Word of mouth is how this practice got built — in a town this size it’s the only advertising that ever really worked. If you send someone in, you both get something out of it. No catch, no points to collect.
$20
off their first massage — any service, any length.
$20
credit on your account, once they’re off the table.
No card to carry, no code to memorize, no app. Send a link and forget about it.
Text it, email it, or drop it in the group chat. It’s yours for good.
The $20 comes off at checkout. First-time clients only — that part does get checked.
Your credit lands after their appointment is finished, not when it’s booked. Keeps it honest.
“Marla just came in — $20 is on your account.” It applies itself next time you book.
Pop in the email or mobile number you book with and we’ll pull up your personal referral link. Already know your code? It’s at the bottom of every appointment confirmation.
Anyone who books through this link gets $20 off automatically — they don’t have to remember a code, and you don’t have to chase it.
A recommendation from someone who has actually been on the table is worth more than any advert Jessica could buy, and it costs less. That’s the whole arrangement — the money that would have gone on advertising goes to the two of you instead.
There’s no cap and no expiry on how many people you send. If five of your friends come in, that’s $100 sitting on your account.
“Fantastic massage and a great environment. Do yourself a favor and go see Jessica.”
Michael C. · May 2026As many as you like. Credit stacks and there’s no cap — send five people in and that’s $100 on your account.
After their appointment is completed, not when they book it. If they cancel or no-show, nothing is issued — but their $20 stays on their account for whenever they rebook.
It sits on your account for a year from the day it lands, and you’ll get a reminder well before then.
Someone who has never had an appointment here. Household members count separately, so spouses referring each other is fine.
Yes — it comes off your next monthly charge on any membership plan.
No. Gift certificates have to be bought outright so the balance stays clean for whoever receives it.
Your $20 comes off any service at any length. It doesn’t stack on top of a membership discount on the same booking — you’d use whichever leaves you better off, which is usually the credit.
Put your email or mobile in above and it’ll come straight back up. It never changes, so the one you sent someone last year still works.
You need a first appointment before you have anyone to refer. That part is straightforward.