Horoscope.com vs My Horoscope: an honest comparison (2026)

Horoscope.com and My Horoscope both start with a free daily horoscope, then go in different directions. Horoscope.com is a free Sun sign horoscope site: daily, love, career, money, and health horoscopes for each sign, many tarot readings, numerology, and games, with no login for most of it. It’s supported by advertising and sells one-time premium reports. My Horoscope is built around your own birth chart: Star members get a daily, weekly, and monthly horoscope written from their chart and the current transits, and the app adds tarot, dream interpretation, palm reading, and a guide named Astra. There are no ads, and plans run from free to $9.49 a month.

If a quick read for your sign is all you want, Horoscope.com covers a lot for free. If you want the reading to be about your chart, not your sign, that’s what we do.

Horoscope.com’s About page says the site is run by Horoscope.com, Inc., “the media division of San Francisco-based Ingenio LLC.”

Most of it is free and needs no account. The homepage navigation lists daily, love, career, money, health, and Chinese horoscopes, numerology, many tarot readings (daily, love, yes or no, monthly, and more), games, and a free birth chart. The birth chart form asks for an email address. The site also links to psychic services, including an offer labeled “$1 Psychic Reading.” We couldn’t confirm who the partner is or what the regular rates are.

There’s an iOS app called Astrology Plus, shown in the App Store with Horoscope.com as the developer. It has a 4.7 rating from 6,549 ratings as of November 13, 2026. The listing shows its last update as September 12, 2024. The website itself is current, with 2027 reports already on sale. We couldn’t confirm an official Android app.

Two things we looked for and didn’t find: the About page names no writers for the horoscopes, and we couldn’t find a statement of how charts are calculated. That says nothing about quality. It only means we can’t describe their method.

My Horoscope is an astrology web app from a small independent team in Prague. The English version is new in 2026. You open it in a browser and can add it to your home screen. It isn’t in the App Store or on Google Play.

Your birth date, time, and place go through the Swiss Ephemeris, the library professional astrology software runs on, with Placidus houses. Your readings are then generated automatically from that data and from traditional astrological symbolism. We’re upfront that technology writes them, not a columnist, and we publish how we calculate horoscopes.

What we don’t have: separate free horoscopes for career, money, and health, Chinese horoscopes, a native app in the stores, or links to live psychics.

Every Horoscope.com entry comes from its website, its store, or its App Store listing, checked on November 13, 2026. Where we couldn’t confirm something, the table says so.

This is the difference that matters most. A Sun sign horoscope is written for everyone born under one of twelve signs. It’s quick, it’s free, and it needs nothing but your birthday. Horoscope.com offers separate daily texts for love, career, money, and health.

A horoscope from your birth chart starts with more input: your birth date, time, and place. From those we calculate where the Sun, the Moon, and the planets were, your rising sign, and your houses. Each day’s reading then compares the current sky with that chart, so two people with the same sign don’t read the same text. On My Horoscope that’s the Star plan, at $4.49 a month. The free Seeker plan gives you the horoscope for your sign, the same kind of thing Horoscope.com offers for free.

Horoscope.com sells personal readings too, in a different form. Its store listed a “November Premium Horoscope” at $15.99, or $10.99 a month, and a “2027 Premium Horoscope” at $30.99 when we checked. Its app has a subscription at $4.99 a month. The price table below sets the paid tiers side by side. Our guide to the personal horoscope vs the Sun sign horoscope goes further into the idea.

Yes. Horoscope.com lists many free tarot readings, among them daily, love, yes or no, and monthly, and its footer links a separate Yes/No Tarot app for iPhone. If you want to try several kinds of readings without signing up, that’s a real strength.

On My Horoscope, the card of the day is free for everyone and comes with a written reading. Paid plans include in-depth readings for spreads such as the three-card spread, the Celtic Cross, and relationship and career spreads: 5 a month with Star, 15 with Cosmos and Oracle. You type your question first, and the reading is saved to your history.

Dreams are the other gap. We couldn’t confirm dream interpretation or palm reading on Horoscope.com. We have a free dream dictionary, personal dream interpretation with Oracle, and palm reading from photos with Cosmos.

Horoscope.com is free because advertising pays for it. The site has an “Advertise” page, and its privacy policy, effective November 26, 2025, describes third-party ads and tracking pixels. The policy says the site honors the Global Privacy Control signal but not Do Not Track, and the footer has a “Do Not Sell My Info” link. The app’s premium tier is described as ad-free.

My Horoscope shows no ads and doesn’t share your details with ad networks. It’s funded by memberships, which is why the deeper features cost money. Birth data is stored encrypted on servers in the European Union, and you can export or delete it in Settings.

Some recent App Store reviews of Astrology Plus mention that the birth chart sits behind the subscription, that content looks recycled, or that a redesign removed sections they liked. Others say the free daily text fits them well. That’s a small sample, not a verdict.

• You want a quick, free read for your sign. No account, and separate pages for love, career, money, and health.
• You like variety. Chinese horoscopes, numerology, many tarot readings, and games are all on one site.
• You want an iPhone app from the App Store. Astrology Plus is there. We’re a web app you add to your home screen.
• You’d buy one report, not a membership. Its store sells one-time reports, such as a birth chart report for $27.99.
• Ads don’t bother you. They’re what keeps the horoscopes free.

• You want a horoscope from your whole chart. Star writes your daily, weekly, and monthly horoscopes from your birth chart and the current transits.
• You want to know how it’s calculated. Swiss Ephemeris, Placidus houses, and a public method page.
• You want dream interpretation or palm reading. The dream dictionary is free. Personal interpretation comes with Oracle, palm reading with Cosmos.
• You want to ask questions. Astra answers in chat: 10, 20, or 40 messages a month, depending on your plan.
• You want no ads. There are none, on any plan.

Horoscope.com’s prices are as its store and its App Store listing showed them on November 13, 2026.

Which is cheaper depends on how you use it. If you want one birth chart report and nothing after, a single purchase can cost less than several months of membership. If the free Sun sign pages are enough, Horoscope.com costs you nothing.

Nothing stops you from reading both. To try our side, read today’s daily horoscope, pull a card in the free tarot reading, or look up a symbol in the dream dictionary. The birth chart page explains what’s in a chart, and membership lists every plan with its price.

Related reading: What is a horoscope?, How daily horoscopes are made, How to tell an honest horoscope, How a free tarot reading works, Cafe Astrology vs My Horoscope.

Horoscope.com and Astrology Plus are trademarks of their respective owners. We use the names only to identify the products. My Horoscope isn’t affiliated with or endorsed by them.