Last Updated:November 18, 2025, 10:57 IST

Here’s a look at who a home manager is, what they handle, and which agencies in India offer this service, along with the typical charges involved.

Aman Goel, the founder and CEO of GreyLabs, triggered discussion online after sharing that he and his wife have hired a full-time home manager to handle all their house duties. Aman explained that both he and his wife, Harshita Srivastava, work long hours and managing laundry, groceries, repairs, and other tasks had become difficult. They felt that their time and focus were getting divided, especially when they wanted to put all their energy into growing their business.

Hiring a home manager has turned out to be a great decision for them. His post quickly caught people’s attention, with many curious about what this role actually involves and how the service works.

Here’s a look at who a home manager is, what they handle, and which agencies in India offer this service, along with the typical charges involved.

Who Is A Home Manager And What Do They Do?

A home manager’s job is to bring comfort to a family’s daily routine. They are trained professionals who take charge of all home-related tasks and become a single person for anything that needs to be planned, fixed, arranged or managed, making the day-to-day lives of individuals much simpler. They make sure everything is looked after with care. They keep the place running smoothly and give you peace of mind, even when you’re away.

Agencies In India That Provide Home Managers

In an X (formerly Twitter) post, Aman Goel shared that he hired someone to manage his household work through a website named Pinch. Solitaire Consultancy Service, Housewise, MJIC and Elite Butlers also offer home managers for high-net-worth individuals in India.

What Does A Home Manager Charge?

While most service websites don’t disclose specific prices or plans, Aman Goel shared that he pays around Rs 1 lakh per month for his home manager. The cost can go even higher depending on the tasks involved and the client’s overall requirements.

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