Which mythological deity pioneered an early form of 'subscription model' by requiring regular offerings of a specific product in exchange for ongoing protection?

In ancient mythology, various deities offered protection and blessings in exchange for regular sacrifices and offerings - essentially an early form of subscription model! Gods and goddesses maintained relationships with mortals through consistent exchanges of value, not unlike modern subscription services. Test your knowledge about how these ancient 'divine subscription models' were marketed through storytelling and see if you can identify which mythological figure pioneered a particularly innovative approach to recurring offerings.

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Demeter, who required monthly grain offerings for agricultural prosperity (the first 'seasonal subscription box')
Hestia, who maintained household protection through daily hearth offerings (the original 'freemium' model with basic protection and premium blessings)
Thor, who offered thunder protection through quarterly hammer-shaped amulet purchases (the first 'quarterly subscription')
Isis, who provided fertility blessings through annual Nile festival donations (the original 'annual renewal' model)