Practical advice on pricing, invoicing, getting clients, and growing your business.
Hot stone, aromatherapy, cupping and topicals add $10–$40 per session. Here's how to price them and offer them at booking and intake without ever sounding like a salesperson.
Oil, linens, and sanitizer run $2–$6 per session for most solo therapists. Here's what each line item really costs and how to fold it into your rate.
A clear massage therapist cancellation policy protects your income from late cancels and no-shows — here's how to write, price, and enforce one.
Mobile massage is one of the most flexible businesses in the trades — and one of the easiest to run into the ground. Here's how to keep it profitable.
Stop handing a cut to booking platforms. Three channels you already control — your Google presence, existing clients, and a simple website — can fill your schedule in 60–90 days.
Stop defaulting to the cheapest rate in town. Here's a cost-plus-profit framework for solo massage therapists to price a 60-minute session with confidence.