Sydney Massage Price Index 2026

Massage prices in Sydney can vary depending on the massage type, duration, suburb, business, facilities and whether the treatment is a standard massage or a specialised service.

Use this guide to understand typical listed massage prices in Sydney, then compare live WellCompare listings before contacting or booking with a business.

This Sydney Massage Price Index uses listed service-price data from WellCompare to show what massage businesses are currently advertising across Sydney and surrounding NSW suburbs.

The figures below are based on listed prices, not guaranteed live quotes. Always confirm the current price directly with the business before booking.

Last updated: August 2026
Data source: WellCompare listed service data


Key findings

Based on WellCompare’s latest Sydney massage dataset:

  • The median listed price for a 60-minute massage-style service is about $100.
  • Remedial Massage has a median 60-minute listed price of $110.
  • Thai Massage has a median 60-minute listed price of $95.
  • Deep Tissue Massage has a median 60-minute listed price of $99.
  • Foot Massage has a median 60-minute listed price of $95.
  • Sport Massage is one of the higher-priced common service types, with a median 60-minute listed price of $125.

These figures use median prices rather than only minimum or maximum prices, because very short services, add-ons and premium packages can make simple price ranges misleading.


60-minute massage prices in Sydney by massage type

The table below shows median listed prices for 60-minute services in the Sydney dataset.

Massage type60-minute price recordsMedian listed price
Remedial Massage424$110
Thai Massage151$95
Deep Tissue Massage146$99
Foot Massage109$95
Hot Stone Massage99$105
Oil Massage91$100
Prenatal Massage60$110
Aromatherapy Massage57$105
Sport Massage57$125
Relaxation Massage53$100

What this means

For many common massage types, a 60-minute listed price in Sydney is often around $95 to $110.

Specialised services, such as sport massage or some remedial treatments, may be higher. Relaxation, Thai, foot and oil massage are often closer to the lower end of the common 60-minute range, although individual businesses can still vary.


Why median price is more useful than the cheapest price

The cheapest listed service is not always the best way to understand massage prices.

Some businesses list short treatments, add-ons or specialist extras, such as 10-minute services, stretching, consultation items or other non-standard treatments. These can make the lowest price look much cheaper than a normal 60-minute massage.

For this reason, this report focuses mainly on median 60-minute prices.

A median means the middle price in the dataset. It is less affected by unusually cheap or unusually expensive services.


What affects massage prices in Sydney?

Massage prices can vary for several reasons.

Massage type

Different massage types are priced differently. For example, a general relaxation massage may not be priced the same as remedial massage, sport massage or prenatal massage.

Duration

Longer services usually cost more, but not always in a perfectly straight line. Some businesses offer better value for longer sessions.

Suburb and local market

Prices can vary by suburb depending on local demand, rent, competition and the type of businesses operating in the area.

Business model

A small independent clinic, a day spa, a remedial therapy clinic and a walk-in massage shop may all price services differently.

Facilities and inclusions

Private treatment rooms, couples rooms, health fund availability, spa facilities, showers, parking and accessibility features can all affect the overall value of a service.


Compare live Sydney massage listings

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Methodology

This report is based on WellCompare’s listed massage service data.

For this August 2026 data cut, WellCompare reviewed:

  • 315 Sydney/NSW published massage businesses
  • 5,591 published service-price records
  • 5,194 provisional clean records used for draft price analysis
  • 1,409 eligible 60-minute records used for headline 60-minute price calculations
  • 297 businesses in the clean dataset
  • 134 suburbs in the clean dataset

The analysis focused on published business and service records in the WellCompare database.

For headline 60-minute figures, obvious add-ons, invalid rows and sub-30-minute services were excluded from the main median calculations. Median prices were used instead of relying only on minimum or maximum prices.

Service types were grouped using WellCompare’s service taxonomy.

For more detail on how WellCompare prepares price data, see our Massage Price Data & Methodology page.


Important limitations

This report should be used as a guide, not as a guaranteed quote.

Prices shown on WellCompare may change after they are listed. Businesses may also offer specials, packages, new services, seasonal promotions or updated pricing that is not yet reflected in the dataset.

WellCompare does not guarantee that every listed price is current at the time you view it. Always confirm the final price directly with the business before booking.

The dataset also depends on the information available to WellCompare. Some massage businesses publish detailed prices online, while others provide limited or no public pricing.


Summary

Based on WellCompare’s listed data, many common 60-minute massage services in Sydney sit around the $95 to $110 median range.

Some specialised services, such as sport massage and remedial massage, tend to sit higher. Thai massage, foot massage, oil massage and relaxation massage often sit closer to the lower-middle part of the common price range.

The best way to compare options is to look at the service type, duration, price, business profile and facilities together rather than choosing based only on the lowest price.


Last updated: August 2026
Published by: WellCompare
Data basis: Listed massage service prices from WellCompare’s Sydney/NSW dataset