Entrance and approach
Which way the main entrance faces, where it sits on the frontage, and what people pass on the way in.
Consultations · Office Vastu
The entrance, the owner's seat, team seating, the cash counter and storage, checked zone by zone and corrected without touching the structure of a leased space.
The fee depends on what the consultation covers and how it's done. You'll hear it on the call, before you commit to anything.

Most workplaces are laid out in a hurry. The lease was signed quickly, the cabins went wherever the pillars allowed, and the seating grew along with the team. Nobody stopped to ask where things should go. A business consultation looks at that layout against the traditional scheme and tells you what it would place differently.
Since nearly every office and shop in India and the Gulf is rented, the work has to be done without demolition. Alok looks at which way desks and cabins face, how the entrance is approached, which zone holds the cash counter or the server, and which zones are carrying weight the tradition says they shouldn't.
Shops and showrooms get the same treatment, with more attention on the entrance, the counter and the display side, because that's where the tradition puts the emphasis in retail.
Each of these is part of the traditional reading, and your report explains the reasoning behind every one.
Which way the main entrance faces, where it sits on the frontage, and what people pass on the way in.
Where the founder's or MD's cabin is in the plan and which way the chair faces. Commercial Vastu discusses this placement more than any other.
Which way each team faces: sales, accounts, operations, support. In an open-plan office this is usually the easiest thing to change and the last thing anyone checks.
Where money is handled and where records and stock are kept, checked against the zones the tradition links to each.
Where you talk to clients, and where people wait.
The pantry, washrooms, and the server or electrical room. These usually end up wherever the shell allowed.
Heavy storage, filing and equipment in zones the tradition prefers to keep light.
For shops and showrooms: the display side, the lighting, and how the counter faces the door.
Tell Alok what the place is and what's bothering you. He'll tell you honestly whether a consultation will help and how the fee works for your case. No obligation either way.
A floor plan (a hand sketch with the rooms labelled is fine), the main-door direction from a compass app on your phone, and a few photos of the rooms you're worried about.
Alok reads your layout against the sixteen directional zones of classical Vastu and notes where it sits well with the tradition and where it doesn't.
On WhatsApp video or Google Meet. Every finding is explained in plain language, along with the reason for it, so you can decide what you want to act on.
A digital report with the zone analysis and three non-demolition remedies in order of priority. You can message on WhatsApp while you put them in place.
For a shop, showroom or office in or near Mumbai or Palghar, a site visit is often the better choice. You decide together on the first call.
A plot, a flat or a lease can be checked while you still have options. After you sign, the layout is what it is, and the work becomes making the best of it.
If a Gruha Pravesh, a shop opening or a renovation already has a date, that date shapes what's possible. Talk before it's set in stone.
Find out which corrections actually matter first. It's the cheapest way to avoid paying for the ones that don't.
None of this is a warning. If you've already decided, the work just starts from where you are. see how a consultation runs.
That's the normal situation. Seating, which way people face, where weight sits, where money is handled, colour and lighting are all in a tenant's hands, and that's where the corrections are made.
Yes, and it's the cheapest time to ask. Send the plan and location while you're still comparing options.
Either works. Online uses the floor plan, directions and photos you send. A visit can be arranged anywhere in India, and whether it's worth it for your space is discussed on the first call.
No. The report comes to you. How much you share and how you put it in place is up to you.
Nobody can honestly promise that, and Alok won't. Vastu is a traditional belief system. You get a clear reading of the layout and practical corrections, not a forecast of business results.
It depends on the size and type of premises and whether it's online or a site visit. The fee is confirmed on the free call before you commit.
Vastu Shastra and Vedic Astrology are traditional belief systems, not sciences. Outcomes vary from person to person and nothing is guaranteed. See our disclaimer.
Tell Alok about the place. If this consultation won't help you, he'll say so.