Tara Lunar's Soulmate Sketch Reviews — What Buyers Really Say

Tara Lunar's Soulmate Sketch is a personalized digital service: after a short online questionnaire about your name, birth date, and relationship preferences, a psychic artist creates a hand-drawn-style portrait of your potential soulmate plus a written soulmate profile covering personality traits, zodiac compatibility, and how you may meet.

Everything arrives by email, typically within 24–48 hours — nothing physical ships, and there is no app or subscription. The reading is structured around the service's signature "Three Lovers" framework: the karmic lover, the twin flame, and the true soulmate your sketch is designed to reveal. For the full feature breakdown, see our benefits guide, or read the hands-on editorial review where we ordered the service ourselves.

This page focuses on one question: what do actual customers say about it? Below you will find every on-site review quoted in full, the patterns in the praise and the criticism, and honest guidance on whether the experience fits what you are looking for.

Here are all six customer reviews published on this site, quoted verbatim. We include the full text — including the critical parts — because a reviews page that only shows 5-star quotes is advertising, not information.

The criticism in the six on-site reviews is real but narrow. Two specific complaints appear — and both come from reviewers who still rated the service 4 stars and would buy again.

1. The Sketch Can Feel More Generic Than Hoped

Linda S. in Phoenix deducted one star because her portrait "looked a bit more generic than I hoped." This is the most subjective part of the product: a hand-drawn-style rendering of a person you have not met will land differently for every buyer. If you expect the sketch to resemble a photograph of a specific future partner, you may be disappointed — no service can deliver that, and Tara Lunar's Soulmate Sketch is openly presented as an entertainment product.

2. Post-Checkout Extra Offers Can Feel Pushy

Carla M. in Tampa noted "a few extra offers after checkout, which felt a little pushy," while adding that they were "easy to skip" and the product itself was exactly as described. Optional add-on offers after purchase are common with ClickBank products. Our advice: go in expecting them, decline anything you do not want, and your core order — portrait plus written reading — is unaffected.

Tara Lunar's Soulmate Sketch is backed by a 60-day money-back guarantee processed through ClickBank, the established digital retailer that handles checkout. That is roughly eight weeks to open your portrait, read the written profile, and decide whether the experience was worth around $37 — far longer than the refund windows most digital spirituality services offer.

Here is how to try the service with the guarantee as your safety net:

1. Order through the official offer page so your purchase is covered by the ClickBank guarantee — checkout is secure and accepts major credit and debit cards.
2. Complete the short questionnaire honestly (name, birth date, relationship preferences) — the reading references these details throughout.
3. Watch your inbox for delivery, typically within 24–48 hours, and check spam or promotions folders if it does not appear.
4. Live with the deliverables for a few weeks — re-read the profile, print the portrait, and judge the experience the way the reviewers on this page did.
5. If it falls short, request a refund within 60 days — keep your ClickBank receipt email, and reach support at [email protected] with any delivery or refund questions.

The guarantee changes the risk math entirely. The worst realistic outcome — a sketch that feels generic, like Linda S. described — costs you an email to support, not $37. The best outcome is what Sandra K., Megan K., and Rebecca D. describe: a keepsake you print, re-read, and talk about with friends.