Lock in founding-member pricing.
Hermes is free to use. The optional subscription is $75 per month at the founding rate — half the $150 list price — held for as long as you stay subscribed.
Founding member
$75 per month, against a list price of $150.
- The full Hermes workspace — Quote Flow, GEX, Session Pulse, options and events
- Founding-member status, reserved for the first 50 subscribers
- Early access to new features as they ship
What costs nothing
Hermes stays free to use once you sign in, and subscribing is optional. The public market pages and the glossary need no account at all — every tracked ticker's options positioning and gamma levels are readable straight from the web.
Questions
How much does Hermes cost?
Hermes is free to use. An optional subscription is $75 per month at the founding rate — half the $150 list price — and that rate is held for as long as the subscription stays active.
What is founding-member pricing?
The first 50 subscribers pay $75 per month instead of $150, and keep that rate while they stay subscribed. It does not rise when the list price does.
What does the subscription include?
The full Hermes workspace — Quote Flow, GEX, Session Pulse, options and events. Founding-member status, reserved for the first 50 subscribers. Early access to new features as they ship.
Is there a free tier?
Yes. Hermes is free to use after you sign in, and the public market pages, glossary and market data need no account at all. Subscribing is optional.
How is billing handled?
Stripe handles checkout and card details; Hermes never sees a card number. Your subscription is managed from the billing tab of your account, which opens the Stripe customer portal.
What happens if I cancel?
A cancelled subscription runs to the end of the period you have already paid for, and the account shows that end date rather than a renewal date.
Start free, subscribe when it earns it.
Billing is handled securely by Stripe after you sign in. Not financial advice.