What a reading costs
One coin turns one card. Your first few are free, and there is a free one every day.
Pull a cardCoin packs
- 10 cards — $3.99
- 33 cards — $9.99 · most people pick this one
- 115 cards — $24.99
Coins never expire, and there is no subscription. Buy once, use them whenever.
You only pay for cards you turn
A coin is spent when a card is turned face up, not when the deck is dealt. Leave one face down and it costs nothing. If a reading fails to arrive, retrying it is free — the coin bought the card, not the sentence.
Questions people ask
- Is there a subscription?
- No. You buy coins when you want them, and they stay until you spend them. Nothing recurring, nothing to cancel.
- Do coins expire?
- No. Bought or given, they stay in your balance. Expiring a currency people have paid for is a way to lose their trust, so we do not.
- Is any of it free?
- Yes. New accounts start with a few cards, and a free card arrives every day. Plenty of people never buy anything.
- What does a three-card spread cost?
- One coin per card you turn, so three if you turn all three. You are never charged for a card you leave face down.
- What if a reading fails?
- Retrying is free. The coin paid for the card, not for the sentence, so a failed reading never costs you twice.