Postnatal massage prices in Singapore are quoted as packages, so we divided every provider's own published rate by its sessions, and re-read every one on 12 October 2026. AllTenTic's 10-day home jamu package is the cheapest at $102.80 a session with transport included, PNSG is close behind with a genuine trial first session, and Cosmo's $78 outlet trial is the cheapest way to try one. The spread up to Nik's Bodywork is more than double, and two centres add a transport fee on every home visit.
Postnatal massage is sold by the package, and the per-session price swings by more than double between providers.
> Quick view: cheapest home package is AllTenTic at $102.80 a session (10 days, $1,028 nett); most run $110 to $190 a session; watch the home-visit transport fee and the 21-day wait after a C-section.
What changed at our 12 October check
All seven providers were re-read on 12 October 2026. Six held every package price to the dollar. Nik's Bodywork renamed and repriced its range. Its 10-session package, now called Signature Care, costs $2,108 instead of $2,298 (still with the Complete Essential Kit and U~Nik Shapewear, now valued at $238), which brings it to $210.80 a session. The 3-session package is now Gentle Recovery at $718 and counts as your deposit for a full course, and a single trial session costs a one-time $50 transport fee that is credited back if you continue. The senior-therapist flexi pack and the $1,450 trial upgrade we listed are gone. It is still the most expensive home service here, so the ranking holds.
What changed at our 16 September check
All seven providers were re-read on their own sites on 16 September 2026, three days after publication. Every package price held to the dollar, so the ranking and the per-session figures are unchanged. Three things did move.
Madam Partum is bookable in six places, not two. Its post-partum page states the massage can be had at Madam Partum Katong or at any Chien Chi Tow outlet island-wide, which adds Ang Mo Kio, Bendemeer, Redhill and Jurong East to Katong and Holland Village.
Its home-visit fee is cheaper than we had it, and narrower. The fee chart prices a normal booking at $50 with the CBD included, and only Sentosa at $70, where we had the CBD at $70 as well. Its terms page still says CBD and Sentosa are both $70, so the two contradict each other and it is worth confirming when you book. The same page limits home visits to weekdays, excluding public holidays, which we had not recorded.
PNSG and Nik's Bodywork include more than we credited. PNSG's booking page headlines a freebie bundle it values at over $3,000, and it has added a $2,700 Eternal Elegance package mixing home massages with in-centre treatments. Nik's includes complimentary lactation support, a $210 service on its own price list, with all three postnatal packages including the trial.
How we checked
Every price above was read off the provider's own website on 13 September 2026, not from a directory or a review site, and re-read on 16 and 28 September and again on 12 October 2026. All seven are still trading; the only price move in a month was Nik's Bodywork cutting its 10-session package to $2,108 in October. Per-session figures are simply the package price divided by the number of sessions, so they include whatever extras come bundled (binders, kits, herbal baths). Providers change prices without notice, so confirm on WhatsApp before you pay a deposit.
We left out several well-reviewed names because they do not publish prices at all, including Beauty Mums & Babies and Babies Bellies, whose package pages ask you to message them for a quote.
How to choose a postnatal massage
Home or centre. In the first two weeks most mums are not leaving the house, which is why the jamu specialists (AllTenTic, PNSG, Mummy's Massage, Nik's Bodywork) come to you. Centres like Cosmo, Madam Partum and Addition are cheaper per session but add $50 to $80 a trip for home visits, or restrict home service to packages. Cosmo has three heartland outlets and Madam Partum can be booked at any Chien Chi Tow branch, so between them the centre option reaches most of the island.
Transport is the hidden line. AllTenTic, PNSG and Mummy's Massage all say their package prices are nett and include transport. Madam Partum and Addition charge it per visit, take home bookings on weekdays only and require a 90-minute minimum, so their true home price is $230 and $329 a session.
Timing. The providers here agree on roughly 5 days after a vaginal delivery and 21 days after a caesarean, and abdominal work is skipped until a C-section wound has healed. Check with your gynae first, especially after a complicated birth.
Consecutive days. Jamu packages are designed to run daily, and top-up sessions often must follow straight on from the last one. If you are also juggling a confinement nanny or visitors, book the start date around them.
Jamu or TCM. Jamu is a Malay and Indonesian oil massage finished with herbal pastes and bengkung binding. TCM postpartum massage (Madam Partum, and parts of Cosmo and Addition) uses tui na and meridian work. Plenty of mums mix both.
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