Buyers in India, and Indian buyers everywhere, ask “is it Vastu compliant?” before they ask almost anything else. VastuIQ lets a property site answer on the listing page itself.
Pick the direction of each room (or, for an open plot, ten site factors) in the Vastu details box on the listing. The plugin works out a Vastu score from 0 to 100 and shows a Vastu card on the listing, with the property’s name, its Vastu strengths and share buttons for WhatsApp and social media.
The score is worked out on your own site with the same scoring rules used on VastuIQ.com, so a listing gets the same score here as in the VastuIQ Free Vastu Analyzer. Nothing is sent to any server.
Not every home scores high, so each listing can choose how it shows its Vastu:
The cut-off (70) and what lower scores show can be changed in Settings VastuIQ.
[vastuiq_score], [vastuiq_map], [vastuiq_chip], [vastuiq_compass].vastuiq (score and band for listings that show the full score) and the vastuiq_score post meta for sorting and filtering in themes.Each room scores 0–100 for the direction it sits in, as seen from the centre of the property. Rooms that matter more (kitchen, master bedroom, pooja room, toilets) carry more weight, and the main entrance counts like a room. A room in the centre (Brahmasthan) costs points. A major defect, such as a toilet or kitchen in the North-East or the main entrance in the South-West, holds the score at 59 at most. Open plots are scored on ten site factors in the same way.
The direction rules are VastuIQ’s published tables, based on Brihat Samhita, Manasara and Mayamata, with agreed modern practice for rooms the classical texts do not discuss (garages, server rooms, lifts). The facing of the property is shown but not scored. Vastu is a traditional system; the score is a guide for buyers, not a structural or legal assessment.
The plugin makes no outside requests, loads no outside fonts or scripts, and sets no cookies. Share buttons are plain links that open WhatsApp or the social site only when the visitor clicks them. The compass asks the visitor’s browser for motion access and (optionally) location, and uses them only on that page, in the browser.
The compass and the engine use the World Magnetic Model 2025 coefficients (WMM-2025) from NOAA’s National Centers for Environmental Information and the British Geological Survey, which are in the public domain.
The fonts Marcellus and Mukta are bundled in assets/fonts under the SIL Open Font License 1.1.