Foot Reflexology
Targeted pressure-point work on the feet to ease tension and restore calm from the ground up.
What we offer
Foot Reflexology & Massage Services & Pricing
Our massage and foot reflexology services in NJ are hands-on treatments that ease everyday muscle tension and invite relaxation, booked in 30, 60 or 90-minute sessions with cash prices from about $30 to $100. A closely matched calming menu is offered at both New Jersey spas, with a few items and prices that vary by location. Every price below is shown in both cash and card — card payments add a 6.625% processing fee. Every session is delivered by licensed massage therapists across our two locations.
Pricing by location
Choose your location
Each spa keeps its own price list and Square booking page. Pick a location to see its full menu in cash and card.
Happy Feet
Opening July 1600 W Union Ave, Bound Brook, NJ 08805
Mon–Sat 10a–9:30p · Sun 10a–9p
Foot Reflexology
| Duration | Cash | Card |
|---|---|---|
| 30 min | $35.00 | $37.32 |
| 60 min | $55.00 | $58.64 |
| 90 min | $85.00 | $90.63 |
Body Massage
| Duration | Cash | Card |
|---|---|---|
| 30 min | $45.00 | $47.98 |
| 60 min | $65.00 | $69.31 |
| 90 min | $100.00 | $106.62 |
Cupping
| Duration | Cash | Card |
|---|---|---|
| 10 min | $20.00 | $21.33 |
Scalp Massage
| Duration | Cash | Card |
|---|---|---|
| 10 min | $15.00 | $15.99 |
| 20 min | $20.00 | $21.33 |
Combo Packages
Pair foot reflexology with a body massage in a single visit — the best value on the menu.
| Duration | Cash | Card |
|---|---|---|
| 30 min Foot + 30 min Body | $65.00 | $69.31 |
| 30 min Foot + 60 min Body | $95.00 | $101.29 |
| 30 min Body + 60 min Foot Most Popular | $90.00 | $95.96 |
Card prices include a 6.625% processing fee.
Final pricing is confirmed at checkout on Square.
Book Appointment After July 1stMoonlight Day Spa
Open now901 Oak Tree Ave Ste E, South Plainfield, NJ 07080
Mon–Sat 10a–9p · Sun 10a–8p
Body Massage
| Duration | Cash | Card |
|---|---|---|
| 30 min | $40.00 | $42.65 |
| 60 min | $65.00 | $69.31 |
| 90 min | $90.00 | $95.96 |
Foot Reflexology
| Duration | Cash | Card |
|---|---|---|
| 30 min | $30.00 | $31.99 |
| 60 min | $50.00 | $53.31 |
Cupping
| Duration | Cash | Card |
|---|---|---|
| 10 min | $20.00 | $21.33 |
Body & Foot Massage Combo
Indulge in a 90-minute full-body rejuvenation with our Body & Foot Massage Combo.
| Duration | Cash | Card |
|---|---|---|
| 60 min (30 body + 30 feet) | $60.00 | $63.97 |
| 90 min (45 body + 45 feet) | $90.00 | $95.96 |
Card prices include a 6.625% processing fee.
Final pricing is confirmed at checkout on Square.
Book Now I A closer look at the menu
What each treatment involves
Foot reflexology involves applying steady pressure along a traditional map of zones on the feet — pressure-point work offered to ease everyday tension and invite a sense of calm from the ground up. You stay fully clothed and settle into a recliner for the whole session, which starts at $30–$35 cash for 30 minutes. It's the heart of the menu at Happy Feet in Bound Brook, where it runs from a 30-minute reset to a full 90 minutes; if you're new to it, our guide to foot reflexology benefits walks through what to expect.
Body massage is full-body therapeutic work on a massage table — you're fully draped throughout — that many guests book to loosen tight shoulders, backs and hips and set down the weight of a long day. It's the centerpiece at Moonlight Day Spa in South Plainfield, where 30, 60 and 90-minute sessions start at $40 cash, so the appointment matches however much time you have.
Cupping uses gentle suction on a tight area — a short, focused 10-minute add-on at $20 cash that many guests add to a longer massage, offered at both stores. Scalp massage, a Bound Brook exclusive arriving with the store's July 1 opening, is a soothing 10- or 20-minute finish ($15–$20 cash) that many guests find a calming way to close a session before stepping back out onto W Union Ave.
We describe these benefits the way the research does. Research suggests massage may help with short-term relaxation and the relief of everyday tension — NCCIH — and the AMTA holds that massage can support overall well-being. Our services offer relaxation and comfort — they sit alongside medical care and never replace it, and they are not a treatment or cure for any condition.
Both spas welcome guests from Edison and Piscataway — South Plainfield is a short drive from each — and keep late hours: 9 PM in South Plainfield today, and up to 9:30 PM in Bound Brook once it opens July 1, so an open-late massage after work is easy to plan.
Body Massage
Full-body therapeutic massage many guests book to unwind tight muscles and let go of everyday stress.
Cupping
A gentle 10-minute suction add-on ($20 cash) many guests pair with a longer session — offered for relaxation, not as a medical treatment.
Scalp Massage
A soothing add-on exclusive to Bound Brook from July 1 — many guests find it a refreshing way to unwind and ease everyday head tension.
II How to choose your session
Thirty, sixty or ninety — matching the session to your day
A plain-spoken guide to picking a length and a treatment, especially if this is your first visit.
Most first visits begin with the same question: how long, and which one? The honest answer is that 30 minutes is a reset, 60 minutes is the standard, and 90 minutes is for the weeks when your whole body has been keeping score. A 30-minute foot session — $30 cash at Moonlight Day Spa, $35 at Happy Feet — fits inside a lunch hour and concentrates entirely on the feet and lower legs, which makes it a smart first taste if you've never tried pressure-point work before.
Sixty minutes is what most returning guests book, and for good reason: it gives the therapist time to slow down, find what is actually tight and stay with it instead of racing a clock. At $50–$55 cash for foot work, or $65 for a full hour of bodywork at either store, it is also where the per-minute value lands best. The Mayo Clinic counts massage among practical ways to manage everyday stress, and an unhurried hour is where that calm has room to arrive.
Ninety minutes is the combination length. Many guests split it — foot reflexology first, then back-and-neck work — or give the full hour and a half to one slow, thorough session, at $85–$100 cash depending on treatment and town. If you spend your shifts standing in a kitchen, warehouse, hospital or classroom, this is the session your feet have been lobbying for.
Can't decide? Book sixty minutes of reflexology. You stay fully clothed in a recliner, and it's the easiest yes on the menu. — House guidance · both New Jersey stores
As for which treatment: choose foot reflexology when the tiredness lives below the knees or you'd simply rather stay dressed — you recline in a chair, fully clothed, the entire time. Choose a body massage when shoulders, back and hips need the attention; you're fully draped on a table throughout. Our guide to what foot reflexology feels like and may help with covers the first-timer details, and the dedicated page for foot reflexology in South Plainfield lays out that store's menu in full.
One practical note on timing: Moonlight Day Spa in South Plainfield is open now, seven days a week until 9 PM (8 PM on Sundays), while Happy Feet in Bound Brook opens July 1 with hours to 9:30 PM Monday through Saturday. Arrive about ten minutes early, say how much pressure you like — our experienced, licensed massage therapists adjust without any fuss — and drink some water afterward. That's the whole ritual.
III Money, plainly
Cash, card and how pricing works here
The listed price is the cash price. Card payments add a 6.625% processing fee — and that is the whole story.
Every number on this page is a cash price. Pay with cash and the listed figure — $30 for a 30-minute foot session in South Plainfield, $65 for an hour on the table at either store — is exactly what you hand over. Pay by card and the 6.625% processing fee is added at checkout: a $65 hour comes to about $69.31, a $90 session to about $95.96. We would rather print both numbers up front than surprise anyone at the front desk.
Booking runs through Square. You pick a time, you get a confirmation by email or text, and if you pay by card the system computes the exact card total before you confirm — no math required on your end. There are no memberships to join and no packages you'll be talked into; the price tables above are the entire pricing structure. One timing note: online booking for the Bound Brook store opens July 1, the same day its doors do.
Booking for someone else — a parent, a partner, a friend who has been on their feet all week? The simplest route is to book the slot under your own name with their name in the appointment notes, or call Moonlight Day Spa in South Plainfield at (848) 319-0736 and the front desk will set it up; Happy Feet in Bound Brook, at (848) 313-0526, starts taking calls and bookings on July 1 when the store opens. If your giftee prefers evenings, our open-late massage page shows exactly how late each town goes, night by night.
And if a price ever looks unclear, ask us before you book. Plain answers about money are part of the service.
Keep exploring
Plan the rest of your visit
Foot reflexology in South Plainfield
Open nowThe full pressure-point menu at Moonlight Day Spa — 30 minutes for $30 cash, open seven days.
See this page →Open-late massage in NJ
Evening sessions until 9 PM in South Plainfield now — and to 9:30 PM in Bound Brook from July 1.
See this page →Foot reflexology benefits guide
What the research suggests, what a session feels like and how to prepare for your first one.
See this page →Happy Feet · Bound Brook
Opens July 1600 W Union Ave, Bound Brook, with street parking nearby. Online booking opens July 1.
See this page →Moonlight Day Spa · South Plainfield
Open now901 Oak Tree Ave Ste E with plaza parking in front of the suite — a short drive from Edison and Piscataway.
See this page →Contact & directions
Phone numbers, maps, parking notes and hours for both New Jersey stores in one place.
See this page →Massage & foot reflexology services — FAQs
What massage and reflexology services do you offer in NJ?
Both New Jersey spas offer foot reflexology, full-body massage and cupping, and Happy Feet in Bound Brook will add scalp massage to its menu when it opens July 1. Foot reflexology and body massage come in 30, 60 and 90-minute sessions (South Plainfield offers reflexology at 30 and 60 minutes), while cupping and scalp work are shorter, focused add-ons. Cash prices run from about $30 for a 30-minute foot reflexology session up to roughly $100 for a 90-minute body massage.
How long is a typical session and which length should I choose?
Most guests book 60 minutes, which gives a licensed massage therapist time to work thoroughly without feeling rushed. A 30-minute session is a quick reset for tired feet or shoulders, and 90 minutes lets you combine areas — for example reflexology followed by a back-and-neck massage. There's no wrong choice; pick the length that fits your day.
Why are cash and card prices different?
Every price on this page is listed in both cash and card. The cash figure is the base price; card payments add a 6.625% processing fee, so the card column shows the exact amount before you decide how to pay. There are no membership fees and no pressure to add on.
Does the pricing differ between Bound Brook and South Plainfield?
Yes, a little. Each storefront keeps its own price list and its own Square booking page. For example, a 30-minute foot reflexology session starts at $30 at Moonlight Day Spa in South Plainfield and $35 at Happy Feet in Bound Brook, where online booking opens July 1. Use the location tabs above to compare the full menus side by side.
Can I get an evening or weekend appointment?
Yes. Moonlight Day Spa in South Plainfield is open seven days a week with late hours — until 9 PM most nights and 8 PM on Sundays — which makes an after-work reflexology or massage session easy to schedule right now. Happy Feet in Bound Brook opens July 1 and will then keep hours to 9:30 PM Monday through Saturday. Booking ahead online is the surest way to secure an evening or weekend slot.
Do these services treat medical conditions?
No. Our foot reflexology and massage services are about relaxation and easing everyday muscle tension. Research suggests massage may help with short-term relaxation, but our sessions sit alongside medical care — they never replace it — and are not a treatment or cure for any condition.
Do I need to undress for foot reflexology?
No — and that surprises a lot of first-timers. Reflexology happens fully clothed in a reclining chair; the therapist only needs access to your feet and lower legs. For a body massage you undress to your comfort level and stay fully draped on the table the entire time. Our foot reflexology guide walks through a first session step by step.
Can I book a session for someone else, like a gift?
Yes. Book the slot under your own name and put the guest's name in the appointment notes, or call the store and the front desk will arrange it — Moonlight Day Spa in South Plainfield answers at (848) 319-0736 seven days a week. At Happy Feet in Bound Brook, online booking opens July 1 along with the store itself.