MendMe Massage
Massage therapist · West LA
Service area: West LA
MendMe is a mobile in-home massage service with CAMTC-certified therapists across West LA. They specialise in therapeutic deep tissue, sport…
Mobile Massage in Los Angeles: In-Home Massage Therapists
A full massage at home, at the office or in your hotel room — no traffic, no parking, no waiting room. How it works, typical prices, late-night options and how to choose a licensed therapist.
How mobile massage works
- Choose your massage. Swedish for relaxation, deep tissue for chronic tension, sports massage for recovery, prenatal during pregnancy, or a couples massage with two therapists.
- Pick a therapist and a time. Many independent therapists take bookings by phone, text or their website; apps offer same-day slots in central LA.
- Prepare the space. A quiet room with about 8x8 feet of floor space and a place to park. The therapist brings the table, linens, oils and music.
In-home massage therapist vs. going to a spa
An in-home massage therapist usually costs more than a neighborhood studio because travel and setup are included, but you skip LA traffic and can relax right after the session. It's especially convenient for parents, people recovering from surgery or injury, hotel guests and couples.
Late-night and same-day mobile massage
Same-day appointments are common on weekday mornings and early afternoons. Evenings and weekends in Hollywood, West LA and Santa Monica fill up quickly, so book 48–72 hours ahead. Late-night sessions are possible with some therapists, usually with a surcharge.
Mobile massage by area
- Massage in Koreatown
- Massage in Hollywood
- Massage in West LA
- Massage in Santa Monica
- Massage in Downtown LA
How much does mobile massage cost in LA?
As a rough 2026 guide: $110–$180 for 60 minutes and $160–$240 for 90 minutes, plus a 15–20% tip. Prices depend on the type of massage, the neighborhood, the time of day and travel distance. See the full price guide.
Safety and licensing
In California, many massage professionals are certified by the California Massage Therapy Council (CAMTC). Ask for the certificate number and check it on the CAMTC website. This directory lists therapeutic and spa massage only — no adult services.
Massage therapists in the directory
Perla Sobadora
Massage therapist · East LA
Service area: East LA
Traditional sobadora with over 20 years of experience. Perla combines traditional Mexican techniques (sobada) with modern therapeutic massag…
Sessions Massage / MrRelaxLA
Massage therapist · Downtown LA
Service area: Downtown LA
Independent professional service from a CAMTC therapist based in Downtown LA. Therapeutic deep tissue, sports massage and post-workout recov…
Blue Star Massage
Massage therapist · Santa Monica
Service area: Santa Monica
Mobile massage service in Santa Monica and the LA coast. Blue Star Massage covers Swedish, deep tissue and sports massage. Typical coverage …
Good Hands Massage
Massage therapist · Mid City
Service area: Mid City
Mobile massage service in Mid City with CAMTC-certified therapists. Specialists in deep tissue and sports massage. Same-day bookings with a …
Massage In LA
Massage therapist · Hollywood
Service area: Hollywood
Massage In LA is a network of independent therapists covering all of Hollywood, West Hollywood and adjacent areas. Online booking in under 6…
Frequently asked questions
How does mobile massage in Los Angeles work?
You book a time, the therapist travels to your home, office or hotel with a portable table, linens and oils, and sets up in about 10 minutes. You only need a quiet room with roughly 8x8 feet of floor space.
How much does an in-home massage cost in LA?
As a rough 2026 guide, $110–$180 for 60 minutes and $160–$240 for 90 minutes, before tip. Late-night, same-day or long-distance bookings may carry a surcharge.
Can I book a 24-hour or late-night mobile massage?
Some mobile therapists and booking apps accept appointments late in the evening, usually with a surcharge. Availability after midnight is limited, so book ahead.
How much should I tip for an in-home massage?
Tipping 15–20% of the service price is customary in the US. Some apps add a suggested tip at checkout.
How do I check that a mobile massage therapist is legitimate?
Ask for their CAMTC certificate number and check it on the CAMTC website, confirm the price and duration in writing, and share your appointment details with someone you trust.