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AI-Powered Options Trading Platform - Trade Smarter with Maya

6000+ traders have already benefited from our proven rules-based trading system

Maya's Live Performance

Real-time results from our live trading account - complete transparency, no cherry-picking

Maya Trading System Flow Chart - Rules-Based Decision Making Process for Options Trading

Why Maya is Different

  • Maya is an OPTIONS trading algorithm
  • It does NOT trade stocks directly
  • All trades are Bull Call Vertical Spreads
Maya's strategy focuses exclusively on Bull Call Spreads, also known as vertical debit spreads. This specific approach was chosen after extensive backtesting revealed that bearish strategies, such as put spreads, presented an unfavorable risk-to-reward profile. Consequently, Maya initiates these bullish positions during market uptrends. When the market enters a correction or pullback, the system shifts to a conservative mode. Instead of opening new trades, its primary focus becomes managing the existing portfolio. It then waits for the pullback to conclude before it resumes entering new bullish positions. This disciplined methodology has historically achieved win rates between 65% and 75%.

Most traders struggle to exit objectively — Maya doesn't. It watches every trade in real time and closes positions when pre-set rules trigger, whether that's hitting a profit target, violating a risk threshold, or losing edge. No hesitation, no emotion — just discipline at scale.

Maya isn't static — it scales exposure up or down based on volatility. When fear spikes (e.g. VIX > 25), Maya gets cautious. In calm environments, it leans in. This dynamic logic helps it survive whipsaws and dominate trends.

Maya isn't just backtested — it's survived real chaos. In both 2022 and 2024, it avoided brutal drawdowns by standing aside when risk was high and only re-entering with strong confirmation.

Maya filters out illiquid setups. It trades only tight, $1–$5 debit spreads on high-volume names. Every setup respects a $250 risk cap — no gambles, no guessing, no oversized losses.

Maya doesn't force trades during market corrections or bear phases. When volatility spikes or price action turns erratic, it shifts to preservation mode — reducing exposure, stopping new entries, and focusing solely on trade management. This patience-first design helps it avoid major drawdowns and be ready to re-engage when trend clarity returns.

Start trading smarter with Maya's AI-powered options alerts and proven strategies.

Fully Automated Execution

Maya handles the heavy lifting — scanning setups, entering trades in our live account, and alerting you the moment a position is opened or closed. You simply follow along with full transparency.

Proven, Rule-Based Engine

Built on years of research and tested in all market environments, Maya follows strict entry and exit rules — no emotions, no opinions, just objective logic on every single trade setup.

High-Conviction Alerts

Every alert sent by Maya meets a checklist of technical conditions — backed by trend, volume, momentum, and volatility — giving you the confidence to act with clarity and consistency.

Trade History

Maya is an open book and all its past trades are accessible to our members

Maya Trading Platform Trade History Dashboard - Complete Trading Performance Analytics and Past Trade Results
Maya Trading Platform Backtesting Results - Historical Performance Analysis and Statistical Trade Data

Backtested and Transparent

Maya’s edge isn’t theoretical — it’s verified through years of trade-by-trade backtesting across different market conditions. From 2020 bull runs to 2022’s chaos and 2024’s whipsaws, Maya was simulated with realistic fills, proper slippage, and a fixed $250 max loss per trade.

There’s no curve-fitting or hindsight bias — every result is rules-based and repeatable. You can inspect every single trade, filter by date or sector, and audit the logic behind each entry and exit.

We believe trust is earned through full transparency, not flashy win rates. See the data for yourself.

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Maya Walkthrough Videos

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know before using Maya

Maya is a rules-based trading system with clearly defined entry and exit criteria. In this video, Nishant explains the logic Maya uses to identify trades:

Maya follows a structured, rules-driven trade management flowchart to determine exits. Here's what it looks like:
Maya Exit Flowchart

Maya exclusively trades debit spreads. The goal of this method is to grow the portfolio aggressively. Debit spreads are well-suited for this goal as they can potentially double returns very quickly.

If you haven’t read the book, it explains this strategy in detail as well. Click here to go to Amazon.

No, Maya does not trade your account. Instead, it sends you email and SMS alerts when it opens or closes trades in its own live accounts. You’ll also receive high-conviction trade ideas hourly throughout the day.

The Lite Plan gives you one trade idea per week (4 per month). You can also submit up to two of your own trades for Maya to monitor — you'll receive timely alerts based on Maya’s trade management rules. Real-time alerts and SMS notifications are not included. This plan is ideal if you want to try Maya before upgrading.

Yes. You can upgrade, downgrade, or cancel your subscription anytime through your account dashboard. There are no long-term commitments.

Maya doesn't have access to your account, and it does not trade your account. However, if you add your trades to the Maya Monitor, it will send timely alerts to get out of trades when a trade-management rule is triggered. No need to babysit your trades — Maya does it all.