How much does MassageBook cost?
$29 to $99 a month.
Launch is $29, Practice $59 and Clinic $99, with a 30-day free trial. AMTA members get 25% off and ABMP members 10%. Card payments add 2.6% plus 15 cents per in-person charge.
MassageBook alternative
MassageBook vs Happy Websites
MassageBook’s website comes with its booking software. Ours is designed and written for you, on your own domain.
MassageBook, massage software made by 2Book, Inc. since 2011, includes a ready-made website with online booking on every plan, from $29 to $99 a month. Most plans cost less than Happy Websites and add SOAP notes and payments, but you set the site up yourself, and it sits on a MassageBook web address.
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- Price
- $29–$99/mo, website included
- Price
- $99 or $199/mo
- Who builds it
- You, in its setup screens
- Who builds it
- We design and write it
- Web address
- A MassageBook address
- Web address
- Your own domain, included
- If you cancel
- Drops to a free plan without booking
- If you cancel
- You keep the site
- Booking and SOAP notes
- Built in
- Booking and SOAP notes
- Book button to your scheduler
No contracts ✦ No setup fees ✦ Unlimited edits ✦ Your site, your domain ✦ Cancel anytime
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What website comes with MassageBook?
A ready-made booking site you set up yourself.
It shows your service menu, reviews and online booking. Changing its color and header photo takes the $59 Practice plan or higher, or the free trial.
Does MassageBook charge booking fees?
Only on new clients from its directory.
If you accept them, a new client who books through its search directory costs 15% of their first payment. Bookings through your MassageBook website carry no fee.
Does MassageBook have a contract?
No. Plans renew monthly.
You’re billed each month around the date you subscribed, and you can cancel anytime in your account or by emailing support.
What happens to your site if you cancel?
Online booking switches off.
Paid features last until your next renewal date, then the account drops to a free plan. MassageBook doesn’t have to return content you posted.
What MassageBook customers say
1.9
Trustpilot
26 reviews from therapists and clients
A+
BBB rating
Not accredited, 1 complaint in 3 years
MassageBook makes sense if you want booking, SOAP notes, intake forms and payments in one massage app, and the simple booking site that comes with it is enough.
What people like
- Kind, patient support staff
- Help from real people
- Handy for a small practice in many ways
What people complain about
- Bugs and glitches in the app
- Price rises, some without notice
- Clients needing an account to see openings
Switching from MassageBook? We do the heavy lifting.
01
Say hello
A 15-minute call about your business and what you want the site to do.
02
We rebuild your site
Designed and written for you, included in your plan. Live in about two weeks.
03
We move your domain
And take hosting off your plate. The site and the domain are yours.
Before you cancel MassageBook
- Export your clients, SOAP notes and intake forms first.
- Cancel next to “Next Payment” in your business account.
- Email support to take your MassageBook site offline.
What your site could look like
See client sites →Example homepage designs for a solo massage therapist, a small massage studio and a sports massage practice. Tap one to see the whole page.
Solo massage therapist
Massage studio
Sports massage
MassageBook FAQ
Is MassageBook legit?
Yes. MassageBook is massage software from 2Book, Inc., started in 2011 by Mark Volkmann, who once ran a massage practice in Atlanta. It’s based in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, and has an A+ BBB rating with one complaint in three years, though it isn’t accredited. Its Trustpilot score is 1.9 from 26 reviews, mostly about bugs, price rises and booking.
How much does MassageBook cost?
MassageBook’s plans are $29, $59 and $99 a month, with a 30-day free trial. AMTA members get 25% off and ABMP members 10% off. Card payments cost 2.6% plus 15 cents per in-person charge, and if you accept clients from its directory, each new one costs 15% of their first payment.
Does MassageBook include a website?
Yes. Every plan includes a ready-made website with your service menu, reviews and online booking, which you set up yourself. It sits on a MassageBook web address, and changing its color and header photo needs the Practice or Clinic plan.
Can I cancel MassageBook anytime?
Yes. Cancel in your business account or by emailing support. Paid features last until your next renewal date, then the account moves to a free plan, where online booking stops but your client records, SOAP notes and intake forms stay available.
Is Happy Websites a good MassageBook alternative?
For the website, yes, if you want a site designed and written around your practice, on your own domain, with unlimited edits. MassageBook’s solo plans cost less and include booking, SOAP notes and payments that Happy Websites doesn’t offer, so keep it for those and we’ll link your Book button to it.