All 24 services at a Belltown head spa can be booked and paid for online

A spa people find on their phone

Seattle Head Spa is a Japanese-style head spa in Belltown, a short walk from Pike Place Market. Many of its guests are visiting the city. They search on a phone and want a quick answer.

We started working with the spa in July 2026. The job was simple to say: show every price, and let a guest book and pay without a phone call.

The spa's menu is broad. Head spa sessions start at $55 for a focused 30-minute scalp care, and the menu runs through longer rituals, body and deep tissue massage, lymphatic drainage, couples sessions, facials and combos. A guest should not need to call to understand any of it.

Book your visit, in four steps

The booking page lives on the spa's own site, so a guest never leaves for another service. The steps are on the screen: Service, Time, Details, Done.

• Every service is a card with its length and its price. All 24 services can be booked online, and we checked every one of them end to end again on October 11.
• Open times show live. The spa is open every day from 10am to 10pm, and longer services simply start earlier so they finish by close.
• Guests pay by card when they book, through Square, or choose to pay at the spa. The booking is confirmed at once.

The page promises what it delivers. In the spa's own words on the home page: “Every price is published up front, booking takes a minute online.”

Each card says what the treatment is in one plain line. The classic hour reads: “The classic hour built entirely around your scalp, neck and shoulders.” A guest who has never had a head spa can choose without a phone call.

A little extra, offered at the right moment

A head spa visit is a good time to offer something extra. Since August 20 the booking flow offers add-ons. Our October project notes count 29 sold, for $450 in total.

Reviews that look after themselves

Good reviews bring the next guest. Since August 29 the spa's system sends each guest a review request after the visit. 69 requests had gone out by our October count.

Since September 14, every 5-star Google review gets an automatic reply. Reviews of 4 stars or fewer go to a person first, so each one gets a careful answer.

What the guest sees, and what the spa gets

The guest sees a calm page, real prices and a booking that takes about a minute. The spa gets bookings day and night, even when nobody is at the desk. Each one arrives with the payment taken or arranged, and a review request ready for after the visit.

Behind the page, the spa's team runs its day in Runbi, the business app we build for local service businesses. We will write about Runbi in its own post.

Search work keeps the site easy to find. It has pages for the questions guests ask, like couples head spa, visiting Seattle and a head spa near Pike Place Market.

A journal answers the questions guests ask before a first visit, and a visit page gives hours, a map and directions. Each page has one job, and a Book Online button sits at the top of every page.

See it live at seattleheadspa.com.