Blys vs Zeel: which in-home massage app should you use? Both send a licensed therapist to your home, hotel room or office, booked from an app. Zeel takes bookings 8am...
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Blys vs Soothe: which mobile massage service should you book? Both send a licensed therapist to your home, hotel or office, and both are booked through an app. Blys takes...
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How much do you tip a massage therapist? With Blys, nothing. Tipping is completely optional and all fees are already included in your final price, so there is no obligation...
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How much does a mobile massage cost in Los Angeles? Mobile massage in Los Angeles starts from $119 for 60 minutes with Blys, before a 10% processing fee. The rate...
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Book deep tissue for knots and firm pressure, Swedish relaxation for stress and lighter pressure, Thai for stiffness and mobility, sports if you train regularly, and prenatal if you are...
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A beauty kit that needs its own trolley, a fold-out table, and a small prayer to get through the security door of an apartment building is a kit that's grown...
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A table that collapses mid-massage is a story you'll tell at parties for years, and not the good kind of story. Whether you're just getting started as a mobile massage...
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The drive to your first booking feels like a job interview and a first date happening at the same time, and then you knock on the door and it's just...
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A profile that's 60% filled out reads like a first date who showed up in trackies: technically present, not exactly trying. Getting bookings through Blys starts well before your first...
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A booking request that just says massage, home, whenever is not a booking, it's a riddle. Most bookings are exactly what they look like: a client who wants a treatment,...
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A gut feeling has never once been wrong about a bad situation, and yet it's usually the first thing people talk themselves out of listening to. Working in someone else's...
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Discovering you're responsible for your own retirement savings as well as running a business is the financial equivalent of finding out you have to throw your own surprise party. Retirement...
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Discovering you're on the hook for both the employee and the employer half of Social Security and Medicare is the tax equivalent of finding out you're throwing your own surprise...
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New providers almost always ask the same question first: what should I actually charge? On Blys, the plain answer is that you mostly don't get to decide, and once that...
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Every nail tech has opened a phone to a blurry screenshot of someone else's nails and been expected to read minds as well as cuticles. Getting good at translating that...
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