Which mythological subscription model correctly matches its culture's method of maintaining divine favor?

Throughout history, cultures worldwide have had fascinating relationships with their deities and mythological figures. These relationships often involved offerings, sacrifices, or tributes - ancient subscription models, if you will! Test your knowledge about how different civilizations maintained their 'subscriptions' to divine favor, and see how these ancient practices might parallel modern subscription-based business models in unexpected ways.

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Norse Blót - Monthly animal sacrifices that scaled based on the size of one's farm (early tiered subscription model)
Greek Hecatomb - Daily offerings of 100 oxen required from each citizen (flat-rate subscription)
Egyptian Ma'at - Quarterly payment in gold to temple priests who would ensure one's heart was lighter than a feather after death (premium subscription)
Aztec Tlaloc worship - One-time child sacrifice that guaranteed lifetime agricultural prosperity (lifetime membership model)