Stretch Service Pricing — $99/hr

Stretch Service pricing is designed to be simple, transparent, and all-inclusive. When you book a stretch service session at $99/hr, that price covers everything: your certified therapist's time and expertise, travel to your location (anywhere in the United States), all professional equipment (mats, straps, bolsters, accessories), a comprehensive mobility assessment at the start of every session, 60 minutes of hands-on personalized stretching therapy, and post-session recommendations for maintaining your results between appointments.

There are no hidden fees. There is no setup charge. There is no equipment surcharge. There is no premium for hotel sessions, outdoor park sessions, or hard-to-reach locations. There is no tipping obligation (though tips are always appreciated). And there is no cancellation fee as long as you provide at least 4 hours notice. The $99/hr rate is the same whether your session takes place in a Manhattan penthouse, a suburban home in Texas, a hotel room in Florida, or an outdoor park in California. One price. Everywhere. All-inclusive.

For weekly clients, the math is even better. At $89/session (10% off), you save $10 on every session. Over a year of weekly stretch service sessions, that's $520 in savings — equivalent to more than five free sessions. Weekly clients also receive priority scheduling (you get first choice of time slots), same-therapist continuity (the same therapist every week who knows your body and tracks your progress), and a customized long-term treatment plan designed to produce cumulative results in flexibility, pain reduction, and overall mobility.

Corporate stretch service pricing is customized based on your organization's needs. Volume discounts apply for companies booking multiple sessions per week, and package pricing is available for ongoing programs. A typical corporate program might include weekly on-site sessions for 10-20 employees at a per-session rate significantly below the individual $99/hr price. Contact us about corporate wellness programs for a custom quote.

How does stretch service pricing compare to other options? Let's break it down. A typical stretching studio franchise charges $150-$250 per month for a membership that includes one or two sessions per week. These sessions happen at their location (not yours), on their schedule (not yours), and often in a semi-private or group format. At Stretch Service, $89/week for a private, mobile, one-on-one session at your location with your own dedicated therapist is a comparable or better value — with dramatically more convenience and personalization.

Physical therapy sessions typically cost $50-$150 out of pocket (after insurance copays) and require office visits, referrals, and appointment availability that can be limited. While stretch service is not a replacement for medical physical therapy, many clients use it as a maintenance and prevention tool that keeps them out of the PT office in the first place. At $99/hr with same-day availability and mobile service, stretch service fills a unique niche between clinical physical therapy and general wellness stretching.

Massage therapy in most US cities ranges from $120-$200/hr for a quality in-home session. Stretch service at $99/hr delivers comparable hands-on therapy time with a focus on mobility and flexibility rather than soft tissue manipulation. Many clients find that stretch service produces more lasting results for pain relief and range of motion than massage alone. Some clients book both — massage for relaxation and soft tissue work, and stretch service for flexibility and mobility gains.

Personal training sessions with a stretching component typically cost $80-$150/hr, but the stretching portion is usually just 10-15 minutes of a broader fitness session. With stretch service, you get a full 60 minutes focused exclusively on assisted stretching techniques performed by a certified stretch specialist. The depth of technique, the time dedicated to stretching, and the specialized expertise of our therapists produce results that a few minutes of stretching at the end of a personal training session simply cannot match.