The compatibility score
The guna milan out of 36, and what the number actually means — including where a low score is not the problem it is treated as.
The full Vedic compatibility reading between two charts — the porutham, the guna score, what agrees, what does not, and what a family should actually do about it.
Inside the Report
Prepared from the bride's and the groom's birth details together — a compatibility reading cannot be done from one chart alone.
The guna milan out of 36, and what the number actually means — including where a low score is not the problem it is treated as.
Each of the traditional matches examined separately, with which agree and which do not, rather than a single verdict.
Mangal dosha and the other classical doshas checked in both charts — including whether one cancels the other, which is often missed.
What the two charts together suggest about home life, in-laws and children.
How the two charts sit together on earning, spending and the years when money is tight or easy.
Where a match needs support, the specific remedies for it — not a general list anyone could have written.
Why It Matters
Families call off good matches over a guna number and accept difficult ones because the number looked fine. The score is one instrument among several: a match at 18 with the right doshas cancelling can be steadier than one at 28 with a serious clash nobody checked. This report gives the number, then explains what sits behind it — so the decision is made on the reading rather than on a figure somebody quoted over the phone.
In Plain Words
In the south, jathaka porutham checks the couple's stars match by match — dina, gana, yoni, rasi, rajju and the rest — and elders ask how many porutham agree. In the north, ashta koota milan scores eight factors out of 36 gunas. Both are asking the same question of the same two charts. The report presents both readings, so whichever tradition each family follows, the answer is in their own language.
A count of 18 with rajju agreeing and doshas cancelling can be a steadier match than a 28 with one clash nobody examined. A score is a summary, and summaries hide things. That is why the report walks through each porutham separately — which agree, which do not, and how much each matters for this particular pair — instead of stopping at the figure.
Manglik dosha ends more matches than any other single factor, and it is also the most misunderstood: its strength depends on the house it sits in, and when it is present in both charts it can cancel. The report checks both charts, states plainly whether the dosha stands after cancellation, and names the classical remedy where one applies.
The report is written to be shown — to a parent, an uncle, the other family. Plain statements, every porutham named, nothing hidden behind jargon. When the match is good it says so and why; when something needs attention it says that too, with what tradition prescribes for it. The decision stays with the families, made on a full reading rather than a number quoted over the phone.
How It Works
One box. The report is sent to this WhatsApp number, so it has to be the one you use.
Name, date, time and place of birth, and the language you want the report in.
UPI, card or net banking through Cashfree. No card details are stored on our side.
Our astrologer prepares it and it arrives on WhatsApp, usually within 30 minutes.
Price
Marriage Matching report
₹249
One-time. No subscription, no renewal.
From Customers
★★★★★Our families were arguing over a 19 out of 36. The report explained the dosha cancelled on both sides. The wedding happened in April.
★★★★★I wanted a proper reading before saying yes, without involving anyone. It came to my phone in twenty minutes.
★★★★★Every porutham explained separately instead of one word. That is what my mother wanted to see.
Questions
The bride's and the groom's names, dates of birth, times of birth and places of birth. A compatibility reading cannot be done from one chart.
Give the closest period you know. The reading is sharper with exact times, so ask the family — it is usually written somewhere.
Not on its own. The report explains what is behind the number, including whether the difficult parts cancel each other, which a score alone never shows.
Many people do. It comes to your WhatsApp privately and nobody else is told.
Usually within 30 minutes. It is prepared by a person, not a machine.
Ten: English, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Hindi, Marathi, Odia, Bengali and Gujarati. You choose on the next screen.
Both names describe the same reading. In the north it is kundali milan or guna milan, scored out of 36; in the south it is jathaka porutham, checked match by match. The report covers the score and the individual porutham, so it reads correctly to both families.
Checked in both charts, not just one. The report says whether mangal dosha is present, how strong it is, and — the part a quick reading skips — whether the two charts cancel it between them, which changes the answer entirely.
Both charts, read properly, in about thirty minutes.
Every report is read from the same birth details by the same astrologer. Different question, different report.