
What’s New on Blys: April 2026 Product Updates
April brought a refreshed Blys Pro App, richer booking chats, more navigation choice and two new service categories.
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April brought a refreshed Blys Pro App, richer booking chats, more navigation choice and two new service categories.

March brought a smoother tipping experience, smarter privacy safeguards, clearer pricing and practical improvements to help pros assess bookings more quickly.

February brought easier recurring booking changes, smarter Gift Card support, clearer job information for pros and stronger privacy across the platform.

January started the year with more Gift Card choices, easier access to support, better control over future bookings and a collection of practical improvements for pros.

You asked. We listened. And honestly? We’re pretty proud of this one. 📍

Prenatal clients across Canada are increasingly looking for massage at home and it makes complete sense. Getting to a clinic in the third trimester is physically demanding. Travelling across town for a 60-minute appointment can feel like more effort than it’s worth. And lying face-down on a standard table isn’t appropriate for most of pregnancy. As a mobile prenatal massage therapist, you’re offering something that genuinely fits what clients need and where they are most comfortable.

If you’ve ever tried to get comfortable in a clinic waiting room at 32 weeks, you’ll understand why more expecting Canadians are choosing at-home care. Prenatal massage techniques, applied correctly and adapted to each stage of gestation, can offer real physical relief from the persistent lower back ache that sets in during the first trimester to the hip and leg heaviness that builds through the third.

Considering a move into prenatal massage or wondering whether your existing prenatal training is actually being reflected in your income? It’s a practical question that deserves a clear answer. Pregnancy massage therapist salary figures in Canada vary significantly by province, employment model, and how you’ve positioned your practice.

Becoming a prenatal massage therapist is one of the most purposeful directions you can take as a massage professional in Canada. Demand for skilled, insured practitioners particularly those offering in-home sessions continues to grow as more expectant parents across the country look for expert bodywork that comes to them rather than adding another journey to an already full schedule.

If you’re considering a career as a therapeutic massage therapist in Canada , the income question is probably one of the first things you want answered. And it’s a fair one, because the numbers vary quite a bit depending on how you work, where you’re based, and how far into your career you are. This guide lays out what therapeutic massage therapists actually earn in Canada, from entry level through to experienced practitioners, and what changes when you work independently versus through a clinic.

Still searching “therapeutic massage near me” and scrolling past the same clinic listings? How about your therapist coming to you instead? In-home therapeutic massage means a fully equipped, experienced therapist shows up at your door, sets everything up, and delivers a proper session in your own space. This guide will show you exactly how it works.

If you’ve been searching “is prenatal massage safe” at midnight with your bump propped on a pillow, you’re in excellent company. It’s one of the most common questions expectant mothers ask and the answers online range from unnecessarily cautious to frustratingly short on detail.