Increased demand for virtual spiritual practices has led to growing interest in these services' funding and investing.Apps that enable users to practice virtual rituals, view temples and connect with astrologers are particularly popular.Astrotalk and AppsForBharat are growth companies that are seeking international expansion.The global market is seen as a lucrative area of growth, particularly given the trend for high-value prices paid by US consumers.Astrology is a $15bn offline market and investors believe it may be a safe and profitable option, since there is no need for in-person interaction.Nandan Nilekani's investment fund Fundamentum was one of many that invested $18m in devotion tech start-up AppsForBharat.AppsForBharat's revenue grew 4x to reach Rs18.5 crore ($2.5m) in FY24.AppsForBharat charges a 30% premium to clients outside of India.Astrotalk is aiming to achieve sixfold revenue growth in the coming years from international services.Revenue growth has led to increased profits, but not all companies in the devotion tech sector have attracted high-level funding.