What is a Weekly Membership
A weekly membership costs US$9.99 for every 7 days. Each paid period includes a new personal weekly interpretation delivered via email, created from your saved data and actual astronomical calculations for that week. Membership is never activated without your separate, explicit consent to recurring payments.
Membership with Interpretation
For personal interpretations (Start US$9.99, Expanded US$14.99) and Relationships in Depth, Money in Depth (US$14.99), and Career and Business (US$17.99) interpretations, you can activate membership alongside your purchase. You will only pay the interpretation price now; the first 7 days of membership are free, and then US$9.99 is charged every 7 days. The date of the first payment is indicated in the order confirmation.
Annual Interpretation
The Annual Interpretation for US$24.99 is a one-time purchase and does not include any subscription. After reading it, you can order Personal Interpretations weekly as a subscription: you pay US$9.99 immediately and then every 7 days until cancellation.
How to Cancel Membership
On the main page, open “Cancel Subscription” and proceed via the email used for purchase to the secure Stripe portal, which will verify email ownership. You can cancel at any time without giving a reason and without a fee; cancellation takes effect from the end of the currently paid period, which you retain. After completion, please check the confirmation. If you encounter difficulties, please email support@theorbit.world. Unsubscribing from emails or deleting an email does not cancel membership. Paid interpretations remain yours.
Unsuccessful Payment and Changes
If a payment fails, Stripe may automatically reattempt it; a weekly interpretation will not be delivered for an unpaid period, and we will inform you via email. After a final failure, the membership will be terminated. We will not change the price or billing frequency without prior email notification; you can refuse a change by cancelling your membership before it takes effect. Your statutory rights, including the right to redress for non-delivery, remain unaffected.