Massage Pricing
If you've noticed that my pricing is a little
different from most massage therapists, here's why.
Q: If a 60 minute massage
costs $70, why does a 90 minute massage cost only $20 more?
Shouldn't it cost another $35?
A: In terms of overhead, each massage costs me
the same amount of money for scheduling, paperwork, laundry,
sanitizing the equipment, and so forth. Additional time doesn't
cost me any more, so I pass the savings to you. The result: you
can get a 90 minute massage for the price of two 30 minute
massages.
Q: I had another massage
therapist in the area who only charged $60 for an hour massage. Why do you
charge $70?
A: Two reasons:
- I'm Nationally Certified
in Therapeutic Massage and
Bodywork, a nationally recognized standard for competence
and ethics.
- Other massage therapists charge for a
"therapeutic hour," which is really only 45 to 50 minutes;
the rest of the hour is time for you to dress and undress.
My hour is a full 60 minutes, beginning from the
first massage stroke. If you can not remain for the full
hour, I do not charge the full amount.
Q: I'm handicapped, and I
really need a massage, but I can't afford the $25 outcall
charge.
A: I waive the outcall charges for people who
are physically unable to come to the office.
Q: I came in for a
massage last month, but I didn't know I you were running a
special!
How do I find out?
A: At the bottom of any page on this site, you can
click this coupon
button. Better yet, subscribe to my newsletter so you'll always
know about upcoming deals and discounts. Go to the
Contact page to sign up.
