The best online tarot services

Model:

Reading packs + a monthly pass

Entry:

99 ₽ for 3 readings

Per reading:

from 14.9 ₽

Free:

A daily card of the day

The most thoroughly built of the Russian-language bots: seven readers with different characters, plus the option to create your own, and control over the layout, deck and number of cards through a /flow command. Payment without storing a card or auto-renewal — set out as a separate clause in their terms. After a reading it offers three generated follow-up questions.

The catalogue is narrower: horoscopes, dreams and runes live in a separate bot, so you switch between them. No mini app and no way to save a reading as a file.

Model:

A rouble balance, pay per reading

Entry:

45 ₽ top-up

Per reading:

15 ₽

Free:

A free trial reading at the start

The clearest pricing on the market: a balance in roubles rather than tokens, with the price shown on the card of every spread. Its own Slavic deck instead of the standard Rider–Waite — a rare bit of visual differentiation. A finished reading can be saved as a PDF.

Tarot only: no astrology, no dreams, no numerology. No extended conversation with follow-up questions about a reading you've already had.

Model:

An internal currency (crystals)

Entry:

119 ₽ for the starter pack

Per reading:

roughly 75–119 ₽

Free:

Starter crystals

The best retention mechanic: you can see how many readings are left until a free top-up, with a button to claim the reward immediately. Packs are described by what they're for (“for a first reading and a couple of follow-ups”) rather than by quantity. Photographs of real readers on the front page.

The highest price per reading among the Russian-language bots. A faster response is sold separately — meaning some users are waiting longer on purpose.

Model:

Credits at 1 to 1 with the rouble

Entry:

100 ₽

Per reading:

50 ₽

Free:

A starting balance for exactly one reading

The most transparent accounting: before every charge it shows your balance, the cost and exactly what you asked, with a button to change the question. You can switch payment currency mid-flow. A wide catalogue, from horoscopes to reading coffee grounds.

A small audience. It asks three clarifying questions before a reading — that raises the quality but lengthens the path to an answer.

Model:

No paywall encountered during onboarding

Entry:

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Per reading:

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Free:

A reading straight after your question

Languages:

English, Russian and others

The shortest path to a first result on the market: one greeting, your question, and the spread with its reading appears — no menus, no settings. It understands voice messages and picks up the language you write in.

Built for an English-speaking audience; it picks up Russian as it goes. No mini app, no astrology and no history of readings.

Model:

Subscription + an internal currency

Entry:

subscription, with a trial period

Per reading:

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Free:

One AI reading a day

Languages:

19+ languages

The largest of the web services: 19+ languages, six AI personas with different reading styles, layouts that adapt to the question, a conversation mode and a mobile app. Separate formats for oracle decks and manifestation.

An auto-renewing subscription model — a barrier for anyone who just wants a single answer. Some readers are only available on the paid tier.

Model:

Crystals, one-off payment with no subscription

Entry:

$4 for 65 crystals

Per reading:

1 crystal per reading

Free:

3 crystals on sign-up, no card needed

Languages:

7 languages

States outright that there's no subscription and no stored card — a strong argument for anyone wary of recurring charges. Nine decks, six spread types, a history of consultations and fractional pricing for conversation.

Payment in dollars, which is an extra obstacle for a Russian card. The Russian interface is machine-translated in places.

Model:

A side feature of an AI-tools platform

Entry:

not stated on the page

Per reading:

—

Free:

There's a free start

A quick one-off reading with no sign-up, with formats for love, career, the day and yes/no.

Tarot isn't the core product here, it's an add-on to an image-processing service. No depth, no history, no conversation, and the pricing isn't disclosed on the page.

Which tarot service should a beginner choose?

If you want a fast answer without fiddling with settings, any service that returns a reading straight after your question will do. If you plan to read regularly, look at the price of a single reading and whether you can ask a follow-up about a reading you've already had: without that, a spread often stays misunderstood.

How much does an online tarot reading cost?

As of July 2026, one reading in a Russian-language Telegram bot costs roughly 15 to 119 ₽ depending on the service and the size of the pack you buy. The minimum payment is usually 45–119 ₽. Web services generally sell packs of an internal currency, sometimes priced in dollars.

How are paid services different from free readings?

Free readings almost always serve up pre-written text for whichever cards came up. Paid services built on language models take your wording, the position of each card in the layout and the context of the conversation into account, so the reading is genuinely personal. Neither kind predicts events with any guarantee.

Subscription or pay-per-reading?

If you read now and then, paying per reading works out cheaper: a subscription pays for itself from around ten readings a month. Look separately at auto-renewal — some services deliberately offer payment without storing a card, because for many people that matters.

Can you trust an AI tarot reader?

A language model doesn't see the future — it organises the symbolism of the cards around your question. The value is in getting a coherent view of a situation and a reason to think about it from another angle. It's a tool for reflection, not medical, legal or financial advice.