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What a reading costs

Why the first one is free

Because the single biggest reason people never book a reader is the fear that it is a con. That fear is reasonable. The industry has earned it.

You cannot be conned by somebody who lets you leave without paying. That is the whole argument, and it is structural rather than a promise. If you sit down, hear the reading, and feel nothing, you stand up and go, and neither of us has to perform being fine about it.

Pay what you think it was worth

After the first sitting the price is yours to set, above thirty dollars. People find this stressful for about four seconds and then find it obvious.

It works this way for a reason that is not marketing. If the gift is not mine, then it is not mine to price. I am the instrument, not the source, and charging eighty dollars up front for something I did not make has never sat right with me.

The practical version: a reading that was worth thirty dollars to you gets thirty dollars. One that changed a decision you had been stuck on for a year is worth more than that and you will know it without me telling you.

What you are actually paying for

Time and attention, not an outcome. A short read is five to ten minutes and a full sitting is thirty to forty. I am not selling you a result, because nobody can sell you one honestly, and any reader who does is selling something else.

Events and parties

Group bookings work differently, because it is several hours of readings back to back rather than one sitting. Birthdays, bachelorettes, shop nights. Message me with the date and roughly how many people and I will give you a number.

The part people ask about twice

There is no upsell. I do not sell candles, crystals, protection, curse removal, or a second reading you urgently need in order to fix what the first one uncovered. If a reader ever tells you that something is wrong and that they can fix it for a fee, leave. That is the oldest one there is and it is the reason so many people are afraid to book anybody.