Mobile reflexologist visiting clients

Take reflexology to clients' homes, workplaces and care settings with a portable treatment kit.

Therapist applying pressure to a client's foot during a reflexology session.
Startup cost£500 to £2.5k
Monthly revenue£400 to £2.5k
Time needed6+ h/week
First incomeWeeks
  • £500-2.5k
  • Side hustle
  • Out and about

Estimates for a small start in the UK, not guarantees.

What it is

Reflexology delivered where the client is, using a portable chair or couch, towels and oils. Visits may be to homes, offices, wellbeing days or care homes.

Your first three steps

  1. Check your qualification and look at insurance that covers treating clients at their own premises
  2. Buy a portable couch or chair and a tidy kit bag, then set a travel-friendly price list for your area
  3. Contact local offices, care homes and wellbeing groups to offer a short taster session
Who pays

Busy professionals, older or less mobile people, employers running wellbeing events and care homes.

How it makes money

A price per visit that covers your travel, plus short taster sessions at workplace events or fixed-fee visits for care homes.

Skills that help
  • Recognised reflexology technique
  • Friendly, professional manner in other people's spaces
  • Time and travel planning
  • Simple marketing to local employers
Watch out for
  • Public liability and professional indemnity insurance that covers visits away from your base
  • Personal safety when visiting new clients, such as sharing your diary with someone you trust
  • Care homes and employers may ask for a DBS check or proof of insurance, so check what they need
  • Travel time and fuel costs can eat into earnings, so price carefully
  • Avoid health claims and know when to refer clients to a GP

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Questions people ask

How much does it cost to start a mobile reflexology business?

Startup costs are typically around £500 to £2,500, depending on your portable chair or couch, your insurance, your training and your marketing. Treat this as an estimate and check current prices before you buy.

How much can a mobile reflexologist earn?

Monthly revenue is typically around £400 to £2,500, depending on how many visits you book, your prices and how far you travel. Travel time and fuel can eat into earnings, so price carefully. It can start at around 6 hours a week.

What should I check before offering mobile reflexology visits?

Check that your public liability and professional indemnity insurance covers visits away from your base, and plan for personal safety with new clients. Care homes and employers may ask for a DBS check or proof of insurance. Avoid health claims.

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