No card to start. No surprise billing.

OMM is an options-income and dividend tracker. There’s one paid plan, Solo, billed monthly or annually through Stripe. You can see what each plan includes on the pricing page.

You can try OMM free, and we don’t collect a credit card to start. The first 500 founders get 3 months (90 days) free — that window is capped at 500 and is first-come, so it’s limited. After the first 500, everyone gets a 14-day free trial.

Because no card is on file, nothing is charged when your trial ends. The subscription simply stops unless you choose to subscribe and pay — there’s no automatic charge and no surprise bill during the trial. (If you later choose a paid plan, it auto-renews as described below — that’s the only time we ever bill you.)

If you decide to pay for Solo, the subscription auto-renews — monthly or annually, depending on what you chose — at the then-current price, until you cancel. You can cancel anytime.

Each term renews at the then-current price. The current price is always shown in your account and in the Stripe billing portal before a renewal, and you can cancel anytime before you’re charged.

Cancel anytime from Settings → Plan & Billing → Manage subscription, which opens the Stripe-hosted customer portal. Your access continues until the end of the current paid period, and the plan does not renew after that.

If you’re still on a free trial, cancelling ends it immediately at no cost.

Cancelling ends billing but does not delete your account or your data — you keep a free account and can re-subscribe whenever you like. If you want your account and data deleted entirely, email us or see the privacy page.

The free trial is the risk-free way to evaluate OMM. With no card required and up to 90 days (or 14 days) to look around — and no charge unless you actively subscribe — the trial, not a refund window, is how you decide whether OMM is worth paying for.

For paid subscriptions, we don’t refund partial billing periods. If you cancel mid-period, you keep full access through the end of the period you already paid for, and the plan simply won’t renew. We’d rather you try it free first than ever feel you need a refund.

Nothing in this policy — including the no-partial-refund rule above — limits or waives any refund or cancellation rights you have under applicable US federal or state consumer-protection law, which control where they conflict with this policy.

We may update this policy as the product evolves. If we make a material change, we’ll post a new effective date here, and active paid subscribers get reasonable advance notice by email before that change affects them.

OMM is currently available to US-based customers only. Questions, or want a hand cancelling? Email [email protected] and a real person will help.

This policy is governed by US law, and additional terms are in our terms of service.

See also our terms and privacy pages. ← Back to home