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Wellness Value Calculator: what does regular massage cost?
See the real cost of a massage routine per month, per year and per day, and set it beside what stiffness, pain and poor sleep already cost you, using your own numbers.
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Choose a plan, then add your own estimates if you want a comparison. Nothing is sent anywhere.
The short answer
How much does regular massage cost?
At Work Well Massage, a monthly 60-minute massage costs $100 a month, $1,200 a year, or about $3.29 a day. Every two weeks is about $217 a month. Every style is the same price, and hot stones and aromatherapy are included, so the only things that change the cost are how often you come and how long you stay.
| How often | Visits a year | Per year | Per month | Per day |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Every other month | 6 | $600 | $50 | $1.64 |
| Once a month | 12 | $1,200 | $100 | $3.29 |
| Every 3 weeks | 17 | $1,700 | $142 | $4.66 |
| Every 2 weeks | 26 | $2,600 | $217 | $7.12 |
A 90-minute session is $140 and a two-hour session is $180; the calculator above handles both. Not sure how often you need to come? The visit planner suggests a rhythm for your goal and work day.
Why compare it with what tension costs you?
People tend to weigh a massage against nothing at all. But stiffness and pain usually cost something already: pain relievers and heat wraps, an evening lost to a headache, a short night’s sleep, or a slow afternoon at work. Only you know those numbers, so the calculator asks for your estimates and does the math. It does not promise that massage will remove them; results vary from person to person.
Ways to make a routine easier to afford
Choose the session length you need rather than the longest one; an hour covers one or two problem areas well. Space visits to match your goal, closer together at first for chronic pain, then monthly. And book the next visit before you leave so it actually happens. For prices and what is included, see the massage prices page.
Questions
Massage cost questions
How much is a massage at Work Well Massage?
Every style costs the same: $100 for 60 minutes, $140 for 90 minutes and $180 for 120 minutes. Hot stones and aromatherapy are included at no extra charge. Book online or call or text Jessie at (208) 410-4005.
Is a monthly massage worth it?
Many people find a monthly visit keeps tension from building up and catches small problems early. Whether it is worth it depends on how much stiffness or pain is costing you now; the calculator above lets you compare using your own numbers.
Is a 90-minute massage better value?
It costs $40 more than an hour and adds 30 minutes, which helps when you have several problem areas or want deep work plus time for the rest of your body. For one or two areas, 60 minutes is usually enough.
More free tools
Plan the rest of your visit
Massage Match
Four quick questions and you get the massage style that fits what your body needs, with the price and a booking link.
Tension Map
Tap where it hurts and how much. Get a session note to text Jessie before you arrive, plus the style that suits it.
How Often Should I Get a Massage?
A visit planner for your goal, your work and your pain level, with a monthly cost estimate and a calendar reminder.
Aromatherapy Blend Builder
Pick a mood and the scents you like. Get a three-oil blend to ask for in your massage, plus a home diffuser recipe and safety notes.
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Start your routine
Book your first session online, or call or text Jessie to talk through a plan.