Maya's algorithm identifies the trade. Our partner PeakBot submits the order to your brokerage account.
No alerts to catch. No orders to place. Ever.
+33.6%
Portfolio ROI
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Sharpe Ratio
Why Sharpe Ratio matters more than win rate
Sharpe Ratio measures return per unit of risk. A Sharpe above 1.0 is good. Above 2.0 is considered excellent by institutional standards.
Most algos advertising 100%+ returns have a Sharpe below 0.5,meaning they took 4–10x the risk to get there. Wall Street hedge funds target a Sharpe above 1.5. Win rate alone tells you nothing about how much risk was taken to achieve it.
Past performance is not indicative of future results. All trading involves risk of loss. The figures shown reflect historical results on Maya's tracked trades and do not guarantee any future returns. This is not financial advice.
The algorithm behind it
Maya isn't just a scanner. It's a full trading system.
Maya is an algorithmic trading system that runs continuously during market hours. It analyzes dozens of stocks daily using trend-following logic, MACD signals, ATR-based sizing, and sector rotation filters. When multiple conditions align, it opens a bull call debit spread on a qualifying setup. When exit conditions trigger,whether a profit target, a stop loss, or expiration logic,it closes it.
Every trade Maya sends to PeakBot is the same trade it places in our own accounts,both paper and live. There's no human discretion involved,no one deciding "today feels right." It's purely rules-based execution.
+33.6%
Portfolio ROI since Apr 1, 2025 on $30k starting capital*
1,300+
Trades analyzed,1,071 backtested (2019–2024) + 250+ tracked live on the Maya Tracker
$47/mo$150/mo after first month
Launch offer,first month price via PeakBot
Maya trades bull call debit spreads,it buys the at-the-money call and sells a higher call on the same expiration. A profitable trade is one where the stock moves up enough that the spread increases in value. Maya's full trade history is publicly visible on the Maya Tracker page, including every entry, exit, P&L, and the rule that triggered each trade.
* Past performance is not indicative of future results. All trading involves risk of loss, including possible loss of principal.
Cancel anytime. No contracts. Coupon applied automatically at checkout.
Transparent track record
Every trade, fully visible.
Maya's full trading history is publicly available. The chart below shows portfolio growth over time,no cherry-picking, no simulations. Real trades, real results.*
* Past performance is not indicative of future results. All trading involves risk of loss.
Backtested and transparent
The numbers behind the algorithm.
Maya's edge is verified through years of trade-by-trade backtesting across every market condition,bull runs, crashes, and everything in between. No curve-fitting. No hindsight bias.
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What actually changes
You used to do the work. Now Maya and PeakBot do it.
When Maya sends a trade signal, every step from that point forward is automated. You just watch it happen.
Manual Trading
Get an alert from Maya
Log into your broker
Check if the price is still valid
Manually enter the spread
Monitor and close it yourself
Miss trades when you're unavailable
With AutoTrading
Maya identifies the setup
Signal sent to PeakBot instantly
Order submitted to your brokerage
Position managed automatically
You get a notification after
Never miss a trade again
Setup in minutes
Four steps. Then completely hands-off.
You don't need to cancel your Maya subscription,it continues to work exactly as it does today. AutoTrading is additive.
1
Sign Up on PeakBot
Create your account at maya.peakbot.com. Maya's signals are already pre-configured,you don't need to do anything on the Maya side.
2
Connect Your Brokerage
Link your Schwab, Tradier, or tastytrade account using OAuth. PeakBot gets trade-placement access only,they never see your credentials.
3
Enable Maya's Tickers
In your PeakBot dashboard, enable the tickers Maya trades. Enable all of them so you don't miss signals on any name it covers.
4
Done. Sit Back.
Once connected, everything runs automatically. Maya sends a signal, PeakBot submits the order to your brokerage. No more manual execution,ever.
The multiplier tier you choose sets the maximum number of contracts PeakBot can trade per signal. You can dial it down after signup,a 2x tier means up to 2 contracts, but you can set it to 1. Gains and losses scale proportionally with contract count, so you control how much exposure you take on each trade.
What you control on PeakBot's platform
Multiplier tier (contracts per signal)
Which tickers to enable or disable
Per-symbol position size limits
Total capital allocated to Maya
Brokerage account connection
Pause or stop execution at any time
For legal compliance and your security, Maya does not have access to your brokerage account,ever. You connect your broker directly on PeakBot's platform. Maya's role is purely as a signal provider. The execution is handled by PeakBot in full compliance with financial regulations. You can revoke PeakBot's access from your broker's settings at any time.
Professionals, parents, and retirees,all letting the algorithm do the work
Individual results may vary. Testimonials reflect personal experience and are not representative of typical outcomes. Options trading involves risk of loss.
"First month I kept second-guessing it and almost turned it off twice. My wife talked me into giving it 90 days. By month three I stopped checking every execution. Something clicked. I stopped trusting my gut and started trusting the system."
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Brian S.
ER Physician · Dallas, TX
"First few weeks I was watching every execution like a hawk. Now I check it the same way I check my 401k, maybe once a week. There are slow stretches, sure. But I'm not glued to a screen anymore and honestly that alone made it worth it."
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Ray F.
Retired Firefighter · Scottsdale, AZ
"A colleague kept mentioning it so I finally signed up. Some weeks nothing happens and that's fine. It fits my schedule in a way that manually trading never could. Billing 2,000 hours a year, I have no business watching charts."
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Monica H.
Corporate Attorney · Atlanta, GA
"I started with a tiny position because I didn't fully trust it yet. Month two had three losing trades and I almost pulled out. But I looked at the full picture, more wins than losses, losses smaller than wins, and I stayed. Seeing that math laid out is what kept me in."
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Deborah T.
Nurse Practitioner · Portland, OR
"I spent a full month just reading through Maya's tracker before I put any money in. The losing trades are right there, documented. So are the winners. The overall picture made sense to me as an engineer. That's all I needed before I committed real capital."
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Frank B.
Civil Engineer · Pittsburgh, PA
"Got back from a 4-day trip and had 5 trades executed while I was gone. One of them closed at a loss. But everything ran exactly as it was supposed to and I didn't lift a finger. For someone in the air half the month, there's really no other way trading makes sense."
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Jason W.
Airline Pilot · Denver, CO
"First few weeks I kept waiting for something to go sideways. It had some losers, I won't pretend otherwise. But my account is up from where I started and I haven't sat in front of a screen once. Didn't think I'd be saying that after just 3 months."
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Mark D.
Construction Manager · Charlotte, NC
"I traded on my own for years. The problem was never knowledge, it was execution. I'd second-guess entries, bail out too early, then revenge trade after a loss. AutoTrading just removes all of that noise. The algorithm doesn't panic. Turns out I needed that more than any strategy."
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Nathan G.
Logistics Director · Columbus, OH
FAQ
Common questions
The multiplier tier sets the maximum number of contracts the algo can trade per signal. For example, on the 2x tier Maya can trade up to 2 contracts per signal. On the 4x tier, up to 4,and so on.
You can always dial the contract count down after signup. So if you sign up for the 4x tier but only want to run 1 contract, just set it to 1 in your PeakBot settings. The higher tier just gives you the flexibility to scale up when you're ready. Gains and losses scale proportionally,2 contracts = 2x the gains and losses of 1 contract.
If you're just getting started, the 2x tier is the default. It gives you room to start with 1 contract and scale when you're comfortable.
2xdefault$150/mo · $1,500/yr
4x$300/mo · $3,000/yr
6x$450/mo · $4,500/yr
8x$600/mo · $6,000/yr
10x$750/mo · $7,500/yr
No,AutoTrading through PeakBot is a standalone product. You sign up on maya.peakbot.com, connect your brokerage, and you're done. You don't need an active TradeWithMaya subscription for the auto-execution to work. That said, a TradeWithMaya subscription gives you visibility into why Maya is opening and closing trades, the full trade history on the Maya Tracker, and access to Maya's daily analysis.
No. Connecting your brokerage account only gives PeakBot permission to submit orders to your brokerage on your behalf,nothing else. Neither TradeWithMaya nor PeakBot ever sees your username or password. The connection uses OAuth2,the same industry-standard protocol used when you click "Login with Google." Your broker grants PeakBot a limited, trade-only token. You keep full access to your account and can revoke it from your broker's settings at any time. Your account. Your money. PeakBot just submits the orders.
PeakBot currently supports Schwab, Tradier, and tastytrade. If you use a different broker, you'll need to open an account at one of these three. When setting up a new options account for spreads, use these settings to make sure you get approved: Account Type: Margin (not Cash) , Trading Objective: Speculation or Growth and Income , Experience Level: Good or Extensive , Option Level: Level 2 or Level 3.
Maya trades bull call debit spreads. It buys the at-the-money call and sells a higher call on the same expiration date. This is a defined-risk strategy, the maximum you can lose on any single trade is the premium paid for the spread. Maya enters only when multiple technical conditions align simultaneously, based on its trend-following rules.
You can see exactly what Maya trades before signing up. Check the live Maya Tracker for all recent trades with entry price, exit price, profit/loss, and the rule that triggered each trade. Or review the backtests to see how Maya has performed across 1,071 trades since 2019. Past results do not guarantee future performance.
Once you complete signup on maya.peakbot.com, here's what to do:
1Connect your brokerage account. You'll be prompted to link your Schwab, Tradier, or tastytrade account. This is how PeakBot submits orders to your brokerage on your behalf.
2Enable the tickers Maya trades. In your PeakBot dashboard, you'll see a list of tickers. Enable all of them so Maya can trade the full watchlist. If you only enable some, you'll miss signals on anything left disabled.
3You're done. Once your broker is connected and tickers are enabled, everything runs automatically. Maya sends a signal, PeakBot submits the order to your brokerage. No alerts to catch. No manual execution. Ever.
Brokers require you to answer a few questions to unlock options trading. To make sure you get approved for spreads:
›Account Type: Margin (not Cash)
›Trading Objective: Speculation or Growth and Income
›Experience Level: Good or Extensive knowledge of options
›Option Level: Level 2 or Level 3
Yes. Maya's complete trade history is publicly visible on the Maya Tracker page,no login required. Every trade includes the entry date, symbol, spread details, exit price, P&L, ROI, and the specific rule that triggered the trade. You can review the full history before committing to anything.
At 1 contract (1x), Maya's trades can utilize between $7,000 and $10,000 in total buying power across open positions in a given month. Accounts smaller than this may not be able to enter every signal that Maya generates.
With a $30,000 account, you have access to all of Maya's features, including the ability to use higher multiplier tiers (2x, 4x, 6x, 8x, 10x) if you choose. Maya also adjusts its market exposure based on current conditions, which can increase position sizes during certain setups and scale back during others.
The appropriate account size for you depends entirely on your individual financial situation, risk tolerance, and trading objectives.
This is not financial advice. You should consult a qualified financial advisor to determine what account size is appropriate for your personal circumstances. All trading involves risk of loss.
Yes. AutoTrading is billed through PeakBot and TradeWithMaya is billed separately. If you're using AutoTrading, PeakBot handles all the execution automatically. A TradeWithMaya subscription is separate and provides access to the full trade history, daily analysis, and Maya's email alerts. Many users choose only one, some choose both depending on their needs.
Yes, you can use AutoTrading in an IRA or other qualified retirement account as long as your broker (Schwab, Tradier, or tastytrade) allows options trading within that account. Approval requirements vary by broker and account type. When setting up an options account, brokers evaluate your experience level and financial situation. IRAs have specific rules around options trading,some allow spreads, others restrict to covered calls or cash-secured puts. Before signing up for AutoTrading, contact your broker to confirm they allow bull call debit spreads within your specific IRA or retirement account type. All tax implications are your responsibility,consult a tax advisor to understand how automated trading affects your retirement account's tax status.
If Maya sends a trade signal but your account doesn't have sufficient buying power to execute it, PeakBot will skip that trade and move on to the next signal. You won't lose any balance, and there's no penalty, it simply won't execute.
If this happens, you have several options available in your PeakBot settings:
1Adjust your multiplier tier. You can change your tier (2x, 4x, 6x, 8x, or 10x) at any time in PeakBot settings.
2Set a per-contract limit. You can specify a maximum number of contracts per trade lower than your tier allows.
Based on live trading data from April 2025 to April 2026, Maya typically maintains 14 concurrent open trades, requiring about $3,400 in buying power. Peak activity reached 29 concurrent trades, which would require about $7,250.
Key insight: Each trade requires $250 in buying power regardless of spread width. So the math is simple: (number of concurrent trades) × $250 = total buying power needed.
Typical14 concurrent trades × $250 = $3,400 in use (1x multiplier)
Peak29 concurrent trades × $250 = $7,250 in use (1x multiplier)
If you're on a higher multiplier tier (2x, 4x, etc.), multiply these amounts by your tier. For example, on the 2x tier, typical usage is $6,800 and peak is $14,500.
This means a $15,000 account has 2x the peak buying power requirement. A $25,000 account has 3.4x the peak requirement.
Ready to let Maya trade for you?
Connect your broker in about 5 minutes and everything runs automatically from there.
