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Let clients compare live, written and video formats before choosing.
Brand, website, booking, content and commerce systems for independent readers, creators, teachers and tarot platforms.
SoulGait designs sites for live, recorded and written readings, as well as classes or deck sales where they belong. Each offer gets its own expectations, price and route to purchase.
Let clients compare live, written and video formats before choosing.
Match scheduling, question intake and delivery to each format.
Keep course or deck purchases separate from a private reading booking.
SoulGait gives live readings, written spreads, workshops and decks their own timing, price and fulfilment details.
A client can choose a live slot or order a written reading with a delivery date. A student can find a course, while a shopper sees the details and shipping terms of a deck.
The reader can manage the different commitments without sending every visitor through the same contact form.
Discuss your project ↗Editorial, visual and conversion systems for tarot readers, creators, teachers and shops without cliché occult design.
ExploreSearch architecture that connects readings, education, decks, tools and buyer questions into a coherent topical system.
ExploreAvailability, reading formats, intake, reminders and post-session flows designed around how tarot services are sold.
ExploreThey may share an account, but each needs its own delivery, timing and refund explanation before payment.
A written offer needs a delivery date, format, question rules and revision policy. A live offer needs availability, connection and rescheduling details.
They can share an account, but physical shipping and a service appointment have different fulfilment, cancellation and support rules.
Explain whether a reading is live, written or recorded; show turnaround, price, boundaries and a reliable purchase or booking step. Add courses or decks once the first offer can be delivered consistently.
A private tarot reading needs a session format, turnaround, question policy and booking or order path. A deck shop needs product photographs, edition information, shipping and returns. A course needs curriculum, access and learner support.
A site can support all three, but each should have its own explanation and transaction. Do not use a generic “book a reading” call to action for a customer trying to buy a deck or enrol in a class.
Begin with the offer that already has a delivery process. Add ecommerce or learning features when fulfilment, inventory and support are ready.