InstaAstro doubles FY26 revenue to ₹111 crore as Artha Venture Fund doubles down
Faith-tech platform InstaAstro grew revenue from ₹52 crore in FY25 to ₹111 crore in FY26. New capital will support AI, multilingual services, overseas expansion, Pooja Seva and commerce, with repeat consultations and verified experts central to its growth plan.
What happened
InstaAstro doubled FY26 revenue to ₹111 crore as Artha Venture Fund deepens its faith-tech focus. The platform will deploy new capital into AI, multilingual
Key facts
- FY26 revenue: ₹111 crore
- FY25 revenue: ₹52 crore
- 12 million registered users
- Presence in 183 countries
- More than 5,000 verified consultants
What changed
InstaAstro doubled FY26 revenue to ₹111 crore as Artha Venture Fund deepens its faith-tech focus. The platform will deploy new capital into AI, multilingual support, overseas growth, Pooja Seva and commerce, while prioritising repeat consultations and verified supply.
Why this matters
InstaAstro’s revenue doubling to ₹111 crore validates demand for verified, repeat-led faith-tech consultations, but scaling AI, multilingual support and overseas operations will be the next operational test.
What to watch
- Evidence that FY27 revenue growth remains above 50% after the FY26 doubling base effect.
- Repeat-consultation rate, average revenue per paying user and subscription/credit-plan adoption.
- Consultation take rate and the share of revenue coming from Pooja Seva and commerce versus expert sessions.
- Customer acquisition cost relative to lifetime value, especially in international launch markets.
- Verified-expert count, utilization, cancellation rates, ratings and complaint/refund trends.