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Cafe Astrology vs Tarot.com
Cafe Astrology and Tarot.com side by side: what is free, whether you must sign up, and what each does best.
A long, free birth-chart report in plain English, with no sign-up and heavy ads.
- Cost
- Free
- Without paying
- You get the whole natal chart report — positions, houses, aspects and about 12,000 words of interpretation — without paying or registering.
- Sign-up
- None; no email or account needed.
- Best for
- Anyone who wants the most readable free natal report in English
What we like
- A very long free report with no sign-up
- Daylight saving handled automatically for our Shanghai birth
- One named author's readable, thoughtful writing
- Sun, Moon and Mercury matched other sites to the minute or nearly so
Watch out for
- Heavy ads, including a misleading download box
- Dated layout that's tiring on a phone
- The report is too long to take in at once
Tarot.com
6.2Tarot.com's free reading stops at the sign-up box — here's what you actually get.
- Cost
- Free + paid extras
- Without paying
- You see three card names and pictures; the reading text itself needs an account.
- Sign-up
- Required to see the free reading: email and password, or Google, Facebook or Apple.
- New-customer offer
- The sign-up box offers 50% off a premium reading.
- Best for
- People who already like Tarot.com's reports and don't mind an account
What we like
- A wide range of readings and horoscopes
- A choice of decks
- Well-known and long-running
Watch out for
- The sign-up wall arrives after you've drawn
- A store currency makes costs harder to compare
- Urgent sales wording and heavy ads
Which one should you pick?
Pick Cafe Astrology if you are: Anyone who wants the most readable free natal report in English. A generous, well-written free birth-chart report, if you can put up with the ads and the length.
Pick Tarot.com if you are: People who already like Tarot.com's reports and don't mind an account. A solid name with a wide range of readings, but the free reading isn't free until you sign up, and the coin store nudges you toward the biggest pack.