See exactly what an Options Backtests report looks like.

Before subscribing, read a complete report. The sample below is a hypothetical client request on a bull put spread strategy with a BB+SMA breakout entry, tested across 15 years. Every report we deliver follows this exact template — disambiguation of the request, baseline backtest, robustness grid, regime breakdown, and an honest section on what the data does and does not support.

What you'll find in the sample

• Strategy specification & disambiguation. We make the four ambiguities in the original request explicit, document our interpretation, and test alternatives.
• Methodology. Data sources, fill assumptions, and the biases we explicitly guard against.
• Headline results. Equity curve, drawdown timeline, annual breakdown.
• Trade-level analysis. P&L distribution, win-rate decomposition, asymmetry ratio.
• Robustness tests. Sensitivity grid across take-profit levels and short-strike deltas.
• Risk analysis. Five worst trades, risk-of-ruin considerations under different sizing assumptions.
• What the backtest does NOT support. Honest framing of statistical confidence and the limits of generalisation.

Why we publish a sample

We think the deliverable should speak for itself before you spend money. Most backtest services either hide what they actually produce, or publish a heavily polished marketing piece that bears little resemblance to what subscribers actually receive. Our sample is structurally identical to every report we ship to clients — same methodology stack, same level of honest caveating, same format. The only difference: a client report would carry your specific strategy as input rather than a hypothetical one.

Ready to submit your strategy?

If the sample resonates and you'd like a report on your own configuration, the next step is to subscribe. The first ten subscribers lock in our promotional pricing for the lifetime of their subscription.