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Massage therapists work with oil on their hands and a client on the table for an hour or more, so calls, bookings and admin wait. Booking software can answer calls, sell vouchers and memberships and send reminders, and practice software keeps treatment notes off paper. Notes about injuries and conditions are health data under UK GDPR, kept in business systems only, and whether a treatment is suitable is always the therapist's decision, never software's.
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Regular clients pay a fixed monthly membership that includes a treatment, collected automatically, so they keep coming back. Fresha. From about $17£13€15A$25C$24 a month.
Sell digital gift vouchers from your booking page, with balances tracked and redeemed against bookings. Fresha. From about $17£13€15A$25C$24 a month.
Typed treatment notes with your own templates and body charts, stored in health practice software rather than a paper file. Cliniko. From about $45£34€40A$65C$64 a month.
An AI receptionist answers calls and messages while your hands are busy, books into your diary and passes on anything medical. Fresha. From about $109£82€98A$157C$154 a month.
Automatic text and email reminders before each massage, so fewer clients forget a home visit or clinic slot. Setmore Pro. From about $5£4€5A$8C$8 a month.
Gemini in Google Docs drafts a workplace wellbeing proposal from your price list and past proposals in Drive. From about $16£12€14A$23C$23 a month.
Office staff book their own 15-minute chair massage slots online, instead of a spreadsheet and email chain. Bookwhen. Free for up to 50 bookings a month.