Verdict up front: OnlyOptions charges $60 a month and advertises a 70.3% verified win rate across 1,847 closed signals to a community of “1,200+ active members”. Google Play records the app’s total installs as 100+, with six reviews. The arithmetic does not survive its own store page.
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OnlyOptions: Options Signals
Only Options · us.onlyoptions.android
FLAGGED APP!
- Play installs
- 100+
- Rating
- 5.0 from 6
- Price
- $60 per month
- Status
- Live — updated 15 Sep 2026
Two numbers that cannot both be right
The description invites you to “Join 1,200+ active members already getting daily alerts”. The install counter on the same page reads 100+, which in Google Play’s banding means fewer than five hundred.
There is a charitable reading — that most members joined the Discord without the Android app. Follow it through and it is worse, not better: the app is then a storefront for a subscription that lives somewhere Google Play cannot see, and the six reviews on this page are all the public record there is of a service claiming twelve hundred paying customers.
The win rate, and what “verified” means here
“70.3% verified win rate across 1,847+ closed signals… Transparent performance log — every trade tracked publicly.”
Google Play store description, as published
Verified by whom? No auditor is named, no brokerage statement is offered, and the “public” performance log is behind the $60 paywall it is being used to sell. A figure quoted to one decimal place — 70.3%, not “about 70%” — borrows the authority of a measurement. Nothing on the page lets anyone check it.
The listing also names no analyst. It refers to “our analyst team” and “expert-analyzed” alerts without identifying a single person, and states plainly: “We are not registered investment advisers.”
The testimonials
“Followed 3 signals in week 1, up $840 on a $5K account” — James R., Texas
“Finally a service that shows you the losses too — that’s how I knew it was real” — Maria L., Florida
“The Discord community alone is worth the $60” — David K., New York
Google Play store description, as published
These are written by the publisher, inside its own advertising copy — first-name-and-initial, one state each, one quantified result. Nobody can contact James R. of Texas. The middle one is the most carefully engineered sentence on the page: it pre-empts the exact suspicion a reader should have and converts it into proof.
The actual reviews, from actual users, read differently: “Pretty solid app so far. The signals are easy to follow and the layout is simple which I like.” No figures. No trades. Six of them, all five stars.
What $60 a month buys
Signals delivered to a private Discord server: 2–4 alerts a market day on SPY, QQQ, NVDA, TSLA and similar, each with strike, expiry, entry range, target and stop. A 7-day free trial with no card. The disclaimer at the foot is accurate and worth reading twice: “Options trading involves substantial risk of loss… You can lose some or all of your invested capital.”
That cost is the point of the maths above. At $60 a month, 1,200 members would be $72,000 a month. The number in the advertisement is not decoration — it is the number that makes the price feel like a crowd’s verdict rather than a stranger’s invoice.
⚠ Verified evidence
- OnlyOptions: Options Signals (
us.onlyoptions.android), published by Only Options: 100+ installs, rated 5.0 from 6 reviews, Finance category, last updated 15 September 2026. - The description advertises “Join 1,200+ active members” on a listing recording fewer than five hundred installs.
- It claims a 70.3% verified win rate across 1,847+ closed signals, naming no auditor, and places the “public” performance log behind the paywall.
- Three testimonials attributed to first-name-and-initial with no contact details appear inside the publisher’s own copy.
- The price is $60 per month; delivery is via a private Discord server.
- The listing states “We are not registered investment advisers” and names no analyst.
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How to check a signals service in two minutes
Compare the audience the advertisement claims with the audience the platform counts. Install totals and review counts are published by Google, not by the seller — when a listing claims twelve hundred members over a counter reading a hundred, the seller has contradicted the one number it does not control.
Then treat “verified” as a question: verified by which auditor, against which statements, published where? A record locked behind the subscription it sells has verified nothing.
The verdict: we are not alleging that Only Options has failed to deliver a single signal — the app is new, and no regulator we checked has named it. What the public record shows is a $60-a-month service advertising twelve hundred members to a store page recording a hundred installs, a decimal-point win rate with no auditor, and testimonials written by the seller. Before paying anyone for trade instructions, ask who verified the record, and where you can read it without paying first.
Sources: the Google Play listing for us.onlyoptions.android, its Data safety panel and its published reviews. Install counts, review counts, dates, the price and all quoted description text and testimonials are as published by Google Play. Checked 19 September 2026.
