AstroSage Clone App - White-Label Astrology Tools, Content & Consultation

An AstroSage Clone App is a ready-made astrology portal following the pattern AstroSage made familiar, where the free tools are the front door rather than a teaser. A visitor generates a kundali with seven report sections in north or south chart style, runs guna milan matching, checks the panchang for their location, finds a muhurta across six purposes or reads the horoscope for their sign, and none of that asks for payment. Behind it sits the priced half of the Miracuves AstroSage Clone: the same chart as a downloadable PDF in three tiers, ten wallet-metered AI verticals, a remedy marketplace, and practitioners available by chat, call or live stream when the reader wants a human. Underneath both is a Laravel and MySQL platform of 170 tables with a control plane of 298 flags spanning 89 admin pages.

The script is the actual codebase, not a hosted service. Technically it is Laravel 10 running against MySQL 8: 133 models, 179 controllers and 170 tables. The reader side is a Blade portal spanning roughly 191 routes, with a separate practitioner portal beside it. Both Android builds are served by a JSON API with roughly 363 routes, and the admin back office has 89 menu pages over 151 views. Ownership passes to you completely, and on an astrology portal that counts, since where the free surface ends and the paid one begins is a setting you control, not a vendor's call. No runtime license applies and nothing is charged per seat.

They are the same software at the same price, and Miracuves would rather say that plainly than pretend otherwise. What differs is the problem each one is configured and written around. The Astrotalk Clone is built for an operator whose question is how to bill a consultation minute: metering, the commission waterfall, TDS and practitioner payouts. The AstroSage Clone is built for an operator whose question is how to make existing free-tool traffic pay: the astrology engine set, the twelve-sign content surface, the paid report tiers and the AI verticals, with consultation switched on later. Tell us which of those describes you and we configure the same deployment accordingly.

The platform generates it. In the Miracuves AstroSage Clone, eight scheduler tasks produce the daily, weekly and yearly horoscopes across the twelve sign catalog, each sign with its own page, so the largest recurring publishing job on an astrology portal runs without an editor. Alongside that sit the desks an operator does write in: a blog with per-post reader analytics, a news feed, CMS pages served through a slug catch-all route, website FAQs and a help-center tree with chat handoff. Practitioners can also publish stories and blogs under their own name, which feeds the discovery grid.

They matter more on a free-tool astrology portal than on a consultation-led one, because they are how a portal with far more readers than practitioners answers anybody at all. The ten in the Miracuves AstroSage Clone are: counsellor personas driven by system prompts the operator writes, a site-wide master chatbot, tarot across a 78 card deck with single and three card spreads, numerology in both Chaldean and Pythagorean systems returning gemstones and mantras, a vastu compass reading eight directions, vision reading from an uploaded palm or face photograph, planetary transit analysis, a paid ask-a-question that routes to either AI or a human, the remedy engine translating weak planets and doshas into remedies, and downloadable AI remedy reports. Each carries its own price and its own on-off switch, and each checks the balance before it runs. Vendor and model sit behind one interface with OpenAI and OpenRouter implementations, so swapping either is a flag change. AI readings are guidance, not a guaranteed outcome. For completeness: the code also contains an AI Pandit persona family, with its web routes disabled in the current build.

In the Miracuves AstroSage Clone, free by default means: kundali generation with its seven report sections, north and south chart styles, guna milan matching with match reports, panchang resolved by geolocation, the muhurta finder across six purposes, and the daily, weekly and yearly horoscopes across all twelve signs. Paid by default means: downloadable kundali PDF reports in three tiers, each of the ten AI verticals, the paid ask-a-question, transit analysis, remedy reports, the remedy marketplace, puja packages, courses and any per-minute consultation. Every one of those is a section toggle and a price field in the console, so the line above is the shipped default rather than a fixed rule, and moving it is a form submission.

No, and that is the main practical difference between the AstroSage Clone configuration and a consultation marketplace. The free engine set, the twelve-sign content surface, the three paid PDF tiers, the ten AI verticals and the remedy marketplace all operate with no practitioner on the other side, which means the portal can earn before you have recruited anybody. The consultation layer, with per-minute chat, call and live streaming and the commission waterfall behind it, sits behind section flags and is switched on when your audience justifies recruiting supply.

On a content-led portal the sequence is unusual, and it is genuinely faster than a marketplace. Launch the free engine set and the twelve per-sign horoscope pages, because those cost nothing to serve and are what the organic demand searches for. Switch on the three paid kundali PDF tiers next: the reader has already generated the chart, the price is small, and no practitioner supply is required for any of it, which means revenue can begin before recruitment does. The ten AI verticals usually follow, since they earn during hours when nobody is working, and changing their price is a form edit and not a release. Remedies and commerce come next because a reading needs somewhere to go. Consultation is typically last, switched on once the audience justifies recruiting practitioners. The constraint is rarely the software, since all of it is already in the schema. What takes time is the outside accounts plus the pre-launch hardening pass.

Defensibility here comes from organic position and from habit rather than from features, because the engines themselves are not scarce. What is hard to copy is a large indexed surface that regenerates itself, a reader who returns for a daily horoscope, and a balance already sitting in a wallet. The platform contribution is making all three cheap to hold: the scheduler produces the recurring content across twelve signs without an editor, the blog and CMS desks give the operator somewhere to build topical depth, and the wallet means a reader who has paid once has already cleared the barrier for everything else. The honest caveat is that organic position takes time to build and can be competed for, which is why the paid report tier matters so much: it is the one line that starts earning on the traffic you already have rather than on traffic you are still waiting for.

The fixed price is $3,699, covering a white-label astrology portal ready for launch, live in six working days. The final scope depends on how much of the platform you turn on. A portal that opens with paid report tiers plus free tools needs a single gateway and a chart API; adding AI verticals, consultations and multiple payment rails means more integration work. Miracuves completes the security hardening pass that precedes launch together with you as scoped work, and delivery includes publishing both Android apps into a Google Play developer account that belongs to you. Only the store review is beyond our control.

The six working days cover Miracuves’ share of the work: applying your brand to the AstroSage Clone and installing it on your infrastructure. Whatever stretches an astrology portal launch beyond that is on your side, and it is nearly always external, not technical. That means an account with a chart API for astrology, covering the engines, an AI provider key when verticals are live at launch, a merchant account with the gateway that will take the first report payment, MSG91 for OTP, with a Firebase project set up if push has to work from day one. A security hardening pass before launch is scoped alongside these. Brand assets and hosting access round out the list. A content-led launch does not need any practitioner supply.

Yes, and for a content-led astrology portal the language packs usually matter before the payment rails do, since the free surface has to read naturally in a market long before anyone there buys a report. The Miracuves AstroSage Clone has 143 seeded languages with ten live on the app side and five on the web, and the per-sign horoscope pages and CMS content follow whichever are activated. On the money side, twenty gateway configurations cover several regions. In India that means Razorpay, Paytm, PayUmoney, Instamojo and PhonePe. In the Gulf it is Tap, PayTabs and SADAD, with Iyzico for Turkey, Paystack and Ravepay for Africa, Mollie for Europe, and MercadoPago and PagSeguro for LatAm. Global rails run via Stripe, PayPal, Authorize.net and CoinGate, each with its own currency, symbol and key pair. What nobody can ship for you is the merchant account behind each one.

All of it transfers from Miracuves to you: the Laravel application, the reader portal, the practitioner portal, the JSON API, the back office, the 170 table schema with its migrations, and both Android builds with their own store listings and package names. The AstroSage Clone runs on your infrastructure, under your brand, against your own third-party accounts. The eleven documentation files come too, and on an astrology portal the ones buyers reach for first are usually the schema reference and the VAPT posture, because a portal collecting birth data from anonymous visitors tends to face a privacy review before a security one.

Our answer here is meant to be plain, not comforting. The platform's strengths are genuine: parameterized bindings cover roughly 500 raw query fragments, leaving almost no exposure to classic SQL injection; chat is end-to-end encrypted and carries key versioning plus participant authorization, ready for live consultations; role-based access spans all 89 admin pages; and the wallet keeps a ledger of balance-before/after rows with conversion-rate snapshots. The list of items to finish before launch is just as genuine, and brief. Test-only sign-in paths come out and production authentication gets hardened. Administrative and configuration endpoints are limited to authorized staff. Provider credentials go into a secrets store and get rotated, as do signing secrets. Practitioner identity documents reach only authorized reviewers. Server-side payment verification, which today reaches three out of the twenty gateways, is extended to whichever ones you enable. There is no audit logging yet, and that is the first item we would close. A point that applies to astrology portals in particular: anonymous visitors hand the free tools their birth date, time and place, so policy on retention, export and deletion needs settling before launch, not after the first request lands. For a security review the software is prepared, but it carries no certification. Miracuves also gives no legal advice.

Since 2010 Miracuves has completed 9,000+ projects for 6,000+ clients, and it offers 90+ ready-made clone solutions, among them astrology and consultation platforms. For the AstroSage Clone itself, the paid step and the content stack, as well as the astrology engine set, all share one schema. The price is fixed at $3,699 rather than a range, and the page openly states its gaps - the pre-launch hardening pass and the CRM add-on modules that are not built - so what you purchase matches what is delivered. Every ready-made solution includes 12 months of product evolution, 60 days of guidance on the platform, with bug fixes handled as priority for 6 months; support runs Monday to Saturday between 10:00-19:00 IST, and the first reply arrives in under 2 hours. Every company figure, together with its scope, is published on the Miracuves facts page.