Foot Reflexology Pricing

Sixty minutes, $85. Ninety minutes, $125. Most of this page is about the hour, and the hour deserves an explanation rather than just a number.

Start with what the figure covers. An hour of undivided attention from a therapist who holds a current Utah license, in a room with the door shut, working both feet through a full sequence. No product is sold to you afterward and nothing is bundled in that you did not ask for. Evenings, weekends and holidays carry the identical rate, so a Saturday at nine at night costs what a Tuesday at eleven in the morning costs. Nobody here runs memberships, prepaid packages, or a cheap first visit that quietly resets higher.

Now the shorter-session question, which comes up constantly. We do not offer thirty minutes of reflexology. Chair-format foot sessions are sold around the valley at lower prices and for many people they are exactly right, but they are a different thing from this. Working two feet properly takes the hour, and halving it would mean removing most of the reason to book. So the shortest session on this page is the hour, and we would rather say that than pretend to a flexibility we do not have.

Extras can be attached when the appointment is made. Cupping, $20. Hot stones, $20. CBD, $30. A half hour in the infrared sauna, $30, which happens outside the treatment itself and therefore stretches your total visit instead of shortening the hour you paid for. None of these are decided at checkout; they go on with the reservation. Undecided about the sauna, book without and raise it when you arrive.

People ask for the totals rather than the components, so here they are. Hot stones on top of the hour comes to $105 at the desk. Cupping lands at $105. CBD puts you at $115, and the sauna at $115. Cupping and hot stones at once is $125. Cupping and CBD together reaches $135, and hot stones with the sauna reaches $135. Take CBD and the sauna together and the visit is $145.

Wanting more time is best solved with a second appointment, not a padded first one. The Japanese head spa runs sixty minutes at $100 and covers the opposite end of the body, which is why it is the pairing people book most. Swedish, deep tissue, sports, shiatsu and ashiatsu run $85 an hour and do carry 90-minute and two-hour options if a full body session is what you were actually after. Add a sixty-minute Swedish to this hour and you are looking at $170 and a serious portion of an afternoon.

Gift cards take any value between $25 and $500. Delivery is immediate, there is no expiry date, and $85 buys precisely one sixty-minute session with no remainder. Load $105 instead and the recipient can add hot stones without thinking about it.

Tipping is separate from the session price and always optional. Twenty percent is the standard across service businesses, we recommend it, and nobody at this desk will steer you, hover, or look at what you wrote.

One rule has money attached, so read it before you plan your week rather than after. Cancel with fewer than 24 hours before your start time and the session is not refunded. Anything earlier is fine, so pick up the phone the moment your day falls apart.

For current availability, a gift card in an amount not listed here, or a question about how a two-service booking would be priced, call the number at the top of the page. A person answers it.