Websites for massage therapists

Massage therapy websites that answer when your hands can't.

Let's Think Media Group builds websites for massage therapists across Rhode Island, Massachusetts and New England. For an hour or ninety minutes, your hands and your attention belong to one person. Your site handles the rest: the health history before the first session, pressure and focus-area requests, 30, 60 and 90 minute lengths that explain themselves, a rebooking rhythm for regulars, and gift cards in December.

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One pair of hands, one person at a time

Sound familiar?

You give someone your full attention for an hour. Here's where the rest of the day usually leaks.

MINUTE 20
The phone rings, and your hands are on someone's shoulders

You're forty minutes into a ninety. Picking up would break the quiet you're selling, so it rings out. The caller doesn't leave a message. They book with whoever answers.
FIRST VISIT
The new client with no paperwork

They arrive, and the health history starts on a clipboard in the lobby. It eats the first ten minutes of the hour they paid for, and anything that should change the session comes out after they're already on the table.
THE ASK
"Sixty or ninety? Light or deep?"

New clients don't know what to ask for, so they ask by text, one question at a time. Some book sixty for a problem that needed ninety, and walk out feeling the session was too short.
REBOOK
Tight shoulders need a rhythm, not a one-off

The regular with a desk job feels great on Tuesday and forgets by Friday. Without the next visit on the calendar, they drift for six weeks, then come back asking why the tension is back.
DECEMBER
Gift cards, all at once

The gift buyer isn't the person who'll lie on the table. They want an amount, a delivery date and a card, and they ask by phone and DM in the busiest weeks of your year.

Everything that happens before the first stroke

Health history before they lie down

The confirmation carries a link to your intake form, so allergies, injuries and pregnancy reach you before the client does. The form comes from the tool you already use for health records. Text us and we'll check how yours links in.
Pressure and focus areas, asked up front

The request asks where it feels tight and how firm they like it, in plain words: light, medium, firm, deep. You read it before the session, and the client still says "lighter" or "deeper" any time in the room.
Thirty, sixty or ninety, matched to the ask

Your menu says what each length is for, in your words. Someone with three tight areas sees why sixty fits better than thirty, and books the length they need instead of the one they guessed.
A rebooking rhythm for your regulars

Tension that keeps coming back wants a schedule. A line on your confirmation page and your reminders can suggest the next visit, with the rhythm you set. Reminder sending comes from your booking tool. Text us and we'll check.
December gift cards that sell themselves

One page with amounts, who it's for and the day to deliver it. The buyer isn't your client, so it answers their questions without a phone call in your busiest month. How payment is taken depends on your tool. Text us and we'll check.
A text, not a voicemail

Every inquiry that arrives while you work becomes a short text: name, service, length, preferred day. You read it between clients. The caller who would have hung up gets an answer.

Intake, before the first session

Tap where it needs attention, set the pressure and the length, and flag anything your therapist should know. See how the minutes divide and the intake ticket your form would hand you. No prices here. Those are yours.

Back view. Tap a zone or use the buttons.

Where does it need attention?The first one you tap gets the most time.

Pressure

Session length

How long has it been tight?

Tell your therapist firstThese go on the card. Your therapist decides what they mean for the session.

Your intake asks	Why it matters
Where does it need attention?	Sets the focus areas, so the session starts on the right ones.
Light, medium, firm or deep?	A starting point you can change at any time.
Thirty, sixty or ninety minutes?	Matches the length to the number of areas.
How long has it been tight?	Suggests a rebooking rhythm for regulars.
Anything we should know first?	Pregnancy, injuries, allergies and more reach your therapist before the client lies down.

A sample to show what your form collects, not a treatment plan or medical advice. Your questions, your wording and what you decide in the room stay yours.

See what your massage therapy site could look like

Here's a concept for a made-up practice, Quiet Tide Massage. Yours gets your name, your room and your photos. And you see your own free demo before you pay anything.

quiettidemassage.example

QQuiet TideMassage

SessionsYour first visitGift cardsAbout

Request

An hour that's only yours

Tell us where it feels tight and how firm you like it. Fill in your intake before you arrive, so the whole hour is yours. We confirm your time.

Request a sessionGift cards

Your first visit

Focus and pressure

30, 60 or 90

Gift cards

Intake link on every confirmationRebook prompt for regularsLicense details in the footerSample copy, not a real practice

Concept preview for a fictional massage practice (Quiet Tide Massage). Not a screenshot of a real site.

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Voice agent for massage therapists

When the phone rings and your hands are on a shoulder

It's a Tuesday evening in November. You're thirty-five minutes into a ninety-minute session with a client who finally let go. The phone buzzes on the shelf. This is what happens next.

Tuesday, 6:40 PM
A caller from Cranston dials your number. You can't answer, and you wouldn't want to. Your AI agent picks up in your practice's name, in a calm voice.
6:41 PM
It asks what you'd ask: new or returning; neck and shoulders, back or full body; sixty or ninety minutes; which weekday evenings work. It offers to text the intake link, so the health history can be done before the first visit.
6:43 PM
A text lands on your phone: "Cranston. New client. Neck and shoulders, 60 min, medium pressure. Weekday evenings. Intake link offered." You read it between clients and call back at 8.

The agent never quotes a price, promises a slot, or answers a health question. If someone asks whether massage will help a condition, it passes the question to you. It collects what you'd ask and hands it over. It works alongside the tool you already use. Text us and we'll check.

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A massage therapist in a linen tunic in a dim hallway, holding a phone in one hand and wiping oil from her fingers with a small white towel — The call you can't take, caught.

Simple by design

Three steps to your new website

We designed this process so you spend less than 60 seconds on your end.

Tell us about your massage therapy practice

Takes about 10 seconds. Text "Hi LTMG, my business name is [Name]" and we're already on it.

We build your demo

An LTMG team member researches your business and our AI builds a real, working website — customized to you, usually ready within hours.

You review and go live

See your demo, request any changes, and when you love it — we flip the switch. Your site is live and we handle everything after that.

Transparent pricing

Find your plan.

Every plan includes managed hosting, SSL, CDN, and a real support team. No hidden fees, no surprises.

Starter

$29.95/mo

+ $99 one-time setup

Save $158.90/yr

1-page professional website
Custom domain connection
SSL certificate
CDN + global delivery
Mobile-responsive design
Standard template
Not included: Client portal login
Not included: Self-service content updates
Not included: Google Analytics
Not included: Monthly update requests

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Questions massage therapists ask us

No. We describe your services, your room and who you are in your words, without promising that a session treats or cures anything. Please check your wording against your own licensing rules. Rhode Island licenses massage therapists through the state Department of Health, and Massachusetts through its Board of Registration of Massage Therapy. Your license details can sit in the footer.

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Massage therapy websites that answer when your hands can't.

The phone rings, and your hands are on someone's shoulders

The new client with no paperwork

"Sixty or ninety? Light or deep?"

Tight shoulders need a rhythm, not a one-off

Gift cards, all at once

Health history before they lie down

Pressure and focus areas, asked up front

Thirty, sixty or ninety, matched to the ask

A rebooking rhythm for your regulars

December gift cards that sell themselves

A text, not a voicemail