01
Session lengths compete
Different modalities and durations create conflicts when the appointment book lacks reliable availability checks.
Built for session-based care
Protect therapist energy and client continuity
Massage studios coordinate modality fit, variable session lengths, repeat cadence, and therapist workload throughout the week.
02
Return cadence fades
Membership and visit context become harder to use when the client's earlier sessions are not close to booking.
03
Workload is difficult to read
Operations need a common view of appointments and therapist activity without interrupting the treatment day.
Massage operations, in rhythm
Connect modality booking with therapist workload
Five views help reception, therapists, and studio leaders work from the same appointment foundation.
Session calendar
Coordinate modalities, durations, and therapist time
Review current appointments and availability in one calendar while conflict prevention protects the configured session window.
Client booking
Publish configured modalities with available sessions
Use a public booking page to present the massage studio's service menu and current appointment availability.
Session history
Keep prior visits near the next booking
Client profiles and appointment history provide operational context for repeat cadence and the next configured service choice.
Therapist and service setup
Align each practitioner with the studio menu
Manage therapist profiles and services so reception can understand the configured team and its modality offering.
Studio reporting
Review appointments, revenue, and workload together
Analytics and reports surface current booking, team, and revenue signals for the studio's operational review.
Session language included
A workspace grounded in massage operations
Therapists, modalities, treatment rooms, memberships, client preferences, bodywork, and appointments remain connected.
- Massage therapist
- Modality
- Session
- Treatment room
- Client preference
- Membership
- Appointment
- Bodywork
- Service menu
Solution walkthrough
See Orya bring your salon operations into focus
Watch the dashboard demo to see Orya's operational home base in action: revenue and booking KPIs, schedule visibility, team workload, recent appointments, and reporting signals for day-to-day decisions.
Plans & pricing
Simple pricing for every salon size
Start with Basic for scheduling essentials, grow into Pro, or scale with Business. Expand Pro and Business with modular add-ons when you need marketing automation or AI.
Roughly two months free on annual billing
Basic
For solo operators who want scheduling essentials without the full salon suite.
$29.00/month
- 1 user per salon
- Online booking calendar
- Client records
- Service catalog
- Staff management
- Dashboard essentials
- Payments & billing settings
- Weekly billing available
Business
For multi-location teams that need unlimited users and stronger operational scale.
$199.00/month
- Everything in Pro
- Unlimited users
- Multi-location management
- Team permissions
- Advanced reporting
- Modular add-on expansion
Pro
For owner-led salons ready to manage bookings, teams, and core operations in one place.
$99.00/month
- 1–10 users per salon
- Online booking calendar
- Client records
- Service catalog
- Product catalog
- Staff management
- Membership plans
- Inventory management
- Analytics & reporting
- Public booking page
All plans include free updates, GDPR-ready infrastructure, and a consistent experience across desktop, tablet, and mobile. Need something different? Talk to our team.
Released operating core
A session workflow based on current capabilities
Orya's scheduling, profiles, services, memberships, analytics, and reports support the story without claiming intake forms, room allocation, or live notifications.
Session scheduling
Appointment management, availability, and conflict prevention support configured therapist time.
Return relationships
Client history and memberships keep recurring operational context near booking.
Workload review
Staff profiles, analytics, and reports bring studio activity into a common view.
Massage studio software FAQ
Answers for session-led teams
Scope for modalities, therapist calendars, repeat clients, memberships, and reporting.
Yes. The configured service menu can represent distinct massage offerings and their booking setup.
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