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Booking, notes and payments for UK massage therapists. Flat fee, no commission

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| Website | codegres.org | massagehub.app |
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| Company | — | Startup from the United Kingdom · 1 - 9 employees · 2026 |
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MassageHub is practice-management software for UK solo and mobile massage therapists, built by a working therapist. It brings online booking, client management, encrypted SOAP notes, intake forms, Stripe payments and two-way Google Calendar sync into one tool that works on web, iPhone and...
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As answered by people managing Codegres.org and MassageHub.app.
MassageHub.app's answer:
No commission, ever. Flat fee. What the client pays, the therapist keeps, no percentage, no "platform fee," no payment margin disguised as something else.
MassageHub.app's answer:
Mobile / travel-first. Smart travel buffers and postcode service areas are built in, not an afterthought, the only one in the category designed around a mobile diary.
MassageHub.app's answer:
Solo mobile massage therapists based in the UK
MassageHub.app's answer:
Built by a massage therapist. Not a generic salon tool with massage bolted on. The workflows match how therapists actually work
MassageHub.app's answer:
Web app using Next.js . Native iOS and Android apps
MassageHub.app's answer:
Solo massage therapists
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