Ask an Astrologer: Your First Question Is Free

Ask an astrologer anything about love, career, money or timing. Soma reads your Vedic birth chart and answers in minutes. Your first 3 questions are free.

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The direct answer: To ask an astrologer on AskSoma, type your question, add your birth date, time and place, and Soma answers from your own Vedic chart: the houses, dashas and transits involved. The first 3 questions are free on day one, then one free question a day.

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What happens when you ask

You write your question in your own words. Soma, the AI astrologer, reads it against your birth chart, calculated with the Swiss Ephemeris on the Lahiri ayanamsa, and answers with the chart factors behind it: which house the question belongs to, which planet rules it, and which dasha and transits are active now.

You can follow up the way you would with a person. Ask why, ask when, ask what to do about it. Each answer names its reasons so you can judge it, rather than taking a verdict on trust.

Questions people ask most

QuestionWhat Soma looks at
When will I get married?The 7th house and its lord, Venus, the Darakaraka, and the dasha periods that activate them
Will I get this job?The 10th and 6th houses, the 10th lord, Saturn and Jupiter transits, and your running dasha
Is this a good time to buy a house?The 4th house, Mars and Venus, the current transits, and a muhurat window for the purchase
Will I settle abroad?The 12th and 9th houses, Rahu, and the dashas that point to foreign residence
Why does this keep happening in my relationships?Repeating patterns in the 7th and 8th houses, the Moon, and Venus–Saturn contacts

Prashna: when you do not know your birth time

Classical Jyotish has an answer for a question asked without a birth chart: Prashna, horary astrology. The chart is cast for the moment the question is asked. If your birth time is unknown, Soma can read a Prashna chart for your question, and it tells you when it is doing so.

What it costs

Your first 3 questions are free on day one, then 1 free question every day. After that you can keep going with Reward credits, a Pro subscription or a message pack. You never need a card to ask your first question.

What this cannot tell you

Frequently asked

Can I ask an astrologer a question for free?

Yes. Your first 3 questions are free on day one, then 1 free question every day. You create a free account so Soma can read your own chart; no card is needed.

What can I ask an astrologer?

Anything a birth chart can speak to: relationships and marriage timing, career moves, money, health tendencies, relocation, and the right time to start something. Soma will also tell you plainly when a question is outside what astrology can answer.

Is the astrologer a real person?

No. Soma is an AI astrologer. It works from an exact chart calculation and classical Jyotish rules and shows the factors behind each answer. If you want a human astrologer, use Soma’s reading to prepare better questions for them.

How much does an astrologer charge per question?

Human astrologers often charge per question or per minute. On AskSoma the first 3 questions are free and then 1 a day; beyond that, credits, Pro or a message pack cover more questions.

What is a Prashna Kundali?

A chart cast for the moment a question is asked, used in horary astrology when the birth time is unknown. It answers that question only, rather than describing your whole life.

Charts are calculated with the Swiss Ephemeris on the Lahiri ayanamsa. Last reviewed 2026-10-12.

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About the author

Written by Savan Vyas, founder of AskSoma.

The astrology is not written from memory: every chart position, dasha period and panchang timing AskSoma shows is computed with the Swiss Ephemeris on the Lahiri (Chitrapaksha) ayanamsa. How we calculate.