The Magick Quiz sales page, captured 2026-09-23
Magick Quiz review
Helps you work out what kind of magickal practice fits you, if you don't know where to start
By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-09-23.
Is it worth it?
You've probably got a few crystals on a shelf, a couple of books you half finished, and a folder of saved videos about moon phases. Everyone online seems to have a lane, kitchen witch, chaos magician, hedge witch, and you don't know which one is yours, or whether you're just playing dress up. That's the itch this is built for. The Magick Quiz is six questions. It's quick, there's no payment asked before you start, and the result gives you a label and a description of how you naturally work with ritual and intuition. As a nudge, that's genuinely useful. Having a direction, even an arbitrary one, beats standing in a bookshop with no idea what to pick up. People get a lot out of that kind of reframe, and it costs less than one session with anyone professional. Where I'd be cautious: the page is a quiz and nothing else. There's no description of the thing you're actually paying for, no price, no idea what lands in your inbox afterwards or how often. The billing is recurring, which means a subscription, which means something arrives regularly and gets charged regularly, and you're finding out what that is only after you've handed over a card. That's a lot of trust for an unknown amount of money. Take the quiz. Nothing is asked of you up front and the result may well land. Just read the checkout page properly before you agree to anything.
Pros
- Takes two minutes, no long form to fill in
- A named type gives you something concrete to read and build on
- No payment asked before you see your result
- Cheap compared with a reading or a course, assuming the price is modest
Cons
- The page never says what you're subscribing to, or what it costs
- Recurring billing means it keeps charging until you cancel
- Six questions is a blunt instrument, expect a broad type, not insight about you specifically
What you get
The quiz itself is six questions and takes a couple of minutes. At the end you get a result naming your magickal type, a read on how you relate to ritual, intuition and daily practice. What comes after that, the part you actually pay for, is not described anywhere on the page. Billing is recurring, so whatever it is, it's a subscription and not a one off purchase.
Before you buy
- Read the checkout screen carefully for the price, the billing interval and whether there's a trial that rolls into a charge
- Find the cancellation route before you sign up, not after
- Check the refund window, ClickBank purchases normally carry one, but confirm it applies to the subscription and not just the first charge
Who it suits
Someone curious about witchcraft or magick who wants a friendly starting point, and who is comfortable reading the fine print on a subscription before committing
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