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Pampering at the Touch of a Button

Three apps that get you massages on command have recently launched in Chicago

Written by The Editors of DuJour
The Refresh app

The Refresh app

Refresh
refreshbody.com

How it works: Through an app or online, you can book massage, yoga, Pilates or mindfulness sessions in your home or office, ranging from 60 to 120 minutes. Prices start at $105 per hour. 

Soothe
soothe.com

How it works: Soothe sends a certified massage therapist to your home, office or hotel room, with as little as an hour’s notice. Choose from Swedish, deep tissue, sports and couple’s massage for a fixed fee that includes gratuity and taxes. Prices start at $99.

The Zeel app

The Zeel app

Zeel
zeel.com

How it works: Zeel massages can be requested through the Zeel app or online. Options include Swedish, deep tissue, prenatal, sports and couple’s massage—available for 60, 75 or 90 minutes. Prices start at $99. Enter code “DUJOUR25” at checkout for a special reader discount. 

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