Office Massage in London, At Your Desk

Fifteen minutes each, clothes on, at their own desks in their own chairs. Simple to set up, and one therapist works through three people an hour.
13 London therapists trained in office massage
Email us about your team

Quoted per booking. Tell us how many people and when, and we will come back the same day.

★★★★★ 4.97/5 from 12,012 reviews, and massaging London since 2009

Woman receiving an office chair massage in London at work

What is office massage?

Office massage is on-site massage for a workplace, worked through clothing with no oil. Each person has ten, fifteen or twenty minutes on their head, neck, shoulders and upper back, seated at their own desk in their own chair. Setting up is simple, and one therapist treats about three people an hour at fifteen minutes each, taking a short break between people.

Pressure

Medium

3 out of 5

Firm enough to work into tension, comfortable throughout.

How long
10 min each
15 min most booked
20 min each

Per person, and you choose the length. Fifteen minutes is where most teams land, which is three people an hour for each therapist.

Also called
  • Corporate massage
  • Chair massage
  • On-site massage
  • Desk massage

We come to your workplace, anywhere in London, and to events and conference stands too.

Your therapists

13 London therapists trained in office massage

Independent, qualified, insured, and met in person before we let them near a client.

What people say about our office massage therapists

Had a massage today with Berry and it was wonderful. Just the right amount of pressure and found the whole experience so relaxing Thanks Berry I will be arranging another massage soon.

Martin, Harrow
Verified booking

An exceptional massage from Zelda. Super professional, great skills. Very thoughtful. Would highly recommend.

Sam, London
Verified booking

Lusine is great and I recommend her for her for her expertise, comfort and warm personaility.

Richard, HA6 2DN
Verified booking

Bonnie was absolutely amazing. Great massage very professional and relaxing. Already booked her multiple times!

Jezul, West London
Verified booking

I’ve had 3 massages from Melania so far. She has a fantastic skill of finding the knots and working hard on them whilst it still being an extremely relaxing massage. Melania really helped relieve my shoulder and neck tension. I felt so good afterwards and slept very well. Really looking forward to booking her again!

Phillippa, North london
Verified booking
★★★★★

Rated Outstanding

Average 4.97/5 from 12,012 reviews

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Office Massage

How it works on the day

Straightforward, and far less disruptive than most people picture before they have booked one.

  • Your therapist works at each person's own desk, in the chair they are already sitting in
  • Ten, fifteen or twenty minutes each, on head, neck, shoulders and upper back
  • Everyone stays fully clothed and no oil is used, so nobody has to change
  • About three people an hour per therapist, run off a sign-up sheet
  • More than one therapist for a bigger team, working at the same time

Nothing has to be carried in or plugged in, which is most of the reason the desk format works so well in an office. Proper massage chairs suit an event or a conference stand better, and we can bring those instead when you would rather have them.

Even five minutes on shoulders, hands and arms helps head off the repetitive strain injury that comes of typing all day, which is why this is one of the more sensible things a London office can put its wellbeing budget into.

A woman in a sleeveless top leaning face-forward into a portable massage chair while a therapist works her shoulder
Is it right for you

Who office massage suits

Worth booking if

  • Your team sit at screens all day and it shows in their shoulders
  • You want a wellbeing benefit people actually use rather than one they forget
  • You have an event or a conference stand and want something that draws a queue
  • You are marking a hard quarter and a card feels thin
  • You would rather nobody had to leave the building for it

Mention it when you book if

  • A busy open-plan floor can put people off, so a quieter corner helps
  • Someone has a recent injury or surgery, which they should mention first
  • You are booking for a large team, in which case we will send more than one therapist
  • Somebody is pregnant, since sitting forward is not always comfortable
  • You want full-body treatments, which need a different setup entirely
What to expect

What happens during office massage

Below is how a day of it runs. A lunchtime or a full day follows the same shape, with more or less of the middle.

  1. Before the day

    A list and a contact

    A sign-up sheet so people have a slot rather than a queue, and somebody on the day we can check in with. We will tell you how many slots the hours give you.

  2. On arrival

    Simple to set up

    No chair to assemble, no plug and no room to hire. Your therapist finds whoever is coordinating and starts at the first desk on the list.

  3. Through the day

    Fifteen minutes each

    Head, neck, shoulders and upper back, through clothing. People carry on with their day looser and, going by what managers tell us afterwards, noticeably better company.

  4. Afterwards

    No clearing up

    There is nothing to pack away and no oil anywhere, so the floor goes back to normal the moment the last person stands up.

For your team

Booking for a team or an event

Office massage does not go through the normal online booking, because every one of them is different. Numbers, hours, how many therapists, whether it is a regular monthly thing or a one-off for an event.

Email us with roughly how many people and when, and we will come back with a plan and a price, usually the same day and always within 24 hours. We have done this for companies of every size since 2009, along with trade stands and conferences, where a massage chair reliably draws a longer queue than anything else on the floor.

Among the London organisations we have run office massage for: Yahoo, the University of London, American Express, TUI, Mill Hill School, the Hampton Court Palace Festival, the East End Film Festival, Professional Beauty London and OpRisk Europe.

Logos of past corporate clients: Yahoo, University of London, American Express, Hampton Court Palace Festival, East End Film Festival, Professional Beauty London, TUI, OpRisk Europe and Mill Hill School
What it costs

Indicative pricing

Every booking is quoted on its own, because the number of people, the hours and the address all move it. These are the shapes most of them take.

£85

per therapist per hour, plus VAT.
Minimum 2 hours.

Up to 9 people

1 therapist, 3 hours on site, at fifteen minutes each

£255 + VAT

Up to 24 people

2 therapists, 4 hours each, at fifteen minutes each

£680 + VAT

What the rate covers

  • Travel anywhere in London, and the scheduling behind it
  • Fully insured therapists who work in offices regularly
  • A sign-up sheet and a running order, so nobody queues
  • Invoiced after the day, payable within seven days, no deposit

Worth knowing

Massage chairs are £60 each per day if you want them, though most offices do not, since the desk format needs no equipment.

Where a booking splits over a day, the gap between sessions is charged at half rate, £42.50 an hour, and we keep the same therapists for both.

Booking us monthly or every other month brings the rate down and gets you first pick of dates.

Coverage

Office Massage across London

Wherever your office is, someone covers it, and we travel across London at no extra charge.

Questions

Common questions about office massage

It is charged per therapist per hour rather than per person, and the indicative rate with two worked examples is further up this page. Email us with rough numbers and a date and we will price it properly, usually the same day.

Every question we get asked, in one place

Medically and professionally reviewed by Katarzyna Piatkowska, ITEC qualified massage therapist, August 2025.