Elevate Your Spa Experience with Smart Funding

The spa and massage therapy industry in the United States has evolved from a luxury indulgence into a mainstream wellness service, with the market valued at over $20 billion annually. More than 47,000 spas operate across the country, serving millions of clients who seek massage therapy, facials, body treatments, and holistic wellness services. The growing acceptance of massage as a legitimate component of healthcare — with many insurance plans now covering therapeutic massage — has further fueled industry expansion. Operating a spa or massage practice requires thoughtful capital investment. Treatment rooms must be designed to create a calming, private atmosphere, which means spending on soundproofing, ambient lighting, high-quality linens, and professional-grade massage tables that can cost $2,000 to $5,000 each. Full-service spas that offer hydrotherapy, saunas, or float tanks face even steeper equipment costs. Beyond the treatment rooms, the reception area, relaxation lounge, and retail displays all contribute to the client experience and require ongoing investment. Labor costs are significant in this industry, as licensed massage therapists command competitive wages and continuing education stipends. Product inventory — oils, lotions, aromatherapy supplies, and retail skincare lines — represents another recurring expense. Brevo Capital connects spa and massage business owners with lenders who understand the wellness industry's membership-based revenue models and the strong repeat-client dynamics that make these businesses reliable borrowers.