Astro Lover Soulmate Sketch review

A birth chart reading that ends in a drawn face, aimed at people tired of dating blind

Category Spirituality, New Age & Alternative Beliefs

By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-10-04.

Is it worth it?

If you're looking at this, something in your love life has probably stalled. Maybe you keep almost meeting someone, or you've been single long enough that friends have stopped asking. And the astrology apps you've tried give you the same recycled paragraph as forty million other people with your sun sign. That gap is exactly what this sells into. The pitch is that your full chart, not just your sun, can be turned into a face, and that you'll recognise it. Treat that last part as the seller's claim, not a fact. There's no mechanism by which a birth chart knows what anyone looks like, and the page offers nothing beyond forwarded testimonials. What it actually does, and it can do this well, is give you a concrete image to sit with. Some people find that clarifying. You look at the sketch and notice what you react to, which tends to tell you more about what you want than about who's coming. If you treat it as a prompt for thinking rather than a prediction, it's a cheap bit of fun with some reflective value. If you're lonely enough that you'd start actually scanning coffee shops for this face, skip it. That's not a good place to spend money or hope.

Pros

Arrives fast, usually within a day
One off payment, no subscription
30 day refund handled by ClickBank, not the seller
Fun and personal in a way generic horoscopes aren't

Cons

The page never shows a price before you click through
No detail on who or what draws the sketch, human artist or software
The urgency props (54 viewers, 'not public yet') are sales pressure, not scarcity
Expect at least one upsell offer after you pay