Software isn't loyal on its own. Prices creep, features disappear behind new paywalls, data becomes hostage to a business model that stopped serving you a long time ago. If you've been in astrology software for a decade, you have watched this happen more than once.
Astrodesk is trying to be different, and this page is the record of that promise — plain, written, and dated.
When you buy Astrodesk today, that pricing is yours for the life of your account. If we introduce higher tiers, new plans, or subscription models in the future, they apply to new customers, not to you. You stay where you started, at the rate you signed on for.
The current founder-tier offer is $99, one time, forever. Anyone who buys at this rate keeps it. One person, one login, unlimited work — no client caps, no chart count, no seat toll, no forced upgrade cycle.
If Astrodesk isn't right for you, ask for a refund within thirty days and it is granted. No forms to fill, no exit interview, no cancellation retention team. Write to hello@astrowildchild.com and it's done.
After thirty days, we handle refunds case by case — if Astrodesk has genuinely become unusable for you, a bug we haven't fixed, a workflow that broke, we make it right. We would rather refund a person than trap them.
Charts save to your browser first. They sync to your account so they're on every device you sign in on. That is where the storage ends. Nothing you type is sent to any AI service. There is no LLM in the loop, no chat pane, no "Ask AI" — Astrodesk is calculation, and calculation only.
At any time, from Settings, you can export everything as JSON — client roster, individual charts, notes, preferences. The door out of Astrodesk stays open. If a competitor builds something better tomorrow, take your data and go. That's the promise.
We reserve the right to end this loyalty commitment for new customers at any time. That is the only version of "we can change the terms" we're willing to write down. If we ever do it, existing customers stay under the terms they signed up under, exactly as they read today.
That is the whole letter.