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Freedom Practice vs MassageBook
MassageBook is an affordable, massage-only booking tool. Freedom Practice runs the whole practice: no fee on your clients' online bookings, the AI scribe, your phone system with unlimited calling and texting, and an AI receptionist.
At a glance
What you get, side by side.
| Topic | Freedom Practice | MassageBook |
|---|---|---|
| Published price | From $99/month at launch pricing (regular $149), up to 5 practitioners on Clinic | Plans from $29/month, with association discounts |
| Online booking fee for clients | None | A convenience fee on online bookings (part goes to the practice) |
| AI scribe | Included in every plan | Not offered |
| Business phone and texting | Included: unlimited calling and two-way texting in one inbox | Text and email reminders; no phone system |
| AI receptionist | Included on calls, texts, and website chat | Not offered |
| Insurance claims | CMS-1500 and VA claims on Clinic and Growth | Insurance billing receipts |
| Card processing | Your own Square or Stripe account | Your own Square or Stripe account |
| Contract | Month to month, free data export any time | Cancel any time |
Facts about MassageBook come from their public website, help center, and public reviews, checked in October 2026. Prices and features change, so check their site for the latest. MassageBook is a trademark of its owner; Freedom Practice is not affiliated with or endorsed by it.
Why clinics choose us
Why Freedom Practice instead of MassageBook.
AI notes included
The AI scribe drafts your SOAP note for you to review and sign, with a massage body chart and quick-text.
Answer every call
A clinic phone number with unlimited calling and texting, and an AI receptionist that books while your hands are busy.
Built to grow past solo
Clinic covers up to 5 practitioners for one price, with practitioner payouts and free front-desk logins.
Insurance and VA claims
CMS-1500 claims, timed units by the 8-minute rule, and VA Community Care documentation checks.
Export everything
Download clients, visits, invoices, and chart notes as CSV any time, free.
To be fair
Where MassageBook does well.
MassageBook is a good fit for many solo therapists. Here is what its customers like.
- Made for massage, at low prices, with AMTA and ABMP discounts.
- A free directory listing and Reserve with Google.
- Bring your own Stripe or Square.
- Support and ease of use praised in reviews.
Switching from MassageBook
Export your clients from MassageBook as a CSV and import it under Settings → Import. Freedom Practice recognizes common MassageBook column names, skips duplicates, and lets you run the file again safely. Keep your Square or Stripe account.
- Bring your client list as a CSV: Settings → Import matches the columns for you.
- We help you move over, and your first 14 days are free.
- Keep your phone number. We move it for you.
Questions
Thinking about switching from MassageBook?
Is Freedom Practice overkill for a solo therapist?
Solo is for one practitioner and includes your phones, AI receptionist, booking website, and AI scribe. If you only need a booking page, MassageBook may be enough; if you want the calls and texts handled too, try us for 14 days.
Do my clients pay a fee to book online?
No. There is no convenience fee on online bookings.
Can I keep Square or Stripe?
Yes. Connect the account you already have.
Can I try it before I switch?
Yes. The trial is 14 days and nothing is charged until day 15. Cancel before then and you pay nothing.
Sources: MassageBook pricing, MassageBook convenience fee FAQ, MassageBook cancellation, Capterra reviews.
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Nothing is charged until day 15, there is no contract, and we help you move your clients over.