Frequently Asked Questions

• Q. How does office massage actually work?

  A therapist brings a portable chair to your Brighton office and works through short sessions, usually 10 to 30 minutes each, so a single therapist can get through as many as 24 people in a day.

• Q. Why are Brighton companies taking this up?

  With so many creative agencies and tech firms competing for talent here, perks like onsite massage have become a straightforward way to stand out as an employer. It’s low effort to arrange and fits neatly into the working day.

• Q. Which parts of Brighton do you visit?

  Everywhere from the city centre and North Laine to Hove and the seafront, plus out towards Worthing and Lewes. Get in touch with your location and we’ll confirm.

• Q. How far in advance do we need to book?

  We can often turn bookings around at short notice, but the earlier you reach out, the better your chance of securing the date and therapist you want.

• Q. Can we set this up as a regular thing?

  Plenty of Brighton clients do exactly that, weekly, fortnightly or monthly, and ongoing bookings come with a reduced rate.

• Q. What does it cost?

  Pricing depends on how long each session runs and how many staff are taking part. Send us your numbers and we’ll quote accordingly.

• Q. What's the process for booking?

  Just let us know your date, headcount and location, and we’ll take care of matching a therapist and confirming the details. You provide the space and the attendee list.

• Q. Will staff need to get changed?

  Not at all. Both chair and desk massage happen fully clothed, so there’s no disruption to anyone’s day.

• Q. Can you cover events, not just day-to-day office bookings?

  Yes, we’re regularly booked for Brighton conferences, launches and exhibitions alongside standard workplace sessions.

• Q. What's the maximum number of people you can see?

  Around 24 in a single day per therapist, depending on how long each slot runs. For bigger teams, we can bring in more than one therapist at once.

• Q. Which industries do you typically work with?

  Creative studios, tech companies, education providers, hospitality businesses and professional services, among others. If your team spends a lot of time at desks, this tends to work well.

• Q. What about hybrid teams who aren't always in?

  We can time sessions around whichever days your team is in the office, and can also talk through virtual wellbeing options for anyone working remotely.

• Q. Does this fit within our health and safety obligations?

  Our therapists are qualified, insured, and DBS checked where relevant, so this slots into standard workplace health and safety requirements without issue.

• Q. Does this tie into other wellbeing initiatives?

  It often does. Brighton clients frequently pair massage sessions with things like yoga, mindfulness workshops or nutrition talks as part of a wider wellbeing plan.

• Q. Can sessions run outside typical office hours?

  Yes, early mornings, evenings and weekends can all be arranged, particularly useful for events or shift-based teams.