These are the three risk levels Easy Options presents for your chosen direction and timeframe.
Low - Most likely to profit, but costs more upfront. This option is already closer to being in a profitable position when you buy it, so it needs a smaller move from the stock to start making money.
Balanced - A middle ground between cost and potential return. The stock needs to move a reasonable amount for this to be profitable, but the potential return is higher than Low.
Aggressive - Costs the least upfront, but the stock needs to move significantly for this to pay off. If the stock does not move enough, you lose the full amount you paid. This is the highest-risk choice.
All three options have one thing in common: the maximum you can lose is the amount you pay to enter the trade. Nothing more.