Who is my soulmate?

Browse advisor cards, pick someone online, and hit Chat. You type, they tune in and reply in real time — no calls, no video, no appointments needed. Your first 3 minutes with any advisor you've never tried are free, so you can feel the connection before spending anything.

Every new advisor gives you 3 free minutes — no wallet balance required. Use them to introduce yourself, ask one real question, and see if the reader's style clicks. When the free minutes end, the paid session begins at that advisor's per-minute rate, with a visible countdown so there are no surprises.

Each advisor sets their own per-minute rate — shown right on their card, from $0.50 to $30/min — and many offer package deals too. You always see the price before a single minute ticks. What you see is what you pay.

Top up your wallet once with PayPal. During a chat, a live timer shows your balance dropping per minute. The session stops automatically at zero, so you can never overspend or get a surprise bill.

Yes. Every advisor uploads a government ID and passes a manual review by our team before their profile goes live — no bots, no scripts, no stock-photo profiles. Reviews from real clients keep quality honest after that.

Match their specialty to your question (a love specialist for love questions), check their rating and reviews, and trust your first 3 free minutes — if the conversation flows and you feel heard, that's your sign.

Yes, and they'll remember you. Transcripts are saved per advisor-client pair, so when you reconnect, your advisor sees your history and picks up right where you left off — no repeating your whole story.

Completely. Your chat is between you and your advisor only. We never sell your data, and your payment details stay with the payment provider, not in your chats.

Tell us. Email support@psychicsmile.com with the advisor's name and what happened, and we'll look into it personally. We'd rather lose a session's revenue than your trust.

Love, career, life path, dreams, spiritual questions — all welcome. The best questions are open ("What should I focus on in my career this year?") rather than exact-date predictions. For medical, legal, or financial decisions, always consult a licensed professional — readings are guidance, not professional advice.