Short answers, written plainly.

No. They are two separate products with two separate receipts and two separate access paths. You can buy either on its own.

Because they solve different problems and most people want one, not both. The Library is a one-time education purchase you keep for life; the Indicator is an optional, ongoing TradingView overlay. Pricing them apart keeps each honest — you pay only for what you actually use, and neither props up the other.

No. Nothing on this site — not the Library, not the Indicator — produces buy/sell signals, entries, exits or alerts. The Library teaches you how to read dealer positioning, order flow and market structure; the Indicator displays reference levels on your chart. What you do with that is entirely your decision. It is education, not advice.

Lifetime in-site access to the complete Education Library: 101 structured modules — 1,292 written lessons plus videos, 2,261,568 words — covering optionflow, orderflow, Bookmap, volatility regimes, execution, risk, psychology, 0DTE behaviour and professional workflow. One payment, no subscription. You read and watch everything inside the site, at your own pace.

Written lessons and videos, read and watched entirely inside the site once you sign in — there are no downloads or PDFs to pass around. The material is protected and covered by a confidentiality agreement; that is deliberate, and it is part of why it keeps its value. You keep lifetime access for as long as you have an account.

Because the full content is protected and under a confidentiality agreement, so it cannot be public. What you can see before buying is the exact structure — the full 19-module map with per-module lesson counts on the preview page — plus free preview lessons that shows the real depth, tone and writing. You judge the quality from the preview, not from marketing claims.

The Library is digital content unlocked immediately. By ticking the two consent boxes at checkout you waive the 14-day right of withdrawal (French Consumer Code L.221-28). Separately, we review any refund request on a case-by-case basis — email support@gex-levels.com. Your legal guarantee of conformity always applies.

No. Your purchase is a single-user, personal, non-transferable license to read the Library in your own account. It is for your own education only — you may not share your login, copy or download the material, or resell or redistribute it.

The Library is structured from foundational to advanced. You do not need to know what gamma exposure or order flow means before you start — the early modules build that understanding from scratch. If you already trade options or futures and want to understand the structural forces behind price moves (why levels hold, why spikes get absorbed, why the market pins at certain strikes), the intermediate and advanced modules go deep. Most members have 6 months to 3 years of trading experience but the material works at any level.

At 1–2 hours per day, most members work through the core modules in 4–8 weeks. At a lighter pace — a few lessons per day — 3 months is typical. Because you have lifetime access, there is no pressure to finish quickly; many members revisit specific modules repeatedly as their trading evolves. The material is structured so you can read sequentially or jump to the topic you need most right now.

Free content is scattered, shallow, and often monetised through what it omits. The Library is 2,261,568 words of structured, sequenced material — not isolated tips but a complete framework where each concept builds on the previous one. There are no upsells inside, no "join my Discord" calls to action, and no profit claims. You get the full picture in one place, in the order it needs to be learned, without having to piece together fragments from dozens of creators who each only explain their piece.

The Library focuses on equity options and equity index futures — SPX/SPY, QQQ/NQ, ES, and the options chains and order flow structures around them. The principles (gamma exposure, dealer positioning, order flow reading, Bookmap interpretation) apply across all liquid markets with derivatives. If you trade equity options, index futures, or want to understand the structural forces that move these markets, the Library is directly relevant.

No. The Library is web-based and accessible from any modern browser — no software installation required. The educational content is self-contained: concepts are explained, illustrated, and cross-referenced within the lessons themselves. Some modules reference tools like Bookmap or TradingView for context, but you do not need any specific platform to follow or benefit from the material.

Yes — the Indicator is live and available today. Monthly plan starts with a 3-day free trial at $6.99/mo; yearly plan starts with a 7-day free trial at $76.89/yr. Install the Chrome extension, subscribe, and the levels appear on your TradingView chart immediately. No waiting list.

$6.99 per month (3-day free trial) or $76.89 per year (7-day free trial — 12 months for the price of 11). It is billed separately from the Library and is entirely optional — the Library stands on its own without it. You can cancel the Indicator subscription at any time from your account page.

It is a Chrome extension that overlays reference levels on your TradingView charts. Your levels and licence are served from our backend; the extension is display-only — it never places trades, sends orders or touches a broker.

We publish only short, education-only quotes from members who explicitly consented — never profit screenshots, win-rates, “as seen in” logos or performance claims (those are trivial to fake and, for a trading product, misleading). Every quote is reviewed and redacted before publishing. You can also judge the material directly through a free preview lesson and the complete module list. When we do not know something yet, we say so.

No. GEX Levels is a trading-education brand. Nothing here is financial, investment or trading advice, a recommendation, or a solicitation, and none of it is personalised to your situation. Trading carries a real risk of loss, and the past behaviour of any market never guarantees future results. Your decisions, and their outcomes, are your own.