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Raahi Terms

Last updated: 12 October 2026

Working draft — not yet legal advice. Written for how Yaarzi actually works today. Text in [highlighted brackets] must be supplied by Yaarzi, and the whole document must be reviewed by Indian counsel before launch. Publishing it does not by itself make Yaarzi compliant with any law or standard.

These terms apply in addition to the Terms of Service if you offer to accompany other members as a Raahi. They cover who can be a Raahi, how you’re expected to behave, and how earnings work.

Becoming a Raahi

  • You must be 18 or over and complete identity verification.
  • Turn on “Offer companionship” in your profile. Turning it on does not verify or approve you.
  • You choose which plans to offer on. Nobody is obliged to accept your offer, and you are not obliged to offer.

What we expect

  • Follow the Community Standards — above all, every booking is platonic.
  • Turn up on time and as described in your profile. Cancel in the app as early as possible if you must.
  • Never ask for or accept payment outside Yaarzi, and never share your own or the customer’s contact details to move a booking off the app.
  • You may end any booking if you feel unsafe. Tell us afterwards.

Earnings

Each booking shows its total, Yaarzi’s service fee and your share before you’re accepted. On most experiences your share is a fixed percentage of the booking set by Yaarzi; for some (for example, Group Party) the charge is Yaarzi’s service fee and no Raahi share applies. The split that applies is the one shown on the booking.

If a customer cancels late, part of the cancellation fee is paid to you in the same proportion as the booking. If you cancel, the customer is refunded in full and you earn nothing for that booking.

Yaarzi does not guarantee any number of bookings or any level of earnings.

Payouts

Your share is recorded when a booking is completed. It becomes payable after the dispute window shown on the booking (currently 72 hours after completion) closes, and is held if a dispute is raised until it is resolved. Recorded earnings are not a balance you can withdraw.

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Tax and legal status

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Reviews and account standing

Customers can review you after a completed booking, and you can review them. Repeated cancellations, no-shows, verified reports or breaches of these terms can lead to warnings, suspension or closure of your account, as described in the Community Standards.