Roll your options for net credit — see every scenario first.

Pick an open short put or covered call and Quick Roll lays out the common roll candidates side by side: out in time, up or down in strike, each with its estimated net credit or debit. Net-zero and credit rolls are highlighted so you can extend a position without putting up fresh capital.

Numbers only, on your real positions. For your own research — not financial advice.

Roll candidates, ranked by net credit
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Net credit / debit per roll

Buy-back cost minus new-sale credit, netted into one number for every candidate — so you instantly see which rolls pay you and which cost you.

Extend duration

Compare rolling out one, two, or several expiries. See the added days and the premium they carry, so buying time is a deliberate trade, not a guess.

Up or down in strike

Move the strike away from danger on a threatened put, or up to keep a covered call working. Each strike variant priced alongside the duration roll.

Credit rolls highlighted

Net-zero and net-credit rolls are flagged so you can spot a roll that extends the position and still collects premium at a glance.

Straight from the wheel

Open any position from the Wheel Dashboard and drop into the roll view in one click — no re-entering symbols, strikes, or expiries.

Your real contracts

Built on the actual short options in your linked accounts, at your real contract counts — not a blank what-if form you have to fill in by hand.

Rolling, without the mental arithmetic

Doing it by hand

  • Two separate option quotes to net out in your head
  • Easy to roll into a debit you didn't intend
  • No quick read on how much duration you're buying
  • Re-typing the same symbol and strikes every time

WealthWatch Quick Roll

  • Every candidate netted to a single credit/debit number
  • Net-zero and credit rolls flagged automatically
  • Added days-to-expiry shown next to the premium
  • Pre-loaded from the open position you picked

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Frequently asked questions

What does rolling an option mean?

Rolling closes your current short option and opens a new one at a later expiry and/or a different strike in a single decision. Sellers roll to buy more time, move a strike away from danger, or collect additional premium. The calculator shows the estimated net credit or debit of each candidate before you act.

How does it price each scenario?

It takes the cost to buy back your current option and the credit from selling the new strike/expiry, and nets them into a single number. Rolls that come out net-zero or net-credit are highlighted.

Can I roll both puts and calls?

Yes. Pick any open short put or covered call from your linked accounts and the calculator builds roll scenarios across later expiries and strikes around it.

Does it tell me which roll to make?

No. It shows the numbers — net credit/debit, new strike, new expiry, added duration — for your own research. The decision is yours; it is not financial advice.

Which brokers does it work with?

Any broker WealthWatch links to — Wealthsimple, Questrade, IBKR, TD, Fidelity, Schwab, E*TRADE, Robinhood, Webull, and thousands more via OAuth, plus CSV import.

Stop netting roll quotes in your head.

Link a broker, pick a short option, and every roll candidate appears with its net credit or debit and the duration it buys — so you roll on numbers, not vibes.