Massage rates and inquiries
No rate card is printed. Ask for a quote, and the price is stated with the appointment offer before you accept.
Request a quote
Swedish, deep tissue, couples, relaxation, and hot stone sessions are quoted individually. Tell us the service and the length you have in mind. The website does not show a price table, because no public rates have been set.
What you can ask for
You can request Swedish, deep tissue, couples, relaxation, or hot stone massage, and you can name the length you hope to book. People often ask about shorter visits and about a full hour.
A couples request covers two people. It is priced when both sessions can be scheduled.
What a quote includes
When the studio offers a session by phone or email, that offer states the service, the length, the price, where you will go, and how payment works. If any of those are missing, you do not yet have a complete offer. The website form does not make the offer.
Discounts, packages, memberships, and gift cards are included only when they are written in that offer.
What changes a price
Length is the usual reason a quote changes. A second person changes a couples visit. Adding hot stones to another style can change it, if that combination is available. A request for two areas instead of a full session may change it. The practitioner’s time is what you are arranging. The website does not add surprise fees in the form.
How to request pricing
Use the inquiry form. Name the service, the length you have in mind, and whether the visit is for one person or two. The form does not show a calendar of open times.
If you were comparing deep tissue massage cost with Swedish massage, say which one you want when you call or email. This page does not quote a price.
Booking and cancellation
An inquiry is not a booking. A booking exists when you accept a specific time that was offered to you. Any notice period is written in that offer.
The offer says how and when to pay.
The sessions themselves
Price questions sit next to the work, not instead of it. Read the session before you ask what it costs: