Pick a Good Day Plans: Monthly, Quarterly, Annual

Pick a Good Day has three shelf plans: $12.99 a month, $29.99 every three months, and $89.99 a year. Each plan is the subscription that opens the rest of a ranked date window after the one free preview day. The ranking is professional almanac metaphysics offered as guidance. A waitlist note is not a plan.

Key facts

Monthly is $12.99. Every three months is $29.99. Annual is $89.99.
One day in the window is free, with the score and the reasons. The remaining ranked days are what a plan is for.
The score is public: suitable +4, unsuitable −5, yellow path +2, black path −2, Success or Open +2, Full +1, Close or Destruction −2, year-branch clash −6, day-pillar clash −4.
A plan does not include Light BaZi ($12.99) or the full chart ($19.99).
An email magic link can save a preview and does not start a subscription and does not charge.
The same window returns the same order. A plan does not buy a different, secret ranking.

What you are paying for

The free preview answers a narrow question: which single day does this window put first, and why? The card shows the day pillar, the day officer, the yellow or black path, the occasion match, the clash, and the avoid line. That is enough to see whether the top of the window is even in the right month.

A plan answers the next question: if that day is a flight you cannot make, what are the next dates, in the same order, with the same rules? The rest of the list is the product. It is not a second copy of the free day, and it is not a handwritten consultation. It is the ranked window.

The three prices are durations, not three different almanacs. Monthly, quarterly, and annual use the same engine. The quarterly price is $29.99 for three months, not a discounted mystery tier with extra stars. The annual price is $89.99 for a year of access to that ranked list. None of them adds a lucky number, a manifestation script, or a promised outcome. A higher duration is a longer shelf life for the same tool.

What stays free either way

The preview day stays free. Leaving an email for a waitlist does not lock it. Skipping the waitlist does not remove it. The past-life quiz, which is entertainment fiction on another path, also stays unrelated: its free card does not require a Good Day plan, and a Good Day plan does not generate a past-life story.

You can save the preview without a plan. On the result, “Save this reading” asks for an email sign-in link. The link expires quickly, works once, and stores a title, a short summary, and the page link. It does not charge. It does not convert itself into $12.99 a month. The account can also show a waitlist note on that email. The note means “tell me.” It does not mean a plan is already running.

What a plan will not contain

A plan will not include a BaZi reading. If you want pillars, ten gods, a useful-element sketch, and a short reading, that is Light BaZi at $12.99. If you want hidden stems, nayin, void, structure, symbolic stars, combinations and clashes, and eight 10-year steps when the hour and sex at birth are both known, that is the full chart at $19.99. Those prices sit on their own pages. A Good Day plan does not discount them and does not bundle them.

A plan will not include printable charms, a memorial card, or intention cards. Charms are $12.99 digital sheets you print yourself. A memorial reading and the three-card intention chapter are $12.99 offerings on their own paths. Mixing those shelves into the date subscription would make the invoice unclear.

A plan will not remove the limits of the method. Medical lines stay off the card. The rank still refuses to be a diagnosis, a legal opinion, or a financial forecast. A birth date on the form is still only a year pillar after Start of Spring plus a day pillar. Subscribing does not unlock a hidden hour-by-hour cast of every row.

How to choose among three closed prices

The choice is informational. You are reading the shelf, not starting a charge. Monthly at $12.99 suits a short season of decisions: one move, one launch window, a cluster of travel. Quarterly at $29.99 covers a season and the next one. Annual at $89.99 is the year-long shelf price for people who expect to rank dates more than a few times.

Compare them as arithmetic, not as virtue. Three months at the monthly price would be more than $29.99, which is why the quarterly line exists. Twelve months at the monthly price would be more than $89.99, which is why the annual line exists. The site does not claim that paying annually makes the almanac more accurate. The order of a window is the order of a window.

If you only needed to see what the tool calls the best day in a single trip window, the free preview may be the whole of your use. Paying is for the alternatives. There is no reason to treat the subscription as a membership in a metaphysical status. It is access to the rest of the list.

The rules you get at every price

Suitable activity for the occasion, +4. Unsuitable, −5. Yellow path, +2. Black path, −2. Day officer Success or Open, +2. Full, +1. Close or Destruction, −2. The other officers are named and score zero. Birth year branch clash, −6. Birth day pillar clash, −4. Custom occasions use path and officer, plus those clash penalties if a birth date was given.

Travel, wedding, funeral or memorial rites, meeting, and opening or move are the named occasions, each tied to specific almanac activities. The same inputs return the same order, on a free preview and on a future paid list. A plan does not re-rank the window according to who is logged in.

Daylight saving, time zones, and the civil date you typed are your responsibility at the edges. The plan does not hire someone to reconcile a flight that departs on one civil date and arrives on another. You choose the date that is the act. The engine scores that date.

Waitlist and the account

Nothing in the email link, the waitlist, or the saved reading creates an order.

If you are comparing this subscription with a one-time BaZi chart, compare the questions. The subscription keeps ranking new windows over the month, the quarter, or the year. The chart reads one birth at one depth. People who need both will use both. People who need a date will not get it from a day master alone, and people who need a day master will not get it from a path score alone.

What this is not

Not a live purchase.
Not a bundle with BaZi, charms, memorial cards, or intention cards.
Not a different, more accurate almanac at the annual price.
Not a guarantee that ranked days will produce wealth, health, or a successful launch.
Not medical, legal, or financial advice. The preview and the paid list share that limit.
Not an order created by a waitlist note or by an email magic link.