Online Fortune Telling from Vetted Tellers

Region

City

Sister Ann

2433, SE 14th St

Des Moines, IA

Psychic Debbie Griggs

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Biggs, CA

Stacy Sam Lenae

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Alleghany, CA

Boulder Tarot

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Stoneham, CO

Boston Intuitive: Mary Lee Trettenero

26, Prospect St

Charlestown, MA

Marina del Rey Psychic

750, Washington Blvd

Marina Del Rey, CA

Spiritual Advisor

2296, Henderson Mill Rd

Atlanta, GA

Radiant Energy Readings Psychic Tarot

16, E Water St

Troy, OH

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Every listing carries the address, phone number and opening hours we have on record, plus the reviews clients left. You contact the reader directly, and we take no commission on the booking.

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Pick your state, then your city, then the kind of reading you want. It takes three clicks to see who works near you instead of scrolling through profiles from the other side of the country.

Straight answers first

Our guides say what a session costs, how long it runs and which promises are a warning sign. Read them before you book and you will get more out of the hour you pay for.

United States Personal Psychics Directory

All 49 states

Fortune Telling Service in USA Video

Fortune telling is the old umbrella term, and in practice it covers readers who use a defined method to answer questions about what lies ahead: cards, runes, scrying, tea leaves, dice, or a mix. The listings here include shop-based readers, festival regulars and people who read from home by appointment.

What to expect

A session starts with your question and the reader choosing a method to answer it. Card readers lay a spread and read the cards in relation to each other. Scryers work with a plain reflective surface. Rune readers cast and read placement. Sessions run 20 to 60 minutes, and shorter formats are common at fairs.

Prices

$30 to $50 for a short reading at an event, $60 to $150 for a full session in most cities. Phone and video readings are often billed by the minute. Agree the length and the price before you start, and be wary of anyone who will not name a figure.

Judging a reader

Look for someone who states plainly what they read on and what they refuse. Many experienced readers decline questions about health, pregnancy, court cases and death, and say so up front. That refusal is a good sign, not a limitation. The bad signs are consistent across the whole field: curses that can be lifted for money, prices that climb during a session, and pressure to come back weekly.

Getting more from a session

Bring open questions rather than yes-or-no ones, and write down what was said. Reading the notes again a month later is the only honest way to judge whether the hour was worth the money. If you want to try a low-stakes version first, our guide to making a paper fortune teller is a game, not a reading, but it makes the point about how vague answers work.

FAQ

How do I pick a Fortune Telling Service in the USA?

Start with the listings that have reviews and a working phone number, then call one or two before you book. Ask how long they have been reading, what they specialise in, what a session costs and how long it runs. A reader who answers those questions plainly is usually a safer bet than one who avoids them.

What does a reading cost?

Most readers in the United States charge between $40 and $150 for a session of 30 to 60 minutes. Phone and video readings are often billed per minute, roughly $1 to $10. Prices vary a lot by city and by how well known the reader is, so agree on the length and the price before you start.

Is a phone or online reading as good as meeting in person?

Plenty of readers work both ways and say the format makes little difference to them. In person suits people who want to see the cards laid out or have a longer conversation. Phone and video are easier to fit into a day and let you reach a reader outside the USA.

How can I tell that a reader is trustworthy?

Warning signs are easy to spot once you know them: pressure to pay for removing a curse, requests for large sums in cash, promises to guarantee a specific outcome, or refusal to name a price up front. A reader who explains what they can and cannot do is worth more than one who promises everything.

What should I prepare before a session?

Write down two or three questions and decide which part of your life you want to look at. Open questions such as "what should I pay attention to at work this year" give a reader more to work with than yes-or-no ones. If you book numerology, bring exact dates and full names.

Can I get my money back if the reading disappoints me?

Refund rules are set by each reader, not by us. Some offer a partial refund inside a few minutes of the start, most do not refund a finished session. Ask about it when you book, and pay by card if you want a record of the payment.

Where does the information about a Fortune Telling Service in the USA come from?

Listings are built from public business data: name, address, phone, opening hours and reviews left by clients. We do not run background checks and we are not affiliated with the readers listed here. If you find a detail that is wrong or a business that has closed, tell us through the contact form and we will correct the page.

How do I add my own practice to the listings?

Use the "Add your company" form. Send the business name, city, address, phone and a short description of what you offer. We publish free listings after a quick check that the business exists and works in this field.