Listed foot reflexology prices in Brooklyn vary a lot. On the same day we found a 30-minute session listed at $30 and a 60-minute one at $140. Listings differ in length, in what’s included and in how sessions are run, and a listing rarely tells you enough to compare two treatments directly. This guide shows what we found and what to check.
Prices we checked
We looked at providers’ own websites and booking pages on 6 October 2026. One Manhattan listing is included because it lists the same 30-minute length. Prices change, so treat these as a snapshot and check the provider before you book.
| Provider (source) | What’s listed | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 302 Grand Spa, Williamsburg | 30-minute foot reflexology | $30 |
| 302 Grand Spa, Williamsburg | 60-minute foot reflexology | $50 |
| Zhengyuanyuan Foot Care, Court St | “Classic Foot Massage”: soak + reflexology; length not stated; cash price | $50 |
| City Touch NYC, Manhattan (10001) | 30-minute reflexology; tax and gratuity included | $112 |
| Brooklyn Reflexology, Clinton St | 60-minute foot reflexology | $140 |
| Brooklyn Reflexology, Clinton St | 90-minute foot reflexology | $180 |
| Smiling Feet NYC, Bushwick | 30-minute hands-on foot reflexology from a therapist | $65 |
These are listed prices only. The rows are not like-for-like: the sessions differ in length and inclusions, and a listing doesn’t show who gives the treatment or how. We haven’t visited these providers. A price on its own says nothing about the quality of a session, theirs or ours.
What changes the price
Length. Compare price per session length, not headline price. A $50 hour and a $30 half hour are priced on different terms.
What the session is. Listings use “foot reflexology”, “foot massage” and combined packages loosely. Ask what technique is used and who gives the session.
Extras. Soaks, hot stones, scrubs and add-on shoulder work all show up in some listings. They can be nice, but they aren’t reflexology, so check what you’re actually paying for.
Payment terms. Some prices are cash-only, with card fees on top. Some listings don’t mention tax or tipping. Ask before you go.
Discount platforms. Deal sites and app marketplaces often show lower introductory prices. Check whether the deal is for the same session length and whether it applies to repeat visits.
Where $65 fits
Our listed price is higher than some of the prices above and lower than others, and the sessions aren’t directly comparable. Here’s exactly what our $65 is for: a 30-minute foot reflexology appointment with a therapist, in Bushwick. That’s the whole offer. If price per minute matters most to you, compare the listings above against that. If you want a short reflexology session in Bushwick, that’s what we do.
Before you book anywhere
- Check the session length and exactly what’s included.
- Check whether the price is cash-only, and whether tax or tips are added.
- Check the cancellation terms.
- If you have a health condition affecting your feet, speak to your health care provider first.
Want to know what happens in a session? Read your first foot reflexology appointment, or see our 30-minute session in Bushwick.
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