Made4ever: The Future of Matchmaking is Here

We are honored to introduce Mr. Ashish Narang, who is on a mission to prove that marriages are made in heaven and consummated on Earth. Ashish is the founder and CEO of Made4ever, a platform that aims to connect marriage bureaus and provide a wider choice for individuals seeking matches for their clients. With deep understanding of the needs of families, Ashish has dedicated many years to changing the mindset of finding relationships through the optimal use of technology. Graduating from Punjab University, Ashish possesses the aptitude and expertise to drive the Made4ever initiative for those seeking genuine relationships.

Idea for Made4ever

“For 20 years, we have been actively involved in the matrimony industry and have observed a lack of connectivity among different marriage bureaus. In 2016, we established Made4ever and developed a software/platform for local marriage bureaus in India. Currently, we aim to register 40,000 marriage bureaus with the Made4ever app. We are proud to announce that Made4ever has already made its presence felt in 10 states across India, with over 2,500 members and connections with more than 15,000 marriage bureaus nationwide.”

Made4ever’s goal is to advance and empower women who are involved in economically empowering women through partnerships and innovative programs that remove economic barriers. The platform aims to connect marriage bureaus and provide them with wider choices for matchmaking. Made4ever is India’s first income-generating matchmaking web portal and app for marriage bureaus. Ashish’s mission is to guide the right technology and features to help many marriage bureaus grow their businesses across India.

Source of motivation

“My source of motivation comes from our Indian traditions and the matchmaking process followed by families in India. Matchmaking tools are used in various ways, such as arranged marriages (47%), love marriages in villages and small towns (8%), community and independent organizations (20%), and print media (12%). Additionally, 13% of Indian households spend on finding matches through online matrimonial websites and offline matchmaking by local marriage bureaus.”

How do you generate new ideas?

“I believe that having a clear understanding of why and what you are doing, along with defined goals, values, and strategies, is crucial for success. This provides direction, focus, and alignment among team members. Furthermore, having a well-defined plan and commitment to doing good work helps build trust with stakeholders. It is essential to communicate these elements effectively to achieve desired outcomes.”

Idea for company name

“The name ‘Made4ever’ was chosen based on the objective of the company. We wanted a name that resonated with our vision and the work we are doing.”

Uniqueness of Made4ever

“Made4ever is the only B2B service provider specifically designed for marriage bureaus in India. We offer a comprehensive database of business listings, along with a matchmaking app to facilitate profile matching between registered marriage bureaus.”

“Currently, we do not have any direct competitors in the market.”

– Mr. Ashish

Revenue model

“Currently, we are providing free services for branding and promoting our company. We have planned four revenue models that will establish Made4ever as the fastest matchmaking revenue model business in India. Our initial focus is on growing the business.” and the company is currently self-funded.

Future plans

“We are planning to open offices in major metro cities across India, where local teams will work closely with marriage bureaus and individuals seeking a perfect match. We will also expand our online system and provide multiple platforms to cater to the core needs of end users and agents. Made4ever aims to solve matchmaking issues across all castes and religions, thereby establishing itself as a leading matchmaking revenue model business in India. Our target is to achieve a revenue of $265 million by 2028, transforming Made4ever from a startup to a long-term institution.”