Getting started

Meet Sevahey

Sevahey sends a real, named person to a place of worship on your behalf — and sends you proof it happened.

You choose the place. You say who the prayer is for. A verified Sevak goes, performs the seva, and sends back a photograph with the time and location on it, a short video, and a note in their own hand.

No subscription. No membership. You pay for the seva you asked for, and nothing else.

What people ask for

an archana in their family temple — the one their grandfather built, in a village they have not seen in nine years
a seva in someone else's name — for a mother in hospital, a daughter sitting an exam, a friend who would never ask
a prayer on the day it matters — Diwali, Eid, Gurpurab, Christmas, a death anniversary
a dua at a dargah — with a chaadar offered and the name read out
an ardaas and langar seva — at the gurudwara they grew up beside
a mass intention or a candle lit — at a basilica that has meant something for three generations
a shraddh they cannot travel for — performed correctly, on the correct day

Good to know

If a place of worship can be searched for, a Sevak can be sent there. That includes the small mandir at the end of your lane — not only the famous ones.

Start here

Your first sevaChoose a place, name the intention, receive the proof. About five minutes. What is a sevaWhat we mean by the word, and what we do not mean by it. Choosing a place of worshipSearching for your own temple, mosque, gurudwara or church. What your proof containsThe photograph, the video, the audio, the note.

Go deeper

Who your Sevak isHow they are found, interviewed and verified. Why they are always named. How we verify a placeWhat happens between your search and a Sevak arriving. SankalpOffering a prayer in another person's name, correctly. TimingMuhurats, prayer times, and what same-day actually means. PricingWhat a seva costs, and where each rupee goes. Your privacyWho sees your intention. The answer is: almost no one. For families abroadTime zones, currency, and sending a seva for someone at home. If something goes wrongRefunds, re-performance, and what we owe you.

New to all this?

You do not need to read these pages in order. Most people request their first seva without reading any of them. These are here for when you want to understand something properly — how a Sevak is chosen, what happens to your money, whether a shraddh can really be performed by someone else.

Those are fair questions. We have tried to answer them plainly.