Mobile thai massage therapist

Busy professionals, people with desk-related aches, active people and small businesses booking short sessions for staff.

A fixed price per session (often 60, 90 or 120 minutes), with extra for travel outside your core area. Repeat clients and workplace visits help fill your diary.

• Recognised Thai massage training
• Good communication and a calm manner
• Physical stamina and good body mechanics
• Diary and travel planning

• Treatment and public liability insurance
• Some councils may require a licence or registration for massage, check with your local council
• Personal safety when visiting new clients, consider sharing your diary with someone you trust
• Using a client consultation form and knowing when not to treat, such as certain medical conditions
• Physical strain, so pace your bookings

Startup costs are typically estimated at around £500 to £3,000, depending on your equipment, insurance and how much you spend on training and marketing. A portable mat or table keeps costs lower than renting premises.

Monthly revenue is typically estimated at around £400 to £3,000, depending on how many sessions you book and your prices. Physical strain is real, so pace your bookings when planning what you can realistically take on.

Some councils may require a licence or registration for massage, so check with your local council. Also check treatment and public liability insurance, using a client consultation form, knowing when not to treat, and personal safety when visiting new clients.