Campus 1Campus 1
- 4.57 CSAT · 95.1% of employees satisfied.
- 81.4% CSAT response rate.
- 45-minute sessions were the top choice — 52% of bookings.
“Aescape provides a new option that is quick, convenient, effective, and feels great.”
James Gu · Senior Director, Spa, Equinox
Aescape maps each employee's body and delivers personalized bodywork that adapts in real time — no oils, no scheduling, no provider variability. Every workday.
Body mappingEvery session starts with a real-time map of the body — targeted work from the first minute.
The tableEmployees tune pressure, focus, music, and visuals throughout. Theirs, every time.
Ready for the next employeePrivate and self-guided. No oils, no shower — employees are back to their day in minutes.
The appOutcomes improve with regular use and preferences carry over — a real reason to come back.
Most wellness benefits go unused. This one gets booked.
Wellness programs live or die on participation. Gym stipends need showers and a free hour; massage days need vendors, scheduling, and staff; apps get downloaded and forgotten. Aescape puts real recovery inside the workday — bookable in minutes, fully clothed, right down the hall.
The Aescape tableAcross two corporate campuses, employees booked 3,350 sessions in twelve months — sustained weeks ran 40 to 74, with no promotional support.
Peak bookings land between 1 and 4pm, and adoption holds across all five weekdays. Sessions run 15 to 60 minutes; most employees choose 45.
Employees self-schedule online and the system runs autonomously, monitored through a live dashboard. Your team decides who gets access — that's the job.
The usual office options each miss on something — consistency, capacity, or the workday itself.
| Aescape | On-site massage vendors | Passive perksmassage chairs · nap pods meditation apps | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Consistent every session | |||
| Available every workday | |||
| Books itself — no coordination | |||
| Personalized to the body | |||
| Measurable outcomes & data | |||
| Scales across offices |
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* Sun Life, 13th annual high-cost claims analysis (2025) · ** Gallup, Wellbeing and Workplace study · *** ACE 2026 Fitness Trends list
An enterprise employer ran Aescape at two corporate office campuses from June 2025 through May 2026. Employees self-scheduled; a single attendant managed the room. No promotional support — the numbers held for a year on their own. Partner blinded; figures from Aescape session and CSAT data; photography illustrative.
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Campus 2Demand held at 40–74 sessions a week with no promotional support, and holiday dips recovered quickly. Bookings spread evenly across all five weekdays — adoption at the team level, not a power-user group — and peaked between 1 and 4pm, fitting around the workday rather than interrupting it. When one campus relocated, utilization held: employee buy-in is not venue-dependent.
Top themes from CSAT responses — consistent at both campuses.
Deep, precise, and set by the employee.
The bodywork itself — not the novelty — earned the praise.
Pressure, focus, and pace, adjusted from the table.
An immersive session the employee shapes.
Cited as a reason it fits the middle of a workday.

A standalone system that ships in 6–8 weeks, with white-glove delivery and installation in 1–2 days — no construction, no plumbing, and no showers or locker rooms to add.
8 × 10′ — and it doesn't need four walls. A wellness room, a spare office, or an open corner all work; no build-out, no plumbing. A few of the places it fits:
No attendant needed — the room runs self-serve. In the case study, the employer chose to have an existing staff member host the room; that was their choice, not a requirement. The loop:
Employees self-schedule online; walk-ins fit around live availability. Nothing for your team to coordinate or field.
Fresh Aescape apparel waits by the table — washable, reusable, no oil. Employees change and settle in on their own.
A quick body scan, then the table runs the session autonomously, with remote monitoring and support from Aescape.
The employee wipes down the table and drops their apparel in the hamper — the room is ready for the next booking.
Hardware delivers the experience. Platform keeps it performing. Network handles employee booking and payment.
Every table includes delivery, white-glove installation, team training, guest apparel, and launch marketing assets — with a 3-year warranty (2-year extension available), ~99% uptime, and remote support.
Set utilization to your company's profile and see what the program costs — per session, per employee, per month. If you charge a subsidized session rate, the model nets it out.
Estimate the cost of recovery as a benefit for a single Aescape table over five years. Sessions run 15, 30, 45, or 60 minutes and you choose which lengths to offer — in the corporate case study, 45 was the most common choice.
Illustrative only. APR varies by credit profile and lender. The $10,000/year per-device platform fee can be paid as-you-go (2-year minimum) or pre-paid for five years at $40,000 — a 20% discount from $50,000. Bundled pricing is available for both purchase and finance. Employee contributions are optional. Actual results depend on utilization and operating conditions.
The program, not the person: your dashboard shows aggregate utilization, satisfaction, and feedback themes.
Sessions are self-guided, with pressure the employee controls and the ability to stop at any time. Employees should make sure they have none of the contraindications Aescape indicates — and when in doubt, check with their clinician.
No one has to. Employees self-schedule, change into apparel waiting by the table, and wipe the table down afterward — apparel drops in the hamper, and your normal facilities loop takes it from there. Some teams add an attendant or office manager to host the room — optional, not required. Aescape services and updates the unit remotely.
Each table comes with 160 sets of Aescape apparel, sized XXS through XXXL. It's worn once, dropped in the hamper, and washed and laundered as normal — back in rotation like any other linen.
Yes — an open benefit for everyone, or by team, site, or role. You set the terms; employees book within them.
Charging is optional. Run it free as a benefit, or set a per-minute contribution — $1 per minute in the corporate case study. Employees book, pay, and manage sessions in the Aescape app under the 7.5% commerce & transaction fee, credit card costs included, so there's no billing system for your team to run. Contributions offset the program cost.
You don't have to. Employees self-schedule around live availability in the Aescape app; your team sets the access rules and watches utilization in the dashboard.
Employees can get a letter of medical necessity, which typically makes sessions eligible for FSA reimbursement — they should confirm with their plan administrator.
Every benefits stack is different — our Partner Success team is happy to talk through yours and recommend best practices.
We scope each office with you — the case study ran one table per campus; your rollout is sized to your sites. Per-device economics, launch playbooks, and Partner Success scale it office by office from there.
Tell us about your offices — we'll map the space and the model. It scales office by office, sized to each site.