Advice · November 3, 2026
How much does a massage therapist website cost in 2026?
A massage therapist's website usually costs somewhere between about $12 and $160 a month with a builder, and the bigger cost is your own time. Done-for-you services charge more per month or upfront in exchange for doing the work. These are the prices we read on each company's own pricing page on November 3, 2026, before tax. They change, so check before you decide.
Website builders: you do the work
- Squarespace: $12 to $36 a month depending on the plan, lowest when paid yearly.
- Wix: a free plan, then about $18 to $160 a month paid yearly, shown in US dollars, with prices that vary by country.
Practice software with a website
- Jane: plans from $59 CAD a month, with Jane Websites a further $59 CAD a month per clinic. You are mostly paying for the practice software, so this makes sense if you want Jane anyway.
Done for you
This is where someone else builds and looks after the site. Prices are less standard, so read what is included. We charge a one-time build fee and then a monthly plan, and our pricing page shows both. Theo, an AI service you direct through chat, lists $29.99 to $129.99 a month with no upfront fee.
Costs people forget
- Your domain name, usually paid yearly.
- Online booking, if your website plan does not include it.
- Photos of your own space and team, which do more for a practice site than stock photos.
- Your own hours. Writing, building and updating a site takes real time, and it comes out of your evenings.
How to decide
If you enjoy this kind of work and have the time, a builder is the cheapest way to get a good site. If you have started one and not finished it, that tells you something, and paying to have it done will likely cost less than another year without a working site.
Sources: Squarespace pricing, Wix plans, Jane pricing, Theo pricing.