Free Invoice Template for Massage Therapists

    Session-based invoicing with modality, intake notes, and re-book.

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    What is a massage therapist invoice?

    An massage therapist invoice is the bill you send a customer AFTER the work is done. It lists every part, labor charge, and tax, and tells the customer what they owe and how to pay.

    What every massage therapist invoice should include

    • License # (LMT)
    • Modality (Swedish/deep/sports)
    • Intake notes (HIPAA-mindful)
    • Package balance
    • Tip line

    Massage therapist pricing reference (US, 2026)

    Common massage therapist line items. National averages — adjust for your local market.

    60-min massage$80–$160
    90-min massage$120–$220
    Deep tissue add-on$15–$40
    Hot stone add-on$25–$60
    Package (5 sessions)$350–$750

    Massage therapist invoice tips that get you paid faster

    • Sell packages — discount + locked customer
    • Re-book at checkout, target 3–4 weeks
    • Insurance billing (auto/work comp) = different paperwork
    • Print LMT # on every invoice

    Massage therapist invoice FAQ

    Do I charge sales tax on massage work?

    Most US states tax parts/materials but exempt labor. Use Glo Invoice's per-line tax toggle so each massage line item is taxed correctly. Check your state — a few (HI, NM, SD, WV) tax services too.

    HSA / FSA eligible?

    Sometimes with a prescription. Print on invoice for customer reimbursement.

    Tip on massage?

    Standard 15–20%. Tip line on the invoice.

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