Friday for massage therapists
You can't answer the phone mid-session, and a ringing phone ruins the room. Friday books the texts quietly, sends intake forms, and keeps your regulars on their usual rhythm.
Hi, any chance you have a 90 minute deep tissue this week? My back is wrecked from moving
FridayOh no, moving is brutal. Rachel has a 90-minute deep tissue Friday at 5:30. It's $140. Want it?
Yes please 🙏
FridayYou're booked. I've sent a short intake form so Rachel knows where to focus. Drink lots of water before you come in!
A massage therapist mid-session can't answer the phone, and shouldn't hear it ring. The room is supposed to be quiet. So texts pile up for an hour at a time, and people who wanted to book today book somewhere else.
What Friday handles for massage therapists
- Quiet booking. Every text answered in seconds, by someone who isn't in the room.
- Intake forms, sent ahead so you know about the injury, the pregnancy or the pressure preference before they're on the table.
- Your regulars' rhythm. The client who comes every three weeks gets a nudge at three weeks.
- Cancellations refilled from the people who wanted that slot.
- Gift cards, sold by text, especially before Mother's Day and the holidays.
Anything medical goes to you
If a client mentions a condition or an injury that affects the session, Friday passes it to you before the appointment. She doesn't give advice about it.
The room stays quiet
You focus on the person on the table. The business keeps booking in the background.