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One location, up to 4 people
For recovery studios: Bespoke videos. Custom audio. Made for your studio in minutes.
Adults use cryotherapy, cold plunges, float tanks and saunas. Before guests step inside, your staff run through what to wear, the health questions and how long people usually stay.
Your studio’s page, on a visitor’s phone.
Your studio
Studio staffTap to choose a questionAdults
What would you like to know?
- What happens in a whole-body cryotherapy session?
- What do I wear in the cryotherapy chamber?
- Why are health questions asked before cryotherapy or a cold plunge?
- What is a cold plunge like, and how long do people stay in?
- What is the difference between an infrared and a traditional sauna?
Recovery studio waiting room TV with cryotherapy videos
Your staff explain each recovery room
One guest is booked for a first float, another for their regular time in the cryotherapy chamber. Newcomers ask whether the tank lid must close, how cold the plunge gets and why a shower comes before floating.
Before the visit
Someone who has just booked a first cryotherapy session may wonder how cold the chamber is, how long they stay and who is nearby. A reminder text can link your studio lead’s answer on what happens in a session, health questions first.
At your studio
Outside the float room, a first-time guest may hesitate at the thought of a closed, dark tank. The QR sign by that door opens a staff member’s answer on lights and the lid. Back at reception, the salt room answer is up next on the studio TV with Plus.
Is the float tank dark and closed, and can I leave it open?
After the visit
Choosing a room for the next visit, a guest who tried the cold plunge may be weighing a sauna and wonder how infrared and traditional ones differ. That answer is on their phone from the studio lead, beside one on how long people stay in.
What is the difference between an infrared and a traditional sauna?
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The QR sign
Print yours for the lobby. Scan this one to try the demo.Print yours for the lobby. Visitors scan it to open your team’s page.
Videos with Plus
- A whole-body cryotherapy session
- Gloves, socks and chamber clothing
- Health questions before the cold
- The cold plunge and time in it
- A dark, closed tank, or an open one
- Showering and dressing for a float
- A session in the salt room
- Coughing in the salt room
- Infrared and traditional saunas
- Time spent in a sauna
An example TV loop
Your studio lead on the gloves, socks and slippers that go on before the chamber
What do I wear in the cryotherapy chamber?
A staff member on stepping into the cold water and how a plunge is timed
What is a cold plunge like, and how long do people stay in?
A card for booking the next float or sauna, shown between answers with its code
The local weather in a corner for about a minute as each answer starts
Captions on every answer video.
Ice baths and saunas in a stock reel belong to somebody else’s studio. Permission from each staff member and the studio lead came through a link meant just for them, and every answer reaches the screen only once the studio approves it.
For guests who would rather read about each room in Spanish, the chamber and float answers can be followed in it once Plus gives your page that second language.
Questions your visitors ask
How these questions work
Guests ask what happens in a cryotherapy session, what to wear in the chamber and what a cold plunge is like. They want to know whether the float tank is dark and closed, why they shower first, why some people cough in the salt room, how infrared and traditional saunas differ and whether children can use any of the rooms.
We write the untagged answers after you order; rows tagged Your own are answered from your website where it says, or in your own words.
Adults ask
- What happens in a whole-body cryotherapy session?
- What do I wear in the cryotherapy chamber?
- Why are health questions asked before cryotherapy or a cold plunge?
- What is a cold plunge like, and how long do people stay in?
- Is the float tank dark and closed, and can I leave it open?
- What is the difference between an infrared and a traditional sauna?Your own
- What do I wear to float, and why shower first?
- What happens in a salt room session?
- Why might I cough in the salt room?
- How long do people usually stay in a sauna?Your own
- Why do people drink water before and after?Your own
- Can children use the salt room, sauna, float tank or cryotherapy?Your own
- Can I use a sauna, float tank or cryotherapy while pregnant?Your own
What our library answers never do
Library answers pass our automated fact check against trusted sources. Your office approves every answer before it plays.
No health claims about any room
Answers describe what each room is like, and what cold or heat may do for health is left to your staff.
Library answers never say that something will not hurt, never advise on anyone’s own care or treatment, never name a brand and never guess what only your studio knows.
Your studio is responsible for the questions and answers it adds, as our Terms say.
Plans for recovery studios
Plus
Includes video and waiting room TV
$199/month
Billed yearly. Cancel anytime.
Paid monthly: $399/month Save 50%
Unlimited locations and people
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Questions about Lobbypie for recovery studios
What does Lobbypie do for recovery studios?
Each room gets its own videos from your staff: the cryotherapy chamber, the float tank and the salt room, for a guest trying one for the first time. Plus adds a short video for each answer.
How much does Lobbypie cost for recovery studios?
Annual: $99/mo paid yearly ($1,188 plus tax) on Starter, or $199/mo paid yearly ($2,388 plus tax) on Plus, for the year: 50% less than paying monthly. Monthly: $199 or $399 today, your first month, with no setup fee. Add-ons are extra. Cancel anytime.
What does our studio need to do to get started?
Getting started takes about 5 minutes: share your website, and we draft your team and your answers from it and our library. Your page goes live after staff permissions, content creation and your review.
Where and when do visitors use our studio’s page?
Put the QR sign at reception and outside each room. Guests listen at reception before a first session, with every word on screen, and replay the float answer before stepping in.
What can our waiting room TV play at a studio?
At reception, your staff’s answers on showering before a float and on the health questions asked before cold rooms play one by one with captions on the waiting room TV, which also shows a note typed at the desk when a room is running behind. The TV comes with Plus; Starter includes audio and written answers.
Can visitors hear our answers in Spanish or another language?
Yes. English is included, and Plus adds 1 more language you choose, such as Spanish. Others can be added for a fee, up to 27 languages; each shows once its answers are reviewed.
Who appears on our page, and whose voices do visitors hear?
Add the studio staff who walk guests to each room and the lead who goes over the health questions, so a first-timer knows both faces. With Plus, your videos show these same people. Each person says yes on their own private link and chooses their look and voice. A Custom voice, from their own short recording, is included with Plus and an add-on on Starter. Not offered in TX or IL.
Do visitors need an app or a sign-in?
No. Your page opens in a web browser and asks for no visitor sign-in or name. Keep information about any particular visitor out of your answers and your messages to us.
Answers made for your studio. Start with your website.
From $99/month, billed yearly. Up to 27 languages.