Massage therapists · Hawke's Bay

Booking software for massage therapists in Napier and Hastings

Massage therapists in Hawke's Bay look after locals, seasonal workers and visitors to the wine country. BookAndGo gives them all one booking page, with each treatment's own length and only the times that fit.

Ask your intake questions before a first treatment, keep a buffer between clients and let reminders go out by email.

A flat monthly price

No per-client fees and no commission on your bookings. Your bill doesn't climb as you grow.

GST invoices with your NZBN

Tax invoices with your GST number, your NZBN and a GST line, numbered in order and sent by email.

Email reminders + a waitlist

A confirmation and a reminder by email, with a link to reschedule or cancel, and a waitlist for the times that are taken.

Built for Hawke's Bay massage therapists

Physical work in the orchards, vineyards and packhouses keeps demand for remedial massage steady through the harvest, and visitors to the region's wineries book relaxation treatments on weekends. Different treatments for different days lets you set your week around both.

Hawke's Bay therapists see the strain of physical work. Orchard, packhouse and vineyard workers carry backs, shoulders and wrists through the harvest and pruning from spring, and many book remedial treatments to keep working. The Art Deco Festival in Napier each February and the wine and food events bring visitors who book relaxation treatments.

Clients come in from Havelock North, Taradale and further out, often booking ahead and combining a treatment with other errands. Weekends suit relaxation work, weekdays suit remedial clients, and the Hawke's Bay Anniversary long weekend in October is when many therapists close.

BookAndGo lets you split relaxation and remedial work by day, ask about injuries while the client books, and let regulars keep a monthly booking. Every booking sends an email reminder the day before.

Seasonal workers under the RSE scheme from the Pacific arrive for the apple harvest, and pruning and thinning work runs from spring, so physical strain in the region's workforce follows the orchard calendar. Some therapists keep a later evening or a Sunday during harvest for workers who cannot come during the day. Visitors in town for the Art Deco Festival or the wine and food events book relaxation treatments on short notice, often for the same day.

Frequently asked

I want relaxation treatments on weekends and remedial work on weekdays. Can I split them?

Yes. Limit each service to the days you do it, and it only appears on your booking page on those days.

Many of my clients do physical work in orchards and packhouses. Can I ask about injuries first?

Yes. Add questions to answer while booking, such as where it hurts and what work they do, and the answers sit on the appointment before they arrive.

Clients drive in from Havelock North, Taradale and further out. Can they get a reminder the day before?

Yes. An email reminder goes out before each appointment, with a link to change the booking within your notice rules if the drive no longer works.

My regulars like a monthly treatment. Can they keep it without rebooking each time?

Yes. A repeating booking holds a monthly time, and each treatment stays its own appointment you can move on its own.

Can I open extra hours during the Art Deco Festival?

Yes. Add one-off special hours for the festival days, and they appear on your booking page straight away.

Can harvest workers book a treatment late in the day?

Yes. Set later hours on the days you choose, and only those days show evening times.

Can visitors book a treatment for later the same day during festival weekend?

Yes. Set a short minimum booking notice, and same-day times stay bookable for as long as you have room.

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