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There is no single price for a feng shui or metaphysics consultation, because no two cases are the same. The fee is set by the scope of the work involved, not by a fixed menu. A short natal chart reading and a full office audit that runs alongside an architect are different pieces of work, and they are priced accordingly. The honest answer to “how much does it cost” is that it depends on what the work actually requires.

What shapes the fee

Several things determine where a consultation sits:

  • The type of service and its scope. A focused BaZi reading, a full feng shui audit, a date selection, and an ongoing advisory engagement differ in depth and time, so they sit at different levels.
  • The size of the property or office. A single unit is different work from a large office floor or a multi-storey premise. More space means more to read, map, and adjust.
  • On-site or remote. An on-site visit involves being physically present in the space; a remote audit works from the floor plan and details. The format affects both the time and the arrangement.
  • How many people and charts are involved. A reading for one person is different from an analysis that weighs the founder, business partners, and key staff together. More charts mean more to cross-reference.
  • Travel and location. Where the site is matters. A premise across town, in another state, or in another country carries different logistics from a consultation in Kuala Lumpur.
  • The complexity of the case. Some situations are straightforward; others involve difficult layouts, competing constraints, or several parties to coordinate. Complexity adds work, and the fee reflects that.
Key principle

Bespoke work is priced to the case, not to a menu. A fixed price list would mean either overcharging simple cases or underserving complex ones. Neither is fair to the client.

The right way to price a consultation is to understand what the specific case needs first — the scope, the space, the people, and the complexity — and quote against that.

What you are actually paying for

The fee is not for time on a clock. It is for the reading itself: the analysis of your charts and your space, the judgement behind the recommendations, and the experience that tells the difference between a generic answer and one built for your situation. A consultation that is accurate and specific to you is worth more than a cheaper reading that applies general rules.

How to get a real figure

Because the cost depends on the case, the practical step is to describe what you need — the service, the space, whether it is on-site or remote, and who is involved — and get a quote for that specific work. That gives an accurate figure rather than a number that may not fit your situation.

If you are weighing a consultation and want to know what it would cost for your case, the best step is to get in touch and outline what you need. The fee is quoted to the work, so a short conversation is the quickest way to a real answer.

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