An initial round of funding led by Pradeep Dadha and a number of other investors has brought $6 million to the astro-tech startup AstroSure.ai.
The additional funding will be utilized to improve the app’s current features, add new ones, reach more potential users, and hire more skilled workers to support the company’s growth, according to a press release from AstroSure.
AstroSure.ai, which was introduced this month by Vanya Mishra and Hatim Kantawalla, is a product for mental health that blends the expertise of technology specialists with the knowledge of Vedic astrologers. The platform’s AI algorithms make it simple for users to examine astrological advice at their fingertips, and it guarantees that every prediction complies with Vedic principles. With the goal of making astrology relevant and approachable for the digital age, it is accessible on iOS and Android.
In order to assist users in making better decisions in their daily lives, AstroSure provides real-time, customized astrological insights and tools. Agastyaa, the app’s virtual assistant, offers precise advice on everything from insights about significant life events like marriage, investments, or beginning a new business or job.
Key gaps in the current market, such as a lack of transparency, inconsistent advice, and exploitative practices, are what the startup seeks to fill. The platform reports that more than 1,50,000 people have signed up for its beta phase.
Based on market research, the Indian online astrology market is anticipated to grow significantly, reaching $1 billion by FY-2030. India also accounts for about 25% of the $4 billion global astrotech market.
Users can test out all of AstroSure’s features without any hidden fees or deceptive recharge requests thanks to its freemium business model. With no wait times and 24/7 accessibility for spiritual and emotional clarity, it guarantees impartial and error-free guidance while providing a secure environment for all users.
