial and award category do not match, and for broker access it remains open which rule applies. The number of symbols in the screener also differs: 8,045 on the home page and more than 9,000 in the FAQ. When money and account access are involved, do not rely on a single page. Get important points confirmed in writing.

What are the alternatives to SensaMarket?

Which alternative fits depends on whether you want a complete package or a tool for one task. SensaMarket bundles many functions in one subscription. The following services each put the focus elsewhere:

Service	Strength and limit
MenthorQ	gamma levels for stocks and US futures, shown as an indicator in TradingView, NinjaTrader and other platforms
Unusual Whales	options flow first, GEX data as an extra, Congress trades as well
OptionStrat	strategy calculator with profit and loss curves and its own flow section

MenthorQ suits you if you do not want to work in a separate terminal. Its gamma levels appear directly on the chart of your trading platform, and it also covers US futures. Our gamma exposure guide linked above compares the prices of the GEX services.

OptionStrat competes directly with the strategy builder. If you mainly want to model strategies before you trade, its calculator covers that part. For charting and analysis software in general, our guide to trading software sorts the options by task.

Pros and cons of SensaMarket

SensaMarket is strong as a low-cost package for US options and weak outside the US. The lists sum up what the sections above found on the provider’s public pages and in our price check.

Pros

• Many tools in one subscription: strategy builder, GEX, options flow and smart money data in one interface.
• Low entry price: Pro at $29.99 a month costs less than Unusual Whales Retail Basic ($50) and MenthorQ Premium ($129) at monthly billing, according to their pricing pages on November 6, 2026.
• Free account and paper money: delayed data without a subscription, and a $100,000 paper trading account on request.
• Documented award: a Chairman’s Award at the Benzinga Fintech Awards 2024.

Cons

• Almost only US markets: no documented gamma or flow data outside US securities.
• Unclear broker access: “read-only” in the privacy policy, order routing on the home page.
• Inconsistent statements: refund, trial and award differ from page to page.
• Few independent reviews: no Trustpilot profile found, iOS app without an update since March 2025.
• Arbitration in Illinois: no class actions, disputes go to binding arbitration.

Conclusion: SensaMarket is mainly worth it for US options traders

SensaMarket bundles tools for which US options traders would otherwise pay several subscriptions, at a low price. If you trade options on US stocks and indices and want to see strategies, GEX and options flow in one place, you get a broad tool here. Real-time dark pool prints and the trade signals require Elite.

The inconsistent statements are the biggest minus. Refund rules and broker access are not side issues. Get the important rules confirmed in writing before you buy, and keep a copy of the FAQ.

My advice from more than 40 years of trading: use the seven trial days and put the data that interests you next to your own chart during that time. Only if it tells you something about your own market is a subscription worth it. A gamma flip or a big sweep is a reason to look closer, not a trade on its own, and the stop is still your decision.

This review is market analysis and education, not investment advice. Options trading carries a high risk of loss.

Frequently asked questions about SensaMarket

How much does SensaMarket cost per month?

Basic costs $19.99 a month, Pro $29.99 and Elite $49.99. On the annual plan you pay $199.90, $297 or $499, about 17% less. There is also a free account with delayed data (pricing page, November 10, 2026).

Is SensaMarket free?

Partly, with delayed data and a trial. Without a subscription you see parts of the platform with delayed data, for example options flow 15 minutes and dark pool data four hours later, according to the provider. Basic and Pro also come with a 7-day free trial.

Can you trust SensaMarket?

SensaMarket belongs to Sensa Robotics LLC of Illinois, according to its terms, and won a Benzinga Fintech Award in 2024. By its own terms, the platform gives no investment advice. The weak points are inconsistent statements on refunds and broker access.

Can I trade directly with SensaMarket?

Only through your own account at a connected broker. On the broker page these are Tradier and TradeStation. SensaMarket is not a broker, and the analysis tools also work without a broker link.

Does SensaMarket cover markets outside the US?

Only in part, and mostly on Elite. Gamma exposure, options flow and smart money data refer to US securities. International prices and fundamentals from more than 50 exchanges come only with Elite.

Can I get my money back from SensaMarket?

That is unclear, because two pages disagree. The FAQ names a full refund within 7 days of the first payment, while the terms of use exclude refunds. You can cancel at any time in your account; access then runs until the end of the paid period.