Massage & Wellness website template

A free spa website template for massage therapists and small spas, with your treatments and how long each one takes, photos of the room and a map with your hours. Edit the treatments to yours, and add online booking with a deposit when you want clients to book themselves.

At the top sits your studio's name, a candlelit photo and a line on the kind of massage you do, with Instagram and Facebook underneath. Lower down, a short line of text tells clients what to wear and when to arrive.

What’s on this page

  • Treatments

    A list of what you offer, each item with a description, a price and tags. Visitors tap it to open the full list and filter it by tag.

    List each treatment with a line on who it suits, like deep tissue for knots and sore backs or a slow relaxing massage for someone who just wants an hour off. The template tags every treatment with its length, so a client with forty-five minutes at lunch can filter to what fits. Add a price to each item if you want it shown, and use the subtitle for how a first session starts.

  • The room

    Up to five photos with a title and a line of text. A card can show your work, an item for sale with a link to buy it, a product you recommend, or a code to copy.

    A first-time client is often a little nervous about the room itself. A tall photo of the table, the lighting and the warm towels, with a line about how quiet it is, settles that before they arrive. The card holds up to five photos, so you can include the changing area too.

  • Stretch sessions

    Up to five photos with a title and a line of text. A card can show your work, an item for sale with a link to buy it, a product you recommend, or a code to copy.

    If you offer something besides massage, like assisted stretching, give it a card so regular clients notice it. Say in plain terms who it helps, such as runners or people who sit at a desk all day, and whether they stay in their clothes for it.

  • Early mornings

    Up to five photos with a title and a line of text. A card can show your work, an item for sale with a link to buy it, a product you recommend, or a code to copy.

    Use a card for whatever makes your hours different, like appointments from 7am or a late Thursday. People fitting a massage around work look for exactly that, and it is easy to miss in a line of opening times.

  • Find the studio

    A Google Maps pin with your address and opening hours. Tapping it opens a bigger map and a button for directions.

    Paste your pin from Google Maps and add your address and hours. If the studio is inside a gym, a clinic or your home, say how to find the right door and where to park, because a client running late will check this on the way.

Add to it

  • Deep tissue, one hour

    Appointments from your weekly hours, or stays by the night. Visitors pick a time and book on the page, and can pay through your own Stripe account.

    Give each treatment its own booking, so clients choose the length they want and a time you are free. Ask a question at booking, like whether there is an injury or an area to avoid, and the answer arrives with the appointment. Charge the full price or a deposit through your own Stripe account, and write your cancellation terms into the booking.

  • Pack of five massages

    An item you sell, with photos, a price and a buy button. Buyers pay on the page through your own Stripe account.

    Regular clients often like to pay for several sessions at once. Sell a pack as a product, paid on your page through your own Stripe account, and add a note to the order each time they come in, so you both know how many are left.

  • Ask the studio

    A chat button that answers visitors' questions from what is on your page and the notes you give it.

    A chat button answers what people want to check before they book, like whether you do couples massage or how early to arrive, using your page and the notes you give it. Link a Telegram group and the questions it cannot answer come to your phone, where you can reply between clients.

    Ask the studio
    AI assistantHi! Ask about treatments, times or what to wear.

Questions

What should a massage therapist website include?

The treatments you offer with how long each one takes, what the room is like, your hours and where to find you, and an easy way to book. This template starts you with a treatment list, three photo cards and a map, and you add booking as a block of its own.

Can clients book a treatment online?

Yes. Add a booking block for each treatment, set its length and the hours you work, and clients pick a free time on your page. If you connect Google Calendar, time already taken there is not offered.

Can I take a deposit?

Yes. Price the booking at the deposit you want, and clients pay it through your own Stripe account when they book. Say in the description that the rest is paid on the day.

Does it work for a day spa?

Yes. Put every treatment on the menu with its own tag, give each room or package a card, and add a booking for each treatment you want booked online.

Start from the Massage & Wellness template.