Options platforms are built for traders. Income Factory is built for people who own stocks and want income — nothing more.
Scanning options chains for the right strike
Calculating delta and expiration timing
Checking earnings and dividend dates before every trade
Deciding when to roll, close, or sit tight
No options chain. No Greek-letter math. Just a clear analysis for each stock you own, with the dollar amount you'll collect.
MSFT — Sell the $405 call expiring March 14 for approximately $3.12/contract ($624 total on 200 shares).
META — Sell the $625 call expiring March 21 for approximately $8.15/contract ($815 total on 100 shares).
AAPL — Buy back the $270 call expiring March 21 for approximately $0.30/contract ($60 total).
Open your broker's options chain
Scan dozens of strike prices and expirations
Look up current IV and calculate delta
Decide if premiums are worth it this week
Check if earnings are coming up
Place the trade and hope you picked well
Open your Friday email
Read the analysis
Check the price is above the floor
Place the trade at your broker
Collect your premium ✓
We know that NVDA needs different handling than Microsoft. Your portfolio gets individual analysis based on each stock's volatility, beta, and behavior — not one-size-fits-all advice.
Your portfolio strategy controls how aggressively we target income across all your holdings. Pick your comfort level and see the income tradeoff instantly.
Income Factory monitors every open position. If something needs your attention — a roll, a close, or a skip — you'll know Friday morning with a clear action plan.
AAPL — Your $265 call expiring Friday is in the money ($266.40)
Three paths from here: let it assign (your shares sell at $265 and you keep the premium), roll it (buy this call back and sell a later one — check the net cost at your broker), or buy it back to keep the shares and remove the cap.
After you place a trade, come back and mark it done. We prefill the details — you just confirm the actual price. Every dollar of premium is tracked.
Sell the $405 call expiring March 14 · $3.12/contract · $624 total
Sell the $625 call expiring March 21 · ~$8.15/contract · $815 total
You don't need to memorize options jargon before getting started. Our Learn section walks you through every concept the engine surfaces — click through whenever a term needs more context.
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