I've been getting readings on Keen for a long time and I'm a really research based person so I scour the internet about every little thing. In the past, I realized that most sites have how much an advisor will make listed somewhere.. You have to dig though. So with Keen, there's a $0.40/min fee off the top of everyone's earnings, then Keen takes 43% of whatever is left. So someone at $1.99 makes considerably less than someone at $4.99. But the other sites have crazier algorithms and expect a certain amount of hours from the psychic. One forum (WAHM) had readers talking on there about how one site wanted them to keep clients on the phone for as long as possible, and another site wanted them to keep to an average time so the client would call other psychics on their site. One psychic said if you work hard you can make $0.59/min.. and she (or he) said if you're signed in full time then you can easily make $200 a week but if you work your butt off, you can make $1000 a week. That $0.59/min would be equal to a Keen reader charging about $0.74 a minute. $1000 a week on Keen for a $4.99 reader would require only 6.5 hours of actual reading time over the week. They also have a lot more freedom than the other sites considering they can work as little or as much as they want and they can make their own listings and such. Also, their fee is the same no matter what. I've heard they have to "bid" for advertisement on Keen and that might play into it but popular readers probably don't have to advertise at all, since their queue is always full. Anyway, if they are leaving because of fees or whatever, I doubt it would be for any other site. I could see them leaving and just reading off of their own site though. But they'll never be able to acquire the amount of addicted clients that Keen can provide them. I'm definitely not a "pal" of Keen's by any means though.. Don't get me wrong lol. They have thousands of my dollars in their pockets from just existing during a time when I had an addiction. But my point is that Keen is the type of thing that everyone hates but no one can bear to part with. I think it's the same with advisors. If they rely on Keen for income, they'll have to stay with Keen forever. Which is sad.