Dataset · Published 2026-09-12 · Source: Google Search Console

Tantra massage search demand 2026

Over 37 days in 2026, Google showed tantrastudio.app pages 1,317 times in search results and users clicked 167 of those impressions, a 12.68% click-through rate. Almost all of that interest came from one place and one phrase. The query "tantra massage ubud" alone produced 62 clicks, and city-naming queries produced 157 of the 167 clicks. This page publishes the full 212-row export behind those figures, including the questions that drew impressions and no clicks at all.

Key takeaways

• The property drew 167 clicks from 1,317 impressions in 37 days, a 12.68% click-through rate.
• One query, "tantra massage ubud", produced 62 clicks from 183 impressions, which is 37.1% of every click in the export.
• The top five queries produced 70.1% of all clicks.
• The top 20 queries produced 91.6% of clicks but only 58.9% of impressions, so most visibility sits in queries that rarely get clicked.
• 178 of the 212 queries, or 84.0%, received zero clicks.
• 106 of the 212 queries recorded exactly one impression.
• 28 definitional questions, including "what is a tantra massage" and "difference between tantric and regular massage", drew 170 impressions and 0 clicks.
• Definitional questions were 12.9% of all impressions in the export.
• 66 city-intent queries produced 157 of the 167 clicks, or 94.0%, at a 22.21% click-through rate.
• Ubud queries led with 136 clicks from 454 impressions, followed by Bali at 16 clicks from 140 impressions and Goa at 8 clicks from 53 impressions.
• Koh Phangan drew 64 impressions but only 2 clicks.
• Zero-click demand also appears in Studio City (5 impressions), Uluwatu (2), Amsterdam (2), New York City (2), Kuala Lumpur (1), Berlin (1) and Canggu (1).
• Tantra or tantric queries account for 990 impressions, yoni 168 and lingam 87.

Where is tantra massage searched from?

The demand in this export concentrates in Ubud, Bali, where 136 of the 167 clicks originated. Ubud queries produced 454 impressions and 136 clicks across 15 distinct query strings. Bali as a whole, which includes Ubud, added 140 impressions and 16 clicks. Goa followed with 53 impressions and 8 clicks, and Dubai with 23 impressions and 5 clicks. Every other city in the export drew single-digit clicks or none.

The city signal is the strongest pattern in the data. City-intent queries were 53.7% of impressions and 94.0% of clicks, at a 22.21% click-through rate. People searching for a place are far more likely to click than people searching for a definition, and the export shows that split clearly.

What is a tantra massage?

A tantra massage is a slow, breath-led bodywork session in the tantra tradition that treats the body as a whole and holds every touch inside explicit, ongoing consent. It is not a faster or harder version of a standard massage. Pacing, presence and the client's boundaries are the practice, and the session has no fixed outcome to reach. Our plain-language definition for first-timers is in What is tantra massage?.

What is the difference between tantric and regular massage?

A regular massage works toward a physical goal such as loosening tissue or easing tension, while a tantric massage works with attention, breath and presence rather than a target. In a standard session the practitioner follows muscle groups and a treatment plan. In a tantra-informed session the practitioner follows the client's breathing and comfort, checks in more often, and treats the whole body as connected. Neither is superior. They are different practices with different intentions. The full comparison is in Tantra vs regular massage.

What is lingam massage?

A lingam massage is a bodywork practice in the tantra tradition offered to men, in which the pelvic region is included as part of whole-body attention rather than treated in isolation. It is consent-led and non-sexual, the same framing the studio uses for every session. The export shows 28 lingam-related query strings and 87 impressions, so the term is searched but rarely the reason people click. More detail is in What is lingam healing?.

What is yoni massage?

A yoni massage is a bodywork practice in the tantra tradition offered to women, again working with the pelvic region as part of the whole body, within a consent-led and non-sexual container. The export shows 27 yoni-related query strings and 168 impressions. Two phrases, "yoni healing" and "yoni massage healing", together accounted for 87 of those impressions and 2 clicks. More detail is in What is yoni healing?.

Why do "what is" searches get zero clicks?

Definitional queries produced 170 impressions and no clicks in this export, a 0.0% click-through rate. The export shows the impressions and the absence of clicks. It does not record which result the user chose, whether a search engine answered the question directly above the results, or where the site ranked, so the reason for the gap is not measured here. Two explanations are consistent with the pattern. A question like "what is a tantra massage" can be answered on the results page itself, which leaves no reason to click. And a broad question is not a local one, so a page about a practice in one city is a weak match for a reader who wants a general definition.

What the data supports is narrower and still useful. Definitional questions bring visibility without visits, and they were 12.9% of all impressions. Pages that answer them plainly are the ones positioned to convert that visibility. The studio keeps definition pages for tantra massage, lingam and yoni work, plus the orgasm gap and good girl syndrome.

Which cities show demand with no local practitioner?

Studio City, Uluwatu, Amsterdam, New York City, Kuala Lumpur, Berlin and Canggu all recorded impressions and zero clicks. Those impressions mean a page on tantrastudio.app appeared in results for a query that named those places. They do not tell us whether a practitioner operates there. The export records queries, clicks and impressions for one property. It does not record the supply of practitioners in any market, so a zero-click city is a signal that people are looking, and nothing more than that. Some of those impressions also belong to query strings that are not local searches at all.

Does demand exist outside English?

Yes. The export contains 12 query rows written in languages other than English, in French, German, Dutch, Swedish and Arabic. The strongest is French: "massage tantrique ubud" produced 13 clicks from 39 impressions, the third-highest click count in the whole dataset. German "tantrische massage" and Dutch "is dit legaal?" also appear, alongside Swedish "vad är tantra massage" and an Arabic query. Two of the non-English rows are fragments rather than full searches, and a few rows mix languages or carry stray tokens, so the count is a floor on real non-English demand rather than a measure of it.

The data in tables

Source: Google Search Console, property tantrastudio.app, Performance > Queries, 2026-08-05 to 2026-09-10. Query text is reproduced as Google reported it, including typos.

Top 15 queries by clicks

Top 15 queries by impressions

City demand

Modality demand

Methodology

The data is a query-level export from Google Search Console for the property tantrastudio.app, taken from Performance > Queries. The range is 2026-08-05 to 2026-09-10, which is 37 days. The export contained 212 rows. Across those rows the property recorded 167 clicks, 1,317 impressions and a 12.68% click-through rate. Query text is reproduced exactly as Google reported it, including typos, stray tokens and mixed languages.

What this is. It is one property's impressions and clicks for the queries that surfaced its pages in that window. It is a complete and verbatim transcription of the exported rows, with derived fields added for whether a query names a city, whether it is a definitional question, which modality it belongs to, and whether it uses "near me" phrasing.

What this is not. This export records one property, so it cannot stand in for market-wide search volume, and a missing query is not evidence that nobody searched for it. Search Console reports only the queries a property already appears for and withholds rare queries, so the list is incomplete by design. It records impressions that reached this one property's pages, and it says nothing about demand in any city. Impressions do not tell us where a user was, what else appeared on the results page, or where the site ranked. Nothing here is a claim about any practitioner, clinic or service other than this one property, and nothing here is medical or therapeutic advice.

Download the dataset

The full 212-row dataset is published under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license and is free to cite, quote or analyze with attribution to Tantra Studio.

• tantra-massage-search-demand-2026.csv: comma-separated, one row per query. Columns are query, clicks, impressions, ctr_pct, city_intent, definitional_intent, modality_tags, near_me and branded.
• tantra-massage-search-demand-2026.json: the same rows as JSON, with a metadata header carrying the date range and totals.

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Keep reading

• What is tantra massage?
• Tantra vs regular massage
• What is lingam healing?
• What is yoni healing?
• The orgasm gap
• The good girl syndrome
• Gong bath and sound healing
• Sessions
• Research and articles