Massage therapists · Nelson, Nelson Tasman
Booking software for massage therapists in Nelson
Massage in Nelson has two rhythms. Locals book regular remedial work to keep going in physical jobs across horticulture, the trades and the port, while summer brings visitors fresh off the Abel Tasman Coast Track or a day on the bike who want a treatment at short notice. BookAndGo puts both groups on one booking page that shows only the times you really have.
Each treatment has its own length, and you can add a buffer after it for linen, notes and a breather, so a ninety-minute session never runs straight into the next client.
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 Nelson massage therapists
Summer is busy and the shoulder seasons are quieter, so plenty of therapists here change their hours through the year. Adjust your working week or add special hours for a single weekend and the booking page follows. A waitlist catches anyone who could not find a time on a full Saturday, so a late cancellation still turns into a treatment.
Many Nelson therapists work from a home studio or a shared room in town. If you share a room, setting fixed start times makes it plain which hours belong to you, and clients only ever see the times the room is yours.
Nelson therapists see port and seafood-processing workers, orchard and hop workers from Motueka and the Waimea Plains, cyclists off the Great Taste Trail and walkers back from the Abel Tasman. Port Nelson is the largest fishing port in Australasia, and the shift work there keeps a steady stream of physical-work clients coming.
Summer brings visitors who want a treatment during their stay, often booking for the same or next day. Locals want a regular time, and many retirees in Richmond and Stoke book well ahead.
BookAndGo lets visitors book for later the same day, lets regulars keep a repeating booking, and asks injury questions while the client books.
Nelson Tasman's horticulture runs on seasons: hops and apples around Motueka and the Waimea Plains need picking and packing in late summer and autumn, and the work is hard on backs and shoulders. Cyclists on the Great Taste Trail and walkers back from the Abel Tasman book after their trip, often for the next day. Retirees in Richmond and Stoke, a large group here, prefer weekday mornings and regular times.
Frequently asked
Can a visitor book a treatment for later the same day?
You set the minimum notice. Keep it short and a visitor can book that afternoon; lengthen it if you would rather know your morning the night before.
Can I find out about injuries before someone's first treatment?
Add a few questions clients answer as they book. Their answers sit on the appointment, so you read them before the client walks in.
What if a regular can no longer make their time?
The emails they receive carry a link to move or cancel within your notice rules, and nobody needs an account to use it.
Can orchard workers book after work in harvest season?
Yes. Set later hours for those months with one-off special hours.
Can I keep notes on each client?
Yes. Each client record holds notes and booking history.
Cyclists finish the trail and want a treatment the next day. Can they book that quickly?
Yes. Set your minimum booking notice to suit, and next-day times stay bookable on your page.
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