Most people who mean to get a massage every month manage about four a year. A membership fixes that — the session is already paid for, so the only thing left to decide is when.
No app, no points, no tier you have to keep track of. One charge a month and a session waiting for you.
Three of them, below. The difference is how long your session is and how many you get.
Same date each month, same amount. Nothing to remember and nothing to renew.
Your session is already paid for. Pick a time and it’s yours — members see openings two weeks before everyone else.
Unused sessions roll over for 90 days, so a busy month doesn’t cost you anything.
Every plan works on any service — therapeutic, pregnancy or chair. Hot stone is included outright on two of them.
One 60-minute massage every month.
One 90-minute massage every month, any service.
Two 60-minute massages a month, or one 120-minute.
Month to month, no contract, cancel any time before your next charge. Guest passes are a 60-minute massage for someone who hasn’t been in before.
Sometimes no, and it’s worth saying so plainly. A membership only saves you money if you use it, and the whole industry is built on people who don’t.
The rule is simple: if you already come once a month or want to, a membership costs less than booking each time and gets you first pick of the calendar. If you come three or four times a year, don’t sign up — book when you need it, and put the difference toward a longer session.
Sessions roll over for ninety days so an odd busy month costs you nothing. But roll-over isn’t a savings account, and a plan you keep meaning to use is just a subscription.
No. It’s month to month. Cancel any time before your next charge and that’s the end of it — any sessions you’ve already paid for are still yours to use within their ninety days.
It rolls over and stays available for ninety days. So if you skip February you have until roughly May to use it. After ninety days an unused session expires.
Yes. Your session works on therapeutic, pregnancy or chair massage. On The Restore and The Sanctuary the hot stone upgrade is included at no charge; on The Monthly Unwind you’d pay the difference, minus your member discount.
Yes — your membership covers its length and you pay the difference on anything longer, with your member discount applied. A Monthly Unwind member booking 90 minutes pays the gap between the two, not the full price.
The monthly session is yours. Guest passes are how you bring someone else — two a year on The Restore, four on The Sanctuary — and they cover a 60-minute massage for anyone who hasn’t been in before.
The calendar opens to members two weeks before it opens to everyone else. In practice that means Saturday-adjacent times and after-work slots are available to you while they still exist.
A gift certificate is the better way to do that — it doesn’t commit anyone to a monthly charge they didn’t choose. If they like it, they can start a membership themselves.
Yes. Member appointments follow the same rules as any other — 24 hours notice and the session goes back into your account, inside 24 hours and half of it is retained. Full policy.
Come in for a single massage first and decide afterward. Nobody here will push you toward a plan while you’re face-down on the table.