Cboe Slashes Prices on Old Options Data for Big Spenders
Published Date: 8/12/2025
Notice
Summary
Cboe Exchange is giving a temporary 20% discount to anyone—traders or not—who spends $20,000 or more on their historical options data. This deal makes it cheaper to grab big chunks of past market info, helping users save money while diving deep into trading history. The discount kicks in right away, so don’t miss out if you’re planning a big data buy!
Analyzed Economic Effects
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Temporary 20% Discount on Historical Depth Data
Cboe is offering a temporary 20% discount on ad-hoc purchases of Cboe Options Historical Depth Data when a single purchase is $20,000 or more. The program runs from July 28, 2025 through September 30, 2025, applies to Trading Permit Holders and non‑Trading Permit Holders equally, cannot be combined with other discounts, and is applied order-by-order (for example, a $25,000 qualifying order would be discounted to $20,000). The Exchange charges $1,500 per month of historical data as the standard monthly fee.
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