Tara Lunar Soulmate Sketch Price: $37 or $67, Checked October 2026

Here is the Tara Lunar Soulmate Sketch price in one breath: $37 or $67, paid once. We looked at the seller’s page on October 30, 2026, and those were the only two figures shown, apart from a crossed-out $97 beside the higher option. Below we explain what each amount covers, how the checkout treats currency and tax, and how to choose without second-guessing yourself. Prefer a one-page summary? The Tara Lunar hub has one.

Tara Lunar Soulmate Sketch price: both options side by side

Line	The $37 order	The $67 order
Printed amount	$37	$67, next to a crossed-out $97
Picture	Monochrome	Color
Written reading	Yes	Yes
Wait time	Up to two days	Up to six hours
Bonus pieces	None listed	A Divine Timing Calendar and a Soul Connection Reading
Payment type	Single	Single
Refund promise	60 days	60 days
Card statement line	CLKBANK*smprof	CLKBANK*smsketchcomple

A zodiac compatibility guide is mentioned in the seller’s list of contents. Neither price box says which order holds it, so treat it as a possible extra and not as a reason to choose.

What the extra $30 really buys

Take $67, subtract $37 and the answer is $30. According to the seller, that gap pays for four things: the picture in color, a six-hour wait in place of a two-day one, a Divine Timing Calendar and a Soul Connection Reading. Whether the bundle feels worthwhile depends on how you plan to use the order.

A short way to decide:

If your plan is	The better fit
A first try, just curious	$37
A present for a friend with a deadline	$67
Seeing eye color in the picture matters	$67
A day or two of waiting is no problem	$37
You like extras and a more finished look	$67

When your total does not match

ClickBank handles the cart, and it adapts to the buyer. In the United States you will most likely see dollars. Elsewhere, the page may convert to your currency and add a tax line where your country requires one. We viewed the checkout from India, for example, where the amounts appeared in rupees with tax on top, and the conversion lined up with $37 and $67. The last line of the cart summary is what your card pays, so read it before pressing the button.

Walking through the order

1. The quiz. Five steps, about a minute. The last asks for a first name and an email, and a small consent box about follow-up mail is already ticked, so clear it if you want only your order.
2. The two cards. Weigh them with the table above.
3. The ClickBank cart. Your item, the tax line and the total sit together. Optional extra offers may show up around this stage, and turning them down changes nothing about what you bought.
4. The confirmation. A receipt arrives by email, and the sketch and reading go to that same inbox.

Write down the order number and keep the receipt in a folder you will find again.

Three ways to look at the $30 gap

As a speed fee. Waiting up to two days is fine for a treat you are giving yourself, but a birthday on Friday and an order placed on Thursday evening is a different story. Express delivery within 6 hours is the part of the $67 package that matters most for deadlines.

As a color upgrade. The seller says the color sketch lets you see eye color, which is something a black-and-white picture cannot show. If you plan to frame or share the image, that may tip the balance.

As a bundle of extras. The Soul Connection Reading and the Divine Timing Calendar are bonus pieces of writing. If you love horoscope-style reading material, they stretch the experience. If you only want one reading, they will matter less.

None of these is right or wrong. Match the one that sounds most like you.

Sharing the cost of a gift

Because the order arrives by email, it works well as a group present. Friends can agree on the $67 package, chip in whatever suits them and let one person place the order. Remember that the quiz needs the recipient’s birth date and email, so one person should collect those quietly beforehand or the whole group can sit with the recipient and answer together as a fun activity.

What the price does not include

Both options are digital. Nothing is printed, framed or posted, and the seller lists no shipping line. If you want a physical copy on your wall, you would print the file yourself, and that cost sits outside the order. Think of the amount as the price of an emailed keepsake you can enjoy on screen, share or print at home.

Counting the refund window

A 60-day money-back promise is printed on the sales page, and the cart for the $67 package repeats it. Count from the day you pay. If the order does not suit you, write to the seller or ring ClickBank’s customer line, 1-800-390-6035, and quote your receipt. A calendar reminder for week eight takes ten seconds and removes the risk of forgetting.

Why we bother with the wording around price

Pricing pages for entertainment products can blur what is included, so we stick to the seller’s own descriptions. Its disclaimer says an AI tool creates the picture, that parts of the reading are automated or prepared ahead, and that the whole thing is there to amuse and prompt reflection. Seen that way, $37 buys an enjoyable personal keepsake, and $67 buys the same thing in color and faster, with two extra pieces of writing alongside. Prices can change on any day, so if the cart shows something else, believe the cart. Our Tara Lunar review explains how we reach our 4.0 score, the official website guide shows how to reach the right page and the reading guide describes what each reading contains. The same figures sit in short form on the hub’s price page.

The bottom line on cost

Thirty-seven dollars is a gentle entry price for a personal keepsake, and sixty-seven is a fair step up when color, speed and two bonuses matter to you. Everything sits on one clear page, and the refund window gives you room to try it. That clarity is a large part of the 4.0 out of 5 we give it on our own editorial scale, and every page we wrote about the order is listed on the product hub.