Call, put, and net GEX by strike and expiration, with spot price and an as_of timestamp. Open interest is the default; type=volume weights by contracts traded in the current or most recent session.
Gamma and spot calculations refresh about every 5 seconds.
Choose a ticker and date for closing GEX by strike and expiration. History reaches back to 2012 for AAPL and QQQ and 2017 for SPY; coverage varies by ticker and can have gaps.
Each session becomes available after 5:15 pm Eastern.
Receive newly created GEX setups over Server-Sent Events, including classification, severity, and spot price. Optionally include current-market-day history before live events begin.
Streaming requires a subscription; prepaid credits cover REST only.
Illustrative response with one strike row, not live market data. GEX is USD exposure per 1% underlying-price move; expiration uses YYYYMMDD.
Install requests and set BULLFLOW_API_KEY in your server environment. Both weighting modes share the limit of 60 requests per rolling 60 seconds per credential or payer on this endpoint; HTTP 429 includes Retry-After.
Give your AI agent gamma exposure context
Connect Bullflow’s MCP server to Claude Code, Cursor, or another client that accepts an MCP server URL. Ask for closing exposure, compare strikes, or bring historical GEX into your research.
https://api.bullflow.io/mcp
bullflow_free_gex_summary
Last session’s closing summary, with no account.
bullflow_net_gex
Net gamma exposure with open-interest or volume weighting.
bullflow_net_vex
Net vanna exposure by strike and expiration.
bullflow_eod_gex
Closing GEX for a ticker and an optional YYYY-MM-DD date.
Free closing-data tools need no account. Net GEX, net VEX, and historical GEX tools require Bullflow Premium or an API subscription; connect your account through your client’s sign-in flow. Prepaid credits do not include MCP access.
$1,188 billed annually, or $129 billed monthly. Includes the API’s REST endpoints within rate limits, live streams, and MCP access without spending credits.
Prepaid credits do not include streaming, OAuth, or MCP access. Standard API subscriptions are for personal use; contact us for commercial licensing. Contact Bullflow.
Questions about the GEX API
What is a GEX API?
A GEX API returns gamma exposure data, such as net GEX by strike and expiration, as JSON your code can use. Bullflow’s GEX API also returns net vanna (VEX), closing GEX history and a stream of GEX setup alerts.
How often does Bullflow’s GEX API data update?
Bullflow’s net GEX endpoint recalculates about every 5 seconds during the trading day, and each response includes the time it was calculated. Each session’s closing GEX is available after 5:15 pm Eastern.
Does the Bullflow GEX API include historical gamma exposure data?
Yes. The eodGex endpoint returns closing GEX by strike and expiration for a chosen date, back to 2012 for AAPL and QQQ and 2017 for SPY. History varies by ticker and can have gaps.
Is there a free GEX API?
Yes. Bullflow’s GET /v1/gexClosingSnapshotSummary?ticker=SPY needs no key or payment and returns the last session’s closing price, total net GEX and up to 12 of the largest strikes. Live and historical GEX by strike costs 4 credits per call, with credits starting at $5 for 500.
Is Bullflow’s GEX calculated from open interest or volume?
Both are available. Bullflow’s net GEX endpoint uses open interest by default, and setting type=volume uses the contracts traded in the current or most recent session instead.
Can I use the Bullflow GEX API in Claude Code or Cursor?
Yes. Add Bullflow’s MCP server, https://api.bullflow.io/mcp, to Cursor, Claude Code or any client that accepts an MCP server URL. The free closing-data tools need no account. Net GEX, net VEX and GEX history need a Bullflow Premium or API subscription.
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