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Superhuman Touch T1 massage robot working on a guest in a dark studio
Superhuman massage robots

An hour of massage.No therapist on the clock.

Commercial massage robots for gyms, spas and hotels. The T1 is on sale now with an open price. We confirm the room works, then deliver, calibrate, train your staff and support it for as long as it runs.

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  • T1 price$64,900
  • Session30–60 min
  • Therapist in roomNot needed
Robotic massage

Scan. Massage. Walk out.

A guest lies on the table, fully clothed. The robot scans their body, then two arms deliver a full-body massage at the pressure they choose. Thirty to sixty minutes later they walk out, and the next booking starts. No therapist needed in the room.

  1. Massage robot scanning a clothed guest lying on the table
    01Body scanThe guest lies down clothed. The robot maps their shape in seconds.
  2. Robotic arms massaging a guest’s back
    02Thirty to sixty minutesBack, shoulders, glutes and legs, at the pressure set on the screen.
  3. Guest getting up from a massage robot after a session
    03Walk outNo oil, no changing. Wipe down, next booking.

Go one level deeper. How it works, how it stays safe, and what it costs.

How it worksSafetyCost
The lineup

The T1 is ready.Three more are close.

The T1 dual-arm robot is available now, with the price on the page. Three more are under wraps: a flagship, a compact single-arm robot and a hotel edition. Get on the waitlist for the first look.

Dual-arm robot · commercial

Superhuman Touch T1

A full-body massage that never calls in sick.

A commercial massage robot: a padded table with two robotic arms that scan the guest’s body and deliver a consistent, programmable full-body massage. The guest stays clothed. Sessions run 30 to 60 minutes with no therapist in the room, so the hours you sell are no longer limited by the staff you can hire.

Arms
2 robotic arms
Session
30–60 min
Guest
Stays clothed
Power
120/240 V · 20 A
Price$64,900or ≈ $1,350/mo · install & training included
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Coming soon

Waitlist members see them first.
  • Upcoming Superhuman flagship massage robot under a black coverComing soon
    Codename T2

    The flagship.

    More reach, more routines, a room that sells itself. Under wraps until launch.

  • Upcoming Superhuman compact massage robot under a black coverComing soon
    Codename M1

    Same touch. Smaller room.

    A compact single-arm robot for studios where space is tight. Coming soon.

  • Upcoming Superhuman hotel massage robot under a black coverComing soon
    Codename H1

    Room service, reinvented.

    An edition built for hotels and resorts that run wellness around the clock. Details land at launch.

Robot or chair

Same search. Two different machines.

Search engines mix massage robots up with massage chairs. They are different products for different jobs. Here is how to tell them apart before you buy.

Massage chairsSeat + rollers

Fixed rollers and airbags inside a seat. Fine for a short seated session, but they cannot reach or adapt to each body the way hands do.

Robot vs chair →

Massage robots$13–150k

Articulated arms that scan the body and work it on a full massage table. Entry systems $13–23k, mid-range about $60k, flagships $125–150k.

Commercial massage robots →

Robot vs therapist: the real economics →

Where it fits

Built around how you sell massage.

Massage robot in a gym recovery room
Gyms & recovery studios

Recovery members book again.

A premium add-on that runs at peak hours without a therapist on the schedule.

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Massage robot in a luxury day spa suite
Day spas

More massage hours, same team.

Fill the slots your therapists can’t cover and keep them for the treatments that need hands.

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Massage robot in a hotel wellness suite at night
Hotels & resorts

Wellness that never closes.

Offer massage at 6 am or 11 pm without overnight spa staff.

Learn more →
Payback

See your payback.

Robot massage sessions at locations commonly sell from $60. Put in your own price, bookings and overheads to see your payback.

Front-desk time, rent, insurance, cleaning, marketing.
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Rough guide only: before tax and financing. Running cost reflects typical monthly power use.

Ownership, simplified

Choose the robot.Leave the rest to us.

From the first room check to the hundredth service visit, it is the same team. No third-party installers in between.

Installation & service
  1. Guest touchscreen on a massage robot showing session settings

    01 Fit check

    We review your room, power, network and expected bookings, then confirm the robot fits. If it does not, we tell you.

  2. Technician calibrating a massage robot during installation

    02 Delivery & install

    Our technicians deliver, position, calibrate and commission the robot, and run every routine before the first guest.

  3. Trainer showing spa staff how to run a massage robot

    03 Staff training

    On-site training on check-in, guest screening, routines, cleaning and safety stops. You open with confidence, not a manual.

  4. Service engineer checking a massage robot with a laptop

    04 Service for life

    Warranty, remote monitoring, software updates with new routines, and scheduled maintenance.

Massage robot in a hotel wellness suite at night
For hotels & resorts

Massage at midnight, no night shift.

Guests want wellness on their schedule, not the spa’s. A massage robot runs early, late and on weekends without overnight staff, in a room the size of a treatment room.

Massage robots for hotelsRobot vs therapist economics →
Read first

Read this before you sign anything.

Prices, economics and plain explanations from the people who install the robots.

FAQ

The questions that come up first.

More in the full FAQ →

How much does a massage robot cost?

Entry massage robot systems run about $13,000–23,000, mid-range commercial robots around $60,000, and flagship systems $125,000–150,000. Our dual-arm Superhuman Touch T1 is $64,900 with installation and training included. The full cost guide breaks down each tier.

Is a massage robot the same as a massage chair?

No. A massage chair uses fixed rollers and airbags inside a seat. A massage robot uses articulated arms that scan the body and work it like hands, on a full massage table. See massage robot vs massage chair.

How long until a robot pays for itself?

Robot massage sessions at locations commonly sell from $60 and up. Your payback depends on price, bookings and the staff hours you no longer need to cover. Plug your own numbers into the calculator above.

Is robotic massage safe?

Commercial massage robots use force limits, collision detection and a stop button within the guest’s reach. Guests with certain health conditions should check with a physician first. See massage robot safety.

What power and room do I need?

The T1 needs a dedicated 120 V or 240 V, 20 A circuit and a private room of about 3.0 × 2.6 m. We check your floor plan before you order.

Can I finance a massage robot?

Yes. Equipment financing is available on the T1, from about $1,350 a month, and you own the robot at the end. For US buyers, Section 179 may help. See financing.

Talk to a robotics specialist

Get pricing and a payback estimate.

Tell us about your venue and your bookings. We send pricing, payback math for your bookings and a room checklist, usually within a business day.

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