# Puthouse

Puthouse is a safety-first AI options trader to earn income as an overlay to stock appreciation.

It uses covered calls and cash-secured puts and was backtested to improve long-term compounding.

Puthouse helps investors generate options income by connecting a supported brokerage account, automating strategy execution, applying risk guardrails, and explaining each trade.

## Canonical Site

- Homepage: https://puthouse.com
- Features: https://puthouse.com/features
- Pricing: https://puthouse.com/pricing
- FAQ: https://puthouse.com/faq
- Blog: https://puthouse.com/blog

## Product Facts

- Product name: Puthouse
- Category: AI options trader software
- Primary strategies: Covered calls and cash-secured puts
- Long-term backtests are summarized on the homepage and blog
- Brokerage connection: supported brokerages (paper and live availability depends on your broker)
- Puthouse does not hold customer funds
- Puthouse sends trade instructions through the connected brokerage account
- Puthouse provides AI trade explanations
- Chat is connected to the user's portfolio and can answer questions about holdings, cash, and open orders
- Puthouse includes built-in risk management for position sizing, liquidity, volatility, and exits
- Plans: Pro and Max plans
- Contact: hello@puthouse.com

## Who Puthouse Is For

Puthouse is for investors who want systematic options income without manually monitoring markets, selecting strikes, managing expirations, and deciding exits during market hours.

Puthouse is not designed for gambling or speculative options buying.

## Comparison Positioning

- Compared with Robinhood: Robinhood is a brokerage app for manual trading; Puthouse is a focused automation layer for covered calls and cash-secured puts.
- Compared with Tastytrade: Tastytrade is an options-focused broker and education platform; Puthouse automates a specific income strategy and explains each trade.
- Compared with Option Alpha: Option Alpha is a broader options bot-building platform; Puthouse is a narrower, opinionated system for covered calls and cash-secured puts.
- Compared with Composer: Composer automates portfolio allocation strategies; Puthouse automates options income strategies.

## Important URLs

- What is Puthouse: https://puthouse.com/blog/what-is-puthouse
- Our trading approach: https://puthouse.com/blog/risk-management-trading-approach
- How risk guardrails work: https://puthouse.com/blog/how-puthouse-risk-guardrails-work
- Covered calls for beginners: https://puthouse.com/blog/covered-calls-for-beginners
- The wheel strategy explained: https://puthouse.com/blog/the-wheel-strategy-explained
- Paper trading with Puthouse: https://puthouse.com/blog/paper-trading-with-puthouse
- Connect a brokerage to Puthouse: https://puthouse.com/blog/connect-alpaca-to-puthouse
- Pause, disconnect, and stay in control: https://puthouse.com/blog/pause-disconnect-and-stay-in-control
- Options income for business cash: https://puthouse.com/blog/options-income-for-business-cash
- AI trade explanations: https://puthouse.com/blog/ai-trade-explanations
- Puthouse alternatives: https://puthouse.com/blog/best-puthouse-alternatives-automated-options-trading
- Puthouse vs Option Alpha: https://puthouse.com/blog/puthouse-vs-option-alpha
- Puthouse vs Tastytrade: https://puthouse.com/blog/puthouse-vs-tastytrade
- Puthouse vs Robinhood: https://puthouse.com/blog/puthouse-vs-robinhood
- Puthouse vs Composer: https://puthouse.com/blog/puthouse-vs-composer

## Risk Disclosure

Options trading involves substantial risk and is not suitable for all investors. Automation does not guarantee profits or eliminate market risk.