Most people searching for a kundli matching report pdf do not actually want a PDF. They want something they can put in front of a pandit, forward to a parent, or keep for the file — and a PDF is just the shape that request usually takes. Understanding that changes what you should be looking for.
This guide covers what a pandit genuinely reads on a printed report, a checklist for judging any report before you pay for it, what is actually free on the sites that rank for this term, and how to produce a clean printable copy yourself in about a minute.
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Hand an astrologer a forty-page document and watch what happens. He turns to one page, reads about eight values, and forms his view. Everything else is padding.
Those values are the whole point of the document. If your report has them, it is useful. If it has three hundred pages of general predictions and omits any of them, it is a brochure.
| What must be on the page | Why he needs it | If it is missing |
|---|---|---|
| Both birth details as entered, including time and place | Lets him verify the inputs before trusting the output | He cannot reproduce or check anything |
| Nakshatra and pada for each person | Six of the eight kootas are computed from these | The score cannot be audited at all |
| Janma rashi and its lord for each | Drives Bhakoot and Graha Maitri | Bhakoot cannot be re-checked |
| All eight kootas with individual scores | Shows where points were lost, not just how many | A bare total tells him nothing |
| Nadi and Bhakoot status with the cancellation that applied | These decide the verdict more than the total does | He will recompute it himself |
| Mars position from lagna, Moon and Venus | Manglik is checked from three reference points, not one | The Manglik line is unreliable |
| The ayanamsa used | Explains why two reports differ | Disagreements become arguments |
| Gana, Yoni, Varna, Vashya and Tara values | The lighter kootas that shape the reading | Only the headline is left |
That is eight rows. It fits on one sheet of paper, and almost no paid product leads with it. Every one of those values appears on the result screen in the free Sahita app on Google Play, which is the reason a screenshot from it works as well as most of the documents sold as a kundli matching report pdf.
A checklist for judging any kundli matching report pdf
Most paid reports publish a free sample. Download it before buying and run any kundli matching report pdf past these questions. It takes two minutes and saves the fee more often than not.
- Does it print both people’s nakshatra and pada, or only the nakshatra?
- Are all eight koota scores shown individually?
- If Nadi or Bhakoot is zero, does it name the cancellation rule it checked?
- Is Manglik reported from lagna, Moon and Venus separately?
- Does it state the ayanamsa?
- Are the birth details reprinted exactly as you entered them?
- Is there a page you could hand over on its own, or is the data scattered?
- Does the prediction text change with the chart, or is it the same paragraphs for everyone?
- Is the language one your parents actually read?
- Does the price on the sample page match the price at checkout?
Question eight is the one that separates real reports from templates. Buy two samples with different birth details and compare the prose; if it is identical, you are paying for formatting.
What is actually free on the sites that rank for this
We checked the pages that rank for report downloads in September 2026. The pattern is consistent: the calculation is free, the document is not. Prices and offers on these sites change frequently, so treat the figures below as what was displayed on the day.
| Source | Free on-page match? | Free PDF? | What the document costs | Delivery |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vedic Rishi | Yes, at its kundli-matching page | Sample only, English and Hindi | Match-making report listed at ₹199 struck through from ₹499; a second block on the same page advertises ₹499 from ₹999 | Birth details, then email, then payment |
| Astro Vaibhav | Yes, free kundli matching advertised | No | Paid detailed Kundli PDF reports | The site states reports are delivered on WhatsApp within minutes |
| OnlineJyotish | Yes, free marriage matching report on the page | No | Its paid PDF is a 400+ page Brihat Janmakundali, not a matching report | Instant PDF delivery, per the site |
| Sahita website | Yes, full 36 guna with all eight kootas | No PDF export — the report renders on the page | Nothing | On-page; print or save it yourself |
| Sahita Android app | Yes, computed offline on the phone | No PDF export today | Nothing | Shareable result screen |
Note the two same-page prices on the first row. That is not an accusation of anything; it is a reminder to read the checkout screen rather than the banner. Our comparison of free kundali matching online goes into which parts of each service are genuinely free.
Being straight about what Sahita does and does not do
Since this article is on Sahita’s site, the honest disclosure belongs near the top rather than buried at the end.
Sahita has no PDF export. Not a paid one, not a locked one — it does not exist yet. The app gives you a shareable result screen, and the website renders an on-page report. If a downloadable file is the one thing you need, you will have to make it yourself, and the next section explains exactly how.
What it does give you is the calculation, free and complete: all eight kootas with individual scores, Nadi and Bhakoot status with cancellations, and Manglik for both partners from all three reference points. It runs entirely on your phone with no server call, covers eleven Indian languages — Hindi, Kannada, Telugu, Tamil, Marathi, Malayalam, Gujarati, Bengali, Odia, Punjabi and English — and is Android only. There is no iOS build.
That is the trade. You get the eight rows a pandit reads, in your parents’ language, without an account. You do not get a formatted document. Sahita on Google Play and the Sahita app download guide both say the same thing.
How to make your own PDF in under a minute
Every browser can turn a page into a PDF. Nobody needs to sell you this. Run the match on the free kundali matching calculator first, wait for the full report to render, then follow whichever route matches your device.
- Android, Chrome: tap the three-dot menu, choose Share, then Print. Set the destination to “Save as PDF” and save to your phone.
- iPhone, Safari: tap the share icon, scroll to Options at the top, choose PDF instead of Reader PDF, then Save to Files.
- Windows or Mac browser: press Ctrl+P or Cmd+P, set the printer to “Save as PDF” or “Microsoft Print to PDF”, then save.
- Check the output before sending it. Confirm both sets of birth details and all eight koota rows survived the print layout.
- Rename the file to something a parent can find later — both names and the date are enough.
The result is a real PDF, identical in content to anything you would have paid for, minus the generic prediction chapters. It prints on one or two sheets, which is what a pandit prefers anyway.
If you would rather compute the match offline first and print later, run it in Sahita on Google Play, note the eight values, and re-enter them on the website when you need the printable version.
Sharing it on WhatsApp without leaking birth details
A matching report contains two people’s full names, dates, times and places of birth. That is a compact identity dossier, and it usually ends up in a group with eleven relatives in it.
A few habits worth adopting. Send the file to individuals rather than groups. Ask before forwarding the other family’s details anywhere. Do not upload birth details to a site that emails the report — that is a copy of the data you no longer control.
Services that deliver by WhatsApp or email need your details on their server by definition. A calculator that runs in your browser or on your phone does not. That is a genuine difference between the two models, not a marketing line — the free Sahita app on Google Play makes no network call to compute a match at all.
If a family member is going to check quietly on their own anyway — and they often do, as this account of parents checking a kundali behind their daughter’s back shows — an offline tool is the version you would rather they used.
Why the printed number causes most of the arguments
Two reports for the same couple disagree far more often than people expect, and the document format is never the reason.
The usual causes are a different ayanamsa setting, a rashi taken from the name instead of the chart, a birth time recorded differently by the two families, or a rounding rule on a partial koota. All four are input differences. None of them are fixed by buying a nicer PDF.
This is why the ayanamsa row and the nakshatra-and-pada rows matter so much on a printed report. With those present, two people holding different documents can find the disagreement in thirty seconds. Our note on why an app score differs from an astrologer’s score walks through the four causes in order.
For background on what the eight kootas are measuring in the first place, the Ashtakoota entry is a neutral summary you can point a sceptical relative at.
Before you pay for a report
There are real reasons to buy one. A written opinion from a named astrologer, remedies specific to your charts, or a document a conservative family will accept because it came from someone they trust — those are worth money.
What is not worth money is the arithmetic. Guna Milan is a fixed calculation on two Moon positions, and every engine that implements it correctly produces the same eight numbers. Paying for the numbers alone is paying for a wrapper, which is what most of the market is selling when it sells a kundli matching report pdf.
So the sensible order is: run the free calculation, save it as a PDF yourself, read the eight rows, and only then decide whether you want a professional opinion on top. Families that do it in this order tend to have shorter arguments, which is roughly the theme of how one reader convinced her mother to trust an app’s kundali.
If you want to start from a wider view of what is available, kundali matching online and free kundali matching for marriage cover the landscape and the traps.
Frequently asked questions
Can I get a kundli matching report pdf for free?
You can produce one for free. The calculation is free on several sites including this one, and your browser’s print dialogue will save that on-page report as a PDF. What is usually paid is a formatted multi-page document with prediction chapters. If you only need the eight koota values, printing the free report gives you the same information.
Does the Sahita app export a PDF?
No. Sahita has no PDF export today, paid or free. The Android app gives you a shareable result screen and the website renders the report on the page. To get a file, run the match on the website and use your browser’s Save as PDF option, which takes about a minute on any device.
What should a good matching report contain?
Both sets of birth details as entered, nakshatra and pada for each person, janma rashi and its lord, all eight koota scores individually, the Nadi and Bhakoot verdict with any cancellation that applied, Mars checked from lagna, Moon and Venus, and the ayanamsa used. Anything beyond that is commentary rather than data.
Is a WhatsApp-delivered report safe?
It means your birth details were sent to and stored on someone’s server, since that is how the file gets generated and delivered. That may be an acceptable trade for you. Just be aware it is a different privacy model from a calculator that runs in your browser or offline on your phone and never transmits anything.
Why do two matching reports show different scores?
Almost always the inputs differ rather than the method. Common causes are a different ayanamsa, a rashi taken from the name instead of the birth chart, a birth time each family recorded differently, or different rounding on a partial koota. A report that prints the ayanamsa and both nakshatra-pada values lets you find the cause immediately.
Will a pandit accept a printed report from an app or website?
Most will read it, then verify the inputs themselves, which is exactly what you want. Bring the sheet with both birth details, the nakshatras and padas, and all eight koota rows visible. Astrologers object to a bare score with no working shown, not to the fact that software produced it.
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