Horoscope API FAQ
Answers for customers using FindYourFate secure horoscope feeds.
What is the FindYourFate Horoscope API?
It is a secure API service for delivering Daily, Weekly, Monthly and Yearly horoscope content to approved websites, apps, widgets and RSS/XML readers.
Why do I need an API key?
API keys protect the feed from bots and unauthorized scraping. Each key can be limited by domain, optional server IP, feed type and usage limits.
How do I get access?
Create a customer account, complete Google reCAPTCHA, verify your email, then use the Free plan or upgrade to a paid plan.
What happens after registration?
You will be redirected to your customer dashboard. Check your email and click the verification link. Free plan keys activate after email verification.
How do paid plans activate?
Starter, Professional and Enterprise plans use live PayPal subscription checkout. After PayPal confirms the subscription through the webhook, your API key becomes active with the selected plan limits.
What is the API URL format?
Which feed types are available?
Daily, Weekly, Monthly and Yearly horoscope feeds are available. Access depends on your selected plan.
Which zodiac signs are supported?
Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius and Pisces.
Can I use RSS/XML?
Yes. Use format=rss for RSS/XML output.
Can I use JSON?
Yes. Use format=json for app, JavaScript and mobile integrations.
What are the usage limits?
Limits are measured as requests per minute, requests per day and requests per calendar month. Admin can adjust these limits by plan or customer.
Can another website use my API key?
No. If domain lock is active, requests from unauthorized domains are blocked. Optional IP lock can also restrict API use to your server IP.
What happens if payment is cancelled?
PayPal webhook automation can suspend the API key when a subscription is cancelled, suspended or payment is denied.
Where do I see my API key and status?
Login to the customer dashboard to view key status, plan, domain, limits and sample URLs.