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MATCHMATRIX MEETS · FOR BUREAUS

The matching you
cannot do by hand

You know the families. That part nobody can automate. But a register of three hundred is forty-four thousand possible pairs, and you have checked maybe fifty of them. We read every one — every chart against every other — before the day.

300bio-datas in your register
→
44,850pairs we score before Sunday

Nine grahas, both charts, thirty-six guna, dosha and its cancellations — computed here, for every pair. Not a sample. Not the ones you remembered.

Your melava, with nothing wasted

The same evening. None of the loss.

A hall melava
A MatchMatrix Meet
A hall, catering and printing before anyone arrives.
Online. Nothing upfront. If nobody registers you have lost an afternoon, not forty thousand rupees.
Charts go to the astrologer. Three days and a bill.
Every pair computed in seconds, at no cost to you — guna, dosha, and the parihara that cancel it.
You watch the room mill about and hope.
The console tells you who to put up next, ranked by who has the most strong matches sitting there.
Weeks of follow-up calls to find out if anything landed.
They accept in the room, and both of them are given your number the same evening.
The day ends and your register is the same as before.
Every guest joins your pool and keeps earning for you — 30% of what they ever spend, for life.
What you will be looking at

Two screens run the whole evening.

Yours keeps the order and tells you who to put up next. Theirs shows a score only they can see. Neither needs a laptop.

Your console, hosting
CheckDoorRoomResults
ON STAGEGayatri
02:14
12In room
5To go
7Done
Ramya
Sachin
Sunita
NEXT UPRamya
One tap advances the room. Undo, never confirm — a wrong tap is taken back, not warned about.
What each guest sees
Strong match
86
28/36 guna · full profile

Mira has been waiting for this one.

Say hello
Your number is never shown.
Private to them. Nobody in the room learns who said hello and who passed.

Illustration of the live console. Names are examples.

What this actually changes

In your words, not ours.

"The astrologer takes three days and charges me per chart."
Every pair's kundli is computed the moment they register — in seconds, at no cost to you. Guna, dosha, and the parihara that cancel it. You stop waiting and you stop paying for it.
"Half my register never moves."
Because nobody can hold forty-four thousand pairings in their head. The engine ranks them, so the twelve people worth putting in one room surface by name before you invite anyone.
"They meet, and then they stop calling me."
When two people accept, they are given your number — never each other's. The introduction goes through you, and the credit for that family stays yours permanently.
"Families ask what they are paying me for."
At the end of every Meet you can show them the number: mutual matches per hundred seated. Not a claim about your years of experience. A figure from the evening they attended.
"A hall and catering is forty thousand rupees before anyone arrives."
This runs online. No venue, no printing, no catering, nothing upfront. If nobody registers, you have lost an afternoon and not a rupee.
"The children are all on the apps now."
They are. Which is why every guest installs one — with your bureau's name on their event page and in the room. The generation that would have skipped you arrives already knowing who you are.
What it costs you

Nothing, ever, upfront.

₹0To host. No venue, no licence, no minimum. You are never invoiced.
75%Of every seat sold in your Meet, paid out weekly.
30%Of everything a family you brought ever spends — for life, not just the first purchase.
How a Meet runs

Three things are yours. The rest is ours.

ONEYou invite your families From the book you already have. They register on a page carrying your name.
TWOWe read every chart Before the day. You open the console and it tells you whether the room is worth running.
THREEYou make the introduction When two accept, they get your number. You do the part you have always done.
Common questions
Do I need a laptop?No. The console is built for a phone held in one hand. One large button advances the room.
What if nobody matches?The console tells you before you start — it counts the strong pairs in the room and will say plainly if there are too few. A Meet you were warned not to run is better than one that disappoints your families.
When am I paid?Weekly, every Saturday, to the account you give us.
Can someone else run the room for me?Yes. Up to five people can hold the console — your daughter, your assistant. Only you can add or remove them.
Do you contact my families directly?Only for their own Meet — the joining link and the reminder. Never to sell them another bureau, and never to introduce them to anyone without you.
Ask to host

Tell us who you serve.

We approve every Meet before it goes public, and one community per room is a hard rule — so the community you work in is the first thing we need.

Every Meet is subject to approval. We check the date, the community, the price and the capacity before a room is made public — and we will tell you plainly if the numbers are too thin to be worth your families' Sunday.

Payment terms

  • Nothing is charged to you, at any point. There is no listing fee, licence or minimum.
  • 75% of every seat sold in your Meet. (We keep 25% to run the platform.)
  • 30% of anything a family you brought ever spends in the app — for life, not only the first purchase.
  • Paid weekly, every Saturday, to the account you give us. Statements show every seat.
  • Refunds to a guest are deducted from the same week's payout, never clawed back later.
We approve every Meet before it goes public.
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