Your own page, free
Your page leads with treatments and prices, then a Book button where clients ask for a time and you approve it. If you do home visits, set the postcode you work from and how many miles you'll travel. A few photos of your room help nervous first timers, and reviews do the rest. Add your insurer as a badge, a notice banner for holidays, and your contact links.
Questions massage therapists ask
What should a massage therapist's invoice include?
Your name and business details, the client's name, the date of the session, an invoice number, the treatment, how many sessions, and the price. Add any home visit charge as a line of its own. Then the total, how to pay, and your bank details, which Easy Invoice puts on for you.
How do I invoice a block of massage sessions?
Use one line, such as Full body massage, and count the sessions: five at your price gives the total. Send it before the first session or after the last, whichever you agreed. Easy Invoice keeps the line and your price, so the next block is quicker to send.
Do massage therapists charge VAT?
Only if you're VAT registered, which you must be once taxable turnover passes £90,000 in 12 months. Below that, most sole traders don't charge it. If you do register, goud.work adds VAT to your invoices and shows your VAT number on each one.
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