Derivatives data,
unfragmented.
Prediction markets and crypto options in one normalized schema. Tick-level trades, L2 orderbooks, OHLCV, and Black-76 greeks across Polymarket, Kalshi, Deribit, and Lyra — pay only for what you download.
Built for the way quants actually work.
Every tick from every venue — cleaned, normalized, and stored, so you don't have to. What used to take a quarter of data engineering now takes a single API call.
Prediction markets
Polymarket + Kalshi — the two biggest event-market venues in one schema. Trades, L2 orderbooks, Polymarket OHLCV candles, and per-wallet daily analytics.
Crypto options + futures
Deribit + Lyra (Derive). Full options-chain trades plus L2 and ticker snapshots, with Black-76 greeks computed at trade time. OKX, Aevo, and Delta coming soon.
Bulk Parquet downloads
Pre-aggregated daily Parquet served via presigned R2 URLs. pandas, polars, and DuckDB read them directly — no proprietary format, no lock-in.
Backtest-ready
Point-in-time accurate. Every row timestamped at venue ingest — no look-ahead bias, no rolled-up artifacts, no silent revisions.
REST API + catalogue
Catalogue series across every venue with one endpoint. Estimate the cost before you pay, then pull the data with a single X-API-Key header.
Pay-as-you-go
Trades $3 · orderbook $5 · snapshots $8 · greeks $12 · OHLCV $20, per compressed MB. $50 minimum order, no subscriptions, no seats.
From catalogue to your pipeline.
No scraping chains or exchange APIs. No schema reconciliation. Catalogue a series, estimate the cost, download the Parquet — with the tools your team already uses.
# 1 · find a series in the catalogue curl "…/v1/series?venue=deribit&type=trades" # 2 · estimate the cost (free) curl "…/v1/series/deribit:btc-options/estimate" # 3 · download the Parquet (presigned R2) curl -OJ "…/v1/series/deribit:btc-options/download" # → read it anywhere import polars as pl df = pl.read_parquet("deribit_btc_options_2026-05-24.parquet")
Every venue, one schema.
*“Since” is the earliest date for which we hold data at a venue. It is not a guarantee of continuous coverage: not all data types are available from that date, availability varies by data type and instrument, and history is continuously backfilled. Always confirm the exact available range for a given series in the catalogue before purchasing — quoted figures are provided as-is, without warranty.
Pay per MB, not per seat.
Five data types, every venue. Billed by compressed size — $50 minimum order, no subscription, no seats.
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Questions, answered straight.
Still curious? Email support@supagamma.com and a real engineer will reply.
What is SupaGamma?
SupaGamma is a derivatives data marketplace. We provide institutional-grade historical data across prediction markets (Polymarket, Kalshi) and crypto derivatives (Deribit options and futures, Lyra on-chain options) — continuously archived trades, orderbook snapshots, and greeks so you can backtest strategies, build models, and conduct research.
How do I access the data?
Sign up, generate an API key, and start downloading via our REST API. We support CSV, Parquet, and JSON export formats. Use any HTTP client — Python, JavaScript, curl, or any language that can make HTTP requests.
What data do you provide?
We provide five data types: trade history (every fill, captured from each venue's API or indexed from the Polygon blockchain for Polymarket), L2 orderbook snapshots (Polymarket as often as every 5 seconds for markets near expiry; Kalshi and crypto venues every 5 minutes), venue ticker snapshots, Black-76 greeks per options trade, and OHLCV candles.
How much does it cost?
Per-data-type pricing: Trades $3/MB, Orderbook L2 $5/MB, Snapshots $8/MB, Greeks $12/MB, OHLCV candles $20/MB. $50 minimum order, no subscriptions. You only pay for what you download.
How far back does the data go?
Coverage varies by venue: Deribit BTC options go back to late 2016, Polymarket to February 2024, Lyra to May 2024, and Kalshi to March 2026, with continuous backfill expanding coverage. New orderbook snapshots and trades are captured in real-time and added to the archive daily.
Stop scraping. Start querying.
Browse the full catalogue for free. Pay only for the data you download — from $3/MB, $50 minimum, no subscription.