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Sample rows

10 of the 10,782 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 1,140 businesses, 798 of them with an email address. Florida follows with 695.

135 rows (1%) carry one of 3 names used by 10 or more listings, led by Elements Massage with 108. 10,064 businesses have a name used only once, and 7,174 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 10,102 rated businesses is 5.0, and 5,915 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 7,547 email addresses, 1,425 (19%) are role addresses such as info@, 1,705 (23%) name a person and 4,417 (59%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this massage therapist email list?

The file holds 10,782 Google Maps listings filed as Massage therapist, counted on 9 November 2026. A row can be an independent therapist renting a room, a small clinic or a studio that runs several treatment rooms. A listing that covers a team is still one row.

Emails are on 7,547 rows, one per business, copied from its own website. Phone numbers are on 10,295 rows and websites on 8,507. Of the 7,547 addresses, 4,417 sit at free webmail providers, 1,704 are named-person addresses on a business domain and 1,425 are role addresses such as info@. Massage is a trade where many practitioners use a personal mailbox for the business, which explains the large first group.

The category column reads Massage therapist throughout. Sports massage, prenatal, deep tissue and mobile services are not separate values.

How can you segment the file?

Everything is a column in one spreadsheet, so filtering needs nothing special.

The business name is where therapists state a specialty. Look for sports, prenatal, deep tissue, Thai, lymphatic, mobile or medical in the name. A therapist working under their own name cannot be placed this way. The rating column helps with a different goal: the median is 5.0, so therapists below that line are a minority and tend to have a larger review base.

Geography is useful because massage is booked locally. A supplier of table covers or a booking tool for one metro area only needs the city column. State filters work for sellers with a regional route.

The name column also shows the franchise listings. Elements Massage has 108 listings in the file with no email, Hand & Stone Massage and Facial Spa has 23 with none, and Oriental Massage has 24 with none. Franchise locations usually send inquiries to head office, so exclude these names if you want owner-operators.

• Business name: sports, prenatal, deep tissue, mobile, medical.
• State and city: therapists draw clients from a neighborhood.
• Email type: 4,417 free webmail, 1,704 named-person on a business domain, 1,425 role addresses.
• Rating: the median is 5.0.

Who buys a massage therapist email list?

Suppliers of the physical goods are the obvious buyers: massage table and chair makers, oils and lotions, linens, hot stone and cupping equipment, and disposable supplies. Online booking and practice management apps built for solo practitioners pitch scheduling, SOAP notes, intake forms and card payments.

Continuing education providers sell courses to therapists who must renew a license, and professional associations recruit members. Liability insurers who cover touch therapists, accountants who serve sole proprietors, and landlords of shared treatment rooms also want this audience. Brands of wellness products such as magnesium sprays or heat packs look for therapists who resell to clients. Local marketing services pitch review gathering and map listing management.

How do you run outreach to massage therapists?

Therapists are with clients for most of the day and read email in the gaps, often on a phone. A long note will wait unread. Write two or three lines and put the offer in the first one.

Look at the address type before you write. A free webmail address means the owner reads it personally. A role address on a business domain, as in a clinic with several therapists, may be read by a front desk person who books appointments and handles supply orders. For a supplier, that person is often the right buyer.

Fit the pitch to the setup. A solo therapist with a rented room buys a few things at a time and cares about price per unit. A multi-room studio buys in bulk and cares about delivery. Booking software should speak about no-shows and rebooking, which therapists feel directly.

Many practitioners check mail in the evening, so a send timed for late afternoon works as well as morning. Send small batches, take bounces off the list, and stop writing to anyone who asks.

What email rules apply when you contact massage therapists?

A commercial message to a spa or a therapist needs your real postal address and a way to opt out that you act on. A therapist who replies stop is done, so remove the address from every later send.

Which states and cities should you start with?

In California the file lists 1,140 massage businesses and 798 emails. Florida has 695 listings and 486 emails, a better ratio than California. Texas has 673 and 154, Washington 500 and 163, New York 417 and 102, Colorado 390 and 106, Ohio 367 and 78, Michigan 343 and 240, Wisconsin 335 and 55, and North Carolina 321 and 225.

Seattle is first among cities with 160 listings, then Portland with 117, New York with 88, Chicago with 83, San Diego 71, Tampa 67, Los Angeles 66, Houston 61, Denver 58 and Dallas 56.

Washington and Oregon stand out: licensing is common there and the Seattle and Portland counts are far above most large cities. A supplier based on the West Coast can start with those two metro areas and ship quickly.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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