Every time you generate a Cosmic Chart or Matchmaking report, it counts against your plan's usage limits. We track usage monthly (depending on your plan). For Cosmic Chart generation, paid plans also receive a one-time Bonus Credits allocation as a starter gift — used as overflow when your monthly quota runs out.

Limits reset lazily — the counter resets the next time you perform an action after the billing cycle has rolled over. For example, if your monthly Cosmic Chart limit resets at the start of your billing cycle and you make a request after the cycle rolls over, the system resets your counter at that point. Bonus Credits are a one-time starter allocation and do not reset. You do not need to do anything manually.

When you try to perform an action that exceeds your current plan's limit, the request will be blocked and you'll see a message explaining which limit was reached. You can wait for the window to reset or upgrade your plan for higher limits.

No. Limits are configured dynamically based on the subscription and capabilities assigned to your account. The Help page explains the behavior, but the exact numbers come from the active configuration in the system.

After signing in, go to the Billing page from the account menu. There you can review the currently available plans and upgrade. Updated limits take effect after the subscription change is applied.

Astro Consultant offers a Free plan (no payment, no expiry) and two paid tiers — Astro Plus and Astro Pro — each available on monthly or yearly billing. Yearly plans offer a lower effective monthly rate. Visit the Billing page to compare features and pricing.

Go to Billing → Change Plan. For upgrades, the change typically takes effect immediately and you are charged only the prorated difference for the rest of your current billing cycle. For downgrades (including switching to the Free plan), the change is scheduled for the end of your current billing period so you keep current features until then.

It means a plan change has been scheduled. Your current plan continues with all its features until that date. On that date, your next billing cycle starts at the new plan's price — or, if you're switching to Free, your account moves to the Free plan automatically with no interruption.

Some payment methods do not allow charges outside the regular billing cycle. When an immediate charge is blocked, the system automatically schedules your upgrade for the start of your next billing cycle instead. Your current plan continues uninterrupted until then. See the payment rules section below for details specific to your country.

It depends on the type of scheduled change. If you have a paid-to-paid plan switch pending (e.g., switching between Plus and Pro), you can open Change Plan again and select a different plan — this replaces the old scheduled change. However, if you already confirmed a switch to the Free plan, the Change Plan button is disabled until your current plan expires, because the cancellation has already been sent to the payment provider and cannot be reversed.

Go to Billing → Change Plan and select the Free plan. A confirmation dialog will list the paid features you will lose. After confirming, your paid plan continues until the end of the current billing cycle, then your account automatically transitions to Free. Your chart data and profile history are not deleted.

Turning off Auto-Renew means your paid plan will not renew at the end of the current billing cycle. Your plan continues until the displayed expiry date, then it expires with no fallback. Unlike switching to the Free plan, there is no automatic tier — your account will have no active plan and you must re-subscribe manually to restore access.

Switching to the Free plan (via Change Plan) automatically transitions your account to the Free tier at cycle end — you keep basic access with no interruption. Turning off Auto-Renew (via the billing toggle) simply stops renewal; your account has no active plan after expiry and you must re-subscribe manually. If you want to retain some access after your paid plan ends, use Change Plan → Free rather than toggling Auto-Renew off.

It depends on timing. If you turn it back on before the payment provider processes the cancellation, the toggle reverses and your subscription renews normally. If the cancellation has already been processed, re-enabling is blocked — you will see an error message and must wait for the plan to expire, then re-subscribe.

When you log in, the plan selection dialog opens automatically. Choose any available paid plan and complete checkout, or select Free for immediate no-payment access. All previous invoice history remains accessible in Billing History.

For new subscriptions, you are charged at checkout. For renewals, you are charged at the start of each new billing cycle (monthly or yearly). For immediate mid-cycle upgrades, a prorated charge fires right away for the difference between your old and new plan.

Razorpay automatically retries the charge over several days. You will receive an email notification and your billing page will show a payment issue banner. Your plan features remain accessible during the retry period. If a retry succeeds, your subscription automatically restores to Active.

If all retries are exhausted, your subscription is suspended and access to paid features is removed. Go to Billing and start a new subscription checkout with a working payment method. Your previous invoice history and saved data are retained.

Go to Settings → Preferences and select your preferred language from the Language dropdown. Your choice is saved to your account and controls the language used for all app content and API responses. The change takes effect immediately after saving.