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The rules for using someday.living
By using someday.living you agree to these terms. A someday is a one-day service booking — not a job and not a product.
Last updated 20 September 2026
You must be 18, unless a day allows ages 16–17 with extra consent.
A successful checkout plus the host saying yes confirms the booking.
The platform
Someday Living runs someday.living. We list days and pass messages and payments between guests and hosts worldwide. We are not the host, not your employer, and not a school. Delivery is explained in the shipping and delivery policy.
Accounts
You must be 18, unless a day allows ages 16–17 with extra consent. Keep your login private. We may close accounts that break the guidelines or the law.
Bookings and payment
The host sets the type and the amount in their local currency. You see that amount before you pay. Payments are handled by Razorpay. A successful Razorpay checkout, plus the host saying yes, confirms the booking. Failed or stopped checkouts do not create a booking. Pricing and payment explain the types.
Refunds
Cancellations and refunds follow the refund and cancellation policy. Card disputes are handled with the payment processor.
Behaviour
Show up on time. Follow the host’s brief. Do not take payment outside the app. Do not harass anyone. Report problems in the app or via Contact.
Customer support
hello@someday.living, payments@someday.living. Next step: grievance officer.
If something goes wrong
Hosts are responsible for their place and their brief. If we owe you money for a booking, it is limited to the fees you paid us for that booking, except where mandatory local law does not allow that limit.
Law
These terms are governed by the laws applicable to Someday Living’s contracting entity for your market. Consumer protections in your country of residence still apply where they cannot be waived.