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In a one-star Trustpilot review, Jain says a 90-day subscription did not lead to reliable household help and asks for more service time or a proportionate refund.
A district consumer commission found a service deficiency in Bhutani's baby-care placement complaint and ordered a refund, compensation, and costs.
In a public LinkedIn post, Aggarwal says he spent about three weeks seeking a nanny and objects to a person being sent without his interview or consent.
Parasher alleges that, after 20 days without an assigned worker appearing, a refund was offered on condition that she delete a public post.
Upmanyu says a nanny left due to illness and that he had waited 20 days for a replacement by 7 March 2026, while his refund request remained disputed.