Massage Planet: a busy review forum, ads included.

What is Massage Planet?

Massage Planet is a discussion forum where clients review massage spas and parlours and talk about the local scene. It runs across a small network of domains including Massage.net, and its footer names OGH Media SRL in Chișinău, Moldova.

Around 90% of its traffic comes from Canada, and the Toronto board alone has over 57,000 threads. There are boards for the US, Europe, Asia and Australia too, but they’re small by comparison.

How Massage Planet works

Pick a city board, then browse threads by spa or by masseuse name. Most threads only open once you register and log in.

Spas post their own ads, daily line-ups and promotions, often in the same boards as client reviews. Toronto has a reviews-only board that bans spa ads, so start there.

What it costs

Registering and reading are free. Spas advertise heavily through the site, so the loudest threads and the shoutbox on the front page are often marketing, not opinion.

Any prices you see are set by the spas, not the forum. Treat every price, schedule or “new girls” claim as an ad until a recent client review backs it up.

Red flags and reputation

We found no lawsuits or prosecutions naming Massage Planet itself. But trafficking in Toronto-area massage businesses is well documented, with CBC reporting on it in 2018, and some ads here lean hard on youth and “mandatory tips”.

Laws differ by province and city, and Toronto licenses body-rub parlours separately from massage therapy clinics. Read our safety guidelines, and walk away from anywhere that feels controlled.