Massage therapy practices

Websites, branding & SEO
for massage therapists.

Scowty builds the brand, logo, and website for massage therapists and bodywork practices, then runs the monthly SEO and AI-search work that keeps you showing up when someone searches Google or asks ChatGPT for a deep tissue, sports, or prenatal massage nearby. Built for solo therapists and small practices, entirely online.

Serving massage therapists and bodywork practices across the United States, entirely online.

01What your site needs

What a massage therapy site has to
get right.

01

A page for each kind of massage

Someone searching for a sports massage or a prenatal massage wants a page about that, with what it helps, how long it runs, and what it costs. Scowty writes one for each modality you offer, in your voice, for you to approve.

02

Booking in one tap

Most clients book from a phone, often with a sore back. Your booking link, your number, your hours, and your location or mobile service area sit at the top of every page, connected to the booking tool you already use.

03

Credentials and what to expect

Your license, your training, and a short page on what a first session is like. Clients want to know who they are trusting with their body, and those details are what help turn a search into a booking.

04

Found by Google and by AI assistants

Asking ChatGPT or Gemini for a massage therapist is now ordinary. The $49/month plan tracks whether your practice is named, publishes content in your voice, and shows you who the AI assistants recommended instead of you.

02How it works

Dream it.
Build it.

Brand, website, and the monthly work that keeps massage therapists found. Start at step one and Scowty guides you the rest of the way.

I

Tell Scowty about your practice

Your name, where you work or the area you travel to, the kinds of massage you offer, and who you most like to help. A short chat is all it takes, and a brand direction appears in under a minute.

II

Approve your brand, logo, and site

Scowty drafts your brand story, six logo options, and a full practice website with a page per modality, your rates, and a link to your booking tool. You review every page and nothing goes live until you say so.

III

Stay found, month after month

The monthly plan audits your site, publishes blog posts and Google Business posts you approve, tracks whether ChatGPT and Gemini recommend you, and emails you a report.

04Getting found

The searches we work to get you
found for.

What your customers type

Clients search by modality and by place. These are the kinds of questions, on Google and inside the AI assistants, that the monthly plan works to put your practice in the answer to.

  • massage near me
  • deep tissue massage in [your city]
  • sports massage near me
  • prenatal massage in [your city]
  • best massage therapist in [your city]
  • mobile massage near me
  • massage for back pain near me
  • massage membership in [your city]
  • lymphatic drainage massage near me

Massage and bodywork services we build pages for.

Every modality gets its own page, written for the client who is searching for it. Solo therapists and small practices, including:

  • Deep tissue massage
  • Swedish massage
  • Sports massage
  • Prenatal massage
  • Medical and clinical massage
  • Trigger point therapy
  • Myofascial release
  • Lymphatic drainage
  • Hot stone massage
  • Mobile and in-home massage
  • Chair massage for workplaces
  • Memberships and packages

05Scowty research

Half of Florida’s dentists never come up in AI search.
Do you?

We asked ChatGPT and Google Gemini to recommend a dentist in all 67 Florida counties, 2,412 questions across 2,327 practices. 50.4% were never recommended once, including 295 practices with 500 or more Google reviews. Your customers ask the same assistants for a massage therapist. The free report shows whether you are in the answer.

06Questions

Massage therapists questions,
answered.

How much does a massage therapy website cost?
Wellness marketing agencies typically quote a few thousand dollars for a website, and many add a monthly retainer. Scowty builds your brand and website for a flat $499 (the brand story alone is $99), and the bundle with three months of SEO and AI-search work is $549. The monthly plan that keeps your practice found is $49. Every build includes a free logo and a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Can clients book sessions through the site?
Yes, through the booking tool you already use. Scowty links every service page and the button at the top of the site to your booking provider, so a client goes from reading about deep tissue massage to picking a time in one tap. Scowty does not run its own booking system, so your calendar stays where it is.
I do mobile massage. Can the site show my service area?
Yes. The site can carry a service area page naming the neighborhoods and towns you travel to, alongside or instead of a studio address, and your monthly Google Business posts can speak to those areas too.
Who writes the content for my massage website?
Scowty drafts your brand story and every modality page from your answers to a short set of questions, in your voice and in plain language a client understands. Nothing on the site is medical advice, and nothing publishes until you approve it. You can edit any line yourself or ask for a change.
I already have a website. Can you work with it?
Yes. The $49/month SEO and AI-search plan works with the site you have. It audits the site, drafts blog posts and Google Business posts in your practice's voice for you to approve and publish, tracks whether ChatGPT and Gemini name your practice, and sends a monthly report. Start with the free AI visibility report to see where your practice stands.
Do AI assistants recommend massage therapists?
They do, and most practices are missing. When we asked ChatGPT and Google Gemini to recommend a dentist in every Florida county, half of the state's 2,327 dental practices were never recommended once, including practices with hundreds of reviews. People ask the same assistants for a massage therapist. The free report shows whether your practice comes up today and the two changes most likely to fix it.
Do you work with a solo therapist?
Yes. Scowty is priced for a solo massage therapist, a therapist renting a room in a wellness studio, or a small practice. Everything runs online through a short chat, so you can build between sessions. If you would rather talk to a person, click Talk to Scowty on any page and ask for a human, or email hello@scowty.com.

Scowty uses AI to draft your brand, logo, website, and monthly content from your answers. You review and approve everything before it goes live, and everything Scowty makes for you is yours. License and training details on your site are shown as you supply them. Scowty does not verify them.

Ready to get your practice online?
Start free.

Tell Scowty about your practice and get a free brand direction in under a minute, no account needed.