Reviews

Psychic Source has been providing psychic readings for more than 30 years. Today, it boasts a solid group of almost 300 carefully selected psychics. That’s quite a lot less than rival Keen’s 1,700+, but more than California Psychics’ 200.

Keen is the world’s biggest and most established online psychic reading site. Its network includes 1,700+ advisors across several fields. There’s lots to choose from – but is it too much?

Founded in 1999, Kasamba boasts over 4 million 5-star ratings from customers, showing you its strengths. At first glance, this looks like a site I could really enjoy!

California Psychics has been online since 1995, and boasts that it has delivered more than 6 million psychic readings to thousands of satisfied customers.

Hollywood Psychics looks very similar to most online psychic reading services….but actually, it’s pretty different. Boasting some pretty different specialisms, amazing filters and a nice customer satisfaction guarantee, it’s the place to be if you want a psychic reading site that knows how to treat customers, while not overwhelming them.

7th Sense takes the best of the old-skool psychic reading websites, and marries it with the new-fangled world of instant messaging and direct communication.

Oranum makes psychic reading social. It takes the best bits of social media – wall posts, live streaming, and messaging – and uses them to create a very different psychic reading site. There’s no specific price structure, you can sit in on a psychic giving some quick advice, and there are a lot of filtering options.

Psychic Power Network prides itself on being affordable, genuine and accurate – but then again, don’t they all?

PsychicCenter has been online since 1999. The long-standing site labels itself an industry leader. As ‘industry-leading’ as it claims to be, it is definitely a smaller, quieter site compared to others that I’ve reviewed. However, it does seem to be well-loved by its loyal customers.

Psychic Encounters boasts that it’s one of the lowest-priced psychic reading sites. It claims to focus on what matters, keep costs low, then pass those lower overheads over to you. It says, ‘There are no packages to buy or confusing subscriptions to decode. You pay just for the time spent connecting with your psychic.’

AskNow is clean, modern and boasts the ‘most talented network of psychics’. Describing itself as ‘the home of experts’, AskNow certainly seems to talk – but does it walk the walk?

BitWine looks a bit like a site from the earliest days of the internet, which doesn’t really make sense considering that BitWine has been online since 2006.