generated: '2026-09-07' method: searched source: https://www.astrologyapi.com/api-status, https://astrologyapi.com/developers/v1/change-log, https://astrologyapi.com/llms.txt, https://astrologyapi.com/legal/terms-service description: >- Versioning, availability and change-management posture for AstrologyAPI. The provider runs a first-party status page and a dated change log. It publishes no deprecation policy, no sunset commitment and no RFC 8594 headers, so a consumer has no published notice period for a withdrawal. versioning: style: URI path current: v1 history: - version: v1 status: current note: The only major version ever published. In production since 2013 per the provider's own About page. unversioned_surfaces: - host: vision.astrologyapi.com products: [Palmistry, Face Reading] note: >- The image products sit outside the /v1 path convention entirely. Their operations are served at /palmistry/* and /face-reading/* with no version segment, so a future breaking change to them has no version boundary to move behind. status_page: present: true url: https://www.astrologyapi.com/api-status type: first-party http_status: 200 checked: '2026-09-07' components_monitored: - name: Astrology API Website state_at_check: Healthy - name: JSON API Server state_at_check: Healthy - name: PDF API Server state_at_check: Healthy - name: Database Server state_at_check: Healthy overall_at_check: All Systems Operational note: >- A self-hosted status page with a live refresh, not a third-party status service. It reports current component health only — no incident history, no uptime percentage, no scheduled maintenance calendar and no subscribe/notification channel is exposed. The MCP host, the Vision (Palmistry/Face Reading) host and the Chat API are not among the monitored components. sla: published: false claims: - claim: 99.99% uptime SLA source: https://astrologyapi.com/llms.txt note: >- Asserted in the provider's own llms.txt summary and repeated in marketing copy. No SLA document, credit schedule or measurement definition backs it on the public site; the pricing pages attach "SLA-backed uptime" only to the Enterprise tier, negotiated with sales. - claim: 100M+ daily API calls source: https://astrologyapi.com/llms.txt deprecation: policy_published: false sunset_header: false deprecation_header: false rfc8594: false notice_period: null deprecated_operations: [] detail: >- No deprecation or sunset policy exists on the developer hub, in the terms of service, or in the change log. Eight change-log entries across eight months are all additive; nothing has been marked deprecated. No operation in the 216 published operations carries a deprecated flag. Because nothing has been withdrawn yet, this is an untested posture rather than a broken promise — but a consumer planning a migration has no published notice period to plan against. change_management: changelog: https://astrologyapi.com/developers/v1/change-log changelog_artifact: changelog/astrology-api-changelog.yml cadence: monthly breaking_change_history: none published support: channels: - type: Contact form url: https://astrologyapi.com/contact - type: Sales / enterprise url: https://astrologyapi.com/contact-sales note: Response within one business day, per the provider. - type: Demo url: https://astrologyapi.com/demo-schedule note: 30-minute live session with the solutions team. - type: Email value: support@astrologyapi.com note: Declared as the author contact in the published npm and PyPI SDK metadata. - type: FAQ url: https://www.astrologyapi.com/faq tiered: true tier_note: All plans include 7-day support; Enterprise adds 24/7 dedicated support.