White Label AI Astrology Platform - AI Astrologer, Human Consultations & Metered Wallet Billing

This is why the AI layer is the headline rather than a footnote. A conventional consultation marketplace earns nothing until practitioners are recruited, verified and online, which is precisely the fight you would be having with incumbents who already hold that supply. Here the ten AI verticals answer with an empty roster, each independently priced and toggled, debiting the same wallet through the same ledger. You then recruit human supply into a platform that is already transacting rather than one waiting to start.

AI counsellor personas with admin-authored system prompts, a site-wide master chatbot, tarot on a 78 card deck with single and three card spreads, numerology across Chaldean and Pythagorean systems, a vastu compass across eight directions, vision reading, transit analysis, a paid ask-a-question surface routing to AI or a human, a remedy engine mapping doshas to remedies, and downloadable paid AI reports with persistent history and PDF export. OpenAI and OpenRouter sit behind one interface with provider, model and key held as system flags.

The platform is $2,499 for a launch-ready deployment under your own brand. What varies is how much surface you switch on for day one: each additional payment gateway is setup work, and the outside accounts are yours to hold. Those are MSG91 for OTP, Agora, Zego or 100ms for real-time media, OpenAI or OpenRouter for the AI layer, Exotel for PSTN fallback, FCM and OneSignal for push, Firebase Firestore for admin support chat, Google Maps for geocoding, an astrology chart API, and a merchant account per gateway.

Six working days covers our side, which is rebranding the platform and deploying it to your infrastructure. What extends a timeline is almost always external rather than technical: merchant accounts clear at their own pace, and store review for the two Android builds is outside anyone’s control. If you want to move quickly, start those applications the day you commission the build rather than the day we hand it over.

Everything a user sees. Application names, logos, colour schemes and the five home, call and chat design sets are panel-level changes rather than code changes. The profession vocabulary is the unusual one: the word astrologer is a single token replaced across more than forty routes and all copy, so the same deployment ships as a tarot, vastu, numerology or counselling marketplace without forking anything. Currency, language across 143 seeded locales and every section toggle are configuration too. What does not get rebranded is the third-party services behind it, because those accounts are in your name from the start.

That is the design intent. Twenty gateway configurations cover India through Razorpay, Paytm, PayUmoney, Instamojo and PhonePe, the Gulf through Tap, PayTabs and SADAD, Turkey through Iyzico, Africa through Paystack and Ravepay, Europe through Mollie, and LatAm through MercadoPago and PagSeguro, alongside global cards. Each carries its own currency and symbol, and every transaction stores a conversion-rate snapshot, so a month spanning several currencies reconciles against the rate that actually applied rather than today’s.

Most of what determines your margin. There are 298 system flags across 47 groups covering section toggles for chat, call, live and each AI vertical, feature pricing on every paid surface, commission defaults, promotional offers and first-free-chat, referral rewards and caps, withdrawal minimums and the TDS percentage, currency and language. Pricing an AI reading differently is a form submission, not a deployment.

We would rather answer this plainly than reassuringly. The genuine strengths are real: end-to-end encrypted chat with participant authorization and key versioning, which the security review names the strongest control in the stack, and parameterized bindings across roughly 500 raw query fragments giving near-zero classic SQL injection surface. The named gaps are equally real. Audit logging is weak, with no auth-event or admin-action log, so operator actions are not currently reconstructable after the fact. Server-side payment verification is implemented on three gateways today, Tap, SADAD and PhonePe, which are the template for the rest. Both are pre-launch work we scope openly rather than let you find in a review.

There is, and we will be precise rather than let the word carry more than it should. The specification describes twenty-five CRM modules. Five have functional implementations today, led by a Customer 360 view with a unified timeline assembled from registrations, kundalis, sessions, orders and readings. The remaining twenty are specified rather than shipped, and they are quoted as add-on work if you need them.

Yes, all of it: the Laravel application, the seeker web portal, the practitioner portal, the JSON API, the admin back office, the 170 table schema with its migrations, and both Android builds with their own store listings and package names. Eleven documentation files come with it, including the schema reference, entity relationships, the API collection, developer and security handbooks, and a VAPT posture mapped to the OWASP Top 10. There is no per-seat fee and no licence condition on redeploying it.