Aescape

Aescape (legal entity Aescape Recovery Inc.) offers automated bodywork sessions marketed as "precision bodywork," delivered through equipment that scans a client's body and adapts each session to it. Sessions are performed fully clothed with no oils or preparation, and clients can adjust pressure, audio and visual settings in real time during a session. Session lengths range from 15 to 60 minutes, and customers can choose a pre-set "Signature Session" or build a custom program ("Create Your Aescape").

Access is organized around bookings at partner venues rather than company-owned studios alone: the site lets users search by city, ZIP code or partner name, and describes availability at places where people "train, stay, and recover." Alongside consumer booking, Aescape markets to businesses that want to host its service on-site and to home and office buyers, with dedicated "For business," "Become a partner" and "For home" tracks. A mobile app is offered for finding locations, on-demand booking and tracking a recurring routine, with the company positioning weekly use as a way to reduce tension, improve range of motion and shorten recovery time between activities.

Business model

Aescape sells recovery sessions directly to consumers on a pay-per-session and multi-session package basis, and separately makes its offering available to businesses as partners that host it, as well as to home and office customers. Partner-facing pages cover pricing and a partner application process.

Session-based consumer revenue, including discounted prepaid packages (for example a 3-session, 30-minute "Reset" package at $117.60 versus a $147 list price; a 6-session, 45-minute "Recovery" package at $310.50 versus $414; and a 12-session, 15-minute "Ritual" package at $243.60 versus $348), plus gift purchases and business/home channels. A promotional code (FIRST15) provides 15% off a first session.

Traction

The company reports more than 175,000 sessions delivered with 95% rated excellent, and cites coverage or commentary from outlets including Vogue, WIRED, Mashable and Elite Traveler.