Which massage should you book?
There are fifteen of them, and what separates them is how hard they press and what they are for. The price is the same whichever you pick, from £59 an hour. If you already know what you want, you can book a mobile massage in London without picking a treatment first.
★★★★★ 4.97/5 from 12,012 reviews, and massaging London since 2009
You are stressed rather than injured, and you want an hour or two off
Light to medium From £59
You sit at a desk all day and your neck and shoulders have paid for it
Firm From £59
You want something that feels different from every massage you have had
Medium From £59
You feel stiff rather than sore, and movement has quietly got harder
Firm From £59
You get headaches, and they start in your neck and shoulders
Light to medium From £59
A physio has given you a plan and you want help getting through it
Firm From £59
You want firm work but with more warmth and flow than deep tissue
Firm From £59
You are on your feet all day and they ache by the evening
Medium From £59
You have pulled or strained something and want it looked at properly
Very firm From £59
Your ankles, legs or hands swell, particularly by the end of the day
Light From £59
Your lower back has been aching for weeks and you cannot take much for it
Light to medium From £59
You want to improve skin texture on thighs, hips or the backs of your arms
Firm From £59
Your team sit at screens all day and it shows in their shoulders
Medium Quoted per booking
You are tired in a way that sleep has not fixed
Medium From £59
You are not sleeping and want something that helps you wind down properly
Light to medium From £59Tell us what is wrong and we will point you at one
Most people arrive knowing how they feel rather than what the treatment is called. If none of these is quite you, book whichever comes closest and say so when your therapist arrives. She will adjust what she does.
The same price whichever treatment you pick
Deep tissue costs what Swedish costs. You are paying for the therapist's time, so the only thing that changes the price is how long you book her for. No surge pricing, no upsells, and no charge for her getting to you unless you are in one of a few outer postcodes, which you will see before you pay.
Ninety minutes is what most people book. If you are not sure which suits you, we have written about picking a length, including roughly how the minutes get divided across the body.
What people say about their therapist
This is my third booking and every therapist so far has been great. Always on time and always professional. Will be back.
Nice and easy to book and Monika was just brilliant, honestly! She arrived on time, was friendly and the massage was exactly what I needed. Cheers
Worst experience ever. I fell asleep within 10 minutes and missed the whole thing.
Tang was really professional but also just easy going. No awkwardness at all, just a genuinely good treatment. Felt so much better afterwards. Thank you!
I asked for medium pressure and it was actually medium pressure which never happens! Elena checked in a couple of times too. Slept like a log.
My shoulders were in a state from non-stop work. My therapist was firm but not painful and really focused on my knots well. Thx.
Booked for a Sunday evening after a really long week. Just what I needed! Love that I didn't even have to leave my house - brilliant.
Booked a sports massage last minute after a run. Joana arrived within an hour and knew exactly where to focus. Totally excellent value at the price!
I wasn't sure about having a massage at home to be honest but it was great. I hate waiting rooms so this was perfect for me.
Eleni was very friendly, and did an excellent massage. I look forward to booking her again soon!
Mery was professional and on time. Her technique was thorough but also careful 🙏
Rated Outstanding
Average 4.97/5 from 12,012 reviews
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