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Websites for massage therapists

Fill your table without answering texts between sessions

A massage website the AI writes in minutes, with online booking and deposits built in. Clients book while you work.

Built for how a massage practice runs

No more booking by text

Clients pick a massage, a therapist and a free time on your website, at 11pm or while you’re with someone. The booking lands in your email and your agenda.

Deposits that cut no-shows

Ask for a deposit, or the full price, when they book. It goes through Stripe to your bank account; Stripe charges its fee and we charge nothing on top.

Time to turn the room

Add free time after each session for linens, notes and water, so nobody books you back to back.

Your own calendar respected

Connect Google, Outlook or Apple Calendar: the times you’re busy there can’t be booked.

Cancellations on your terms

Clients cancel with the link in their email, up to the number of hours before that you choose. After that, they call you.

One therapist or a team

Each therapist has their own hours, days off and massages. Clients pick someone, or take whoever is free.

The demo website of Stillwater Massage on a phone, with a Book a Session button
The website

A studio clients trust, on their phone

Stillwater Massage is a fictional studio. The AI wrote and designed its website from these sentences, with no edits:

“Stillwater Massage is a massage studio in Austin with two licensed massage therapists. Swedish, deep tissue, prenatal and sports massage in 60 and 90-minute sessions, Tuesday to Saturday.”

“Book a Session” is the first button on the page.

Picking a day and time for a Swedish massage on the demo’s booking page
Booking

Only times that are really free

Times come from each therapist’s working hours, days off and personal calendar, grouped into morning, afternoon and evening, in your studio’s time zone.

The last booking step on the demo: name, email, phone and a note
Confirmation

Booked in under a minute

Name, email, and an optional phone number and note. They get a confirmation email with a calendar invite, and you and the therapist get one too. A massage that takes a deposit goes to Stripe’s payment page first, and is confirmed once it’s paid.

One website, not a website and a booking app

Many therapists pay for a website and a separate booking app, and send clients from one to the other. Here, booking is a page of your own website: your colours, your address, your massages. It comes with the Business plan: $24 a month billed yearly, or $29 month to month. Stripe charges its fee on deposits; we charge nothing on top.

What it doesn’t do, so you know up front: no text reminders, no intake or SOAP note forms, no packages or memberships. Clients get a confirmation email with a calendar invite, which puts the appointment in their own calendar.

Read more: how to cut no-shows with deposits and what a website with online booking costs.

The first step of creating a website: a few sentences about the business
Start from this example

Change the words in brackets

“[Your studio’s name] is a massage studio in [your city] with [how many] licensed massage therapists. We offer [your massages, like Swedish, deep tissue and prenatal] in [your session lengths, like 60 and 90-minute] sessions, [your days, like Tuesday to Saturday]. [What makes you different.]”

Fill in the brackets with your own words and the AI plans your pages, writes them about you and picks photos. If something important is missing, like your prices, it asks before writing. It never invents phone numbers, prices or reviews.

Questions

Yes. During your free trial, “Try booking free” on your website’s page switches the trial to Business at no cost, until the trial ends.

Yes. Add each as its own service, with its own length and price, and clients pick the one they want.

They cancel with the link in their confirmation email, until the number of hours before that you choose; after that, they call you. Whether to refund a deposit is your decision, and you make refunds in your Stripe dashboard.

Not in the booking. Its note is for things like “first visit” or “I prefer a quiet session”. Ask about health in person or on your own intake form: Digitally Boosted isn’t built for health records.

Not yet. Clients get a confirmation email with a calendar invite, so the appointment is in their own calendar.

Yes. Book only yourself, and add travel time as free time after each session.

Start with a free trial, no card needed. Starter is $12 a month billed yearly, or $15 month to month; Business is $24 or $29. Sales tax is added where it applies. See pricing.

Your website could be live tonight

Start with a free trial, no card needed, and go from a few sentences to a published website in one evening.