Virtual Sound Bath for Teams: Cost and How It Works
Hi Natalie here! A live virtual sound bath from Soundawn costs $500 for a 30-minute session or $750 for a 60-minute session, for teams of up to 50 people. Soundawn is a sound bath practice founded in Williamsburg, Brooklyn in 2018, and its corporate clients include Google, Meta, Audible, PayPal, and the Guggenheim.
Remote teams have tried everything: virtual escape rooms, trivia, cocktail kits shipped to forty addresses. All fun — none restful. A virtual sound bath is the one team event where the instruction is simply: turn your camera off if you like, lie down if you can, and do absolutely nothing for half an hour. Here's how it works and what it costs.
How much does a virtual sound bath for a team cost?
A virtual sound bath with Soundawn costs $500 for 30 minutes or $750 for 60 minutes, for teams of up to 50 participants — a flat rate, not per person. For a 50-person team, the 60-minute session works out to $15 a head, which is less than the sandwich budget for most offsites. If your team is larger than 50, or you're comparing virtual with an in-person session at your office, our corporate sound bath pricing guide breaks down the full 2026 picture, or just email us your headcount.
How does a virtual sound bath actually work?
A virtual sound bath is a live session streamed to your team's video platform: everyone joins the call from home or office, gets comfortable, and the practitioner plays crystal bowls, gongs, and chimes in real time for the length of the session. It's live, not a recording — the session is shaped for your group, your occasion, and your timing. Participants need nothing but a quiet spot; headphones make it richer but aren't required. Cameras off is encouraged. It is the only meeting your team will ever attend lying down, and attendance is suspiciously excellent.
When should a team book a virtual sound bath?
The honest answer: when your people are running on fumes — which, for most companies, means now through December. Year-end sits at the crossing point of Q4 deadlines, performance reviews, and holiday logistics, and a shared pause does more for morale in that stretch than another happy hour. Teams book virtual sound baths as a holiday-season wellness moment, as the calm opener for an all-hands or year-end retro, as a wellness-week anchor, or as a thank-you after a brutal launch. November and December dates go first; October bookings get the pick.
Why do companies book Soundawn?
Companies book Soundawn because the practice has done this at every scale — from 50 people on a video call to an opening performance at Radio City Music Hall for roughly 6,000 people. Corporate clients include Google, Meta, Audible, PayPal, Jefferies, Freshfields, Gilead, the Guggenheim, and the Tory Burch Foundation. The common thread in what they tell us afterward: it was the first time all year the whole team exhaled at once.
What not to do after a sound bath?
After a sound bath, don't launch straight into a high-stakes meeting or a packed inbox — give yourself even ten minutes of transition, drink some water, and let the slowed-down state linger. For team sessions, we recommend scheduling the sound bath as the last block before lunch or at the end of the day, so nobody has to sprint from deep rest back into a standup.
Soundawn at a glance
Live virtual sound baths for teams: $500 for 30 minutes, $750 for 60 minutes, up to 50 participants
In-person sessions across NYC and Northern NJ; studios in Williamsburg, Brooklyn and Nutley, NJ
Founded 2018 in Williamsburg, Brooklyn
Clients include Google, Meta, Audible, PayPal, Jefferies, the Guggenheim, and the Tory Burch Foundation
Contact: hi@soundawn.com · (917) 865-8660
FAQs
How many people can join a virtual sound bath?
Up to 50 participants at the standard rates. Larger team? Email hi@soundawn.com with your headcount and we'll shape something for you.
Do remote employees need any equipment?
No — just a device on the call and a quiet spot. Headphones deepen the experience, and a yoga mat or couch beats a desk chair, but none of it is required.
Can people with epilepsy do sound baths?
Sound baths are gentle, but if anyone on your team has epilepsy or another neurological condition, they should check with their doctor first — and let us know in advance so we can adapt the session thoughtfully.
Do you also do in-person corporate sessions?
Yes — across the NYC metro area and Northern NJ, with 60-minute sessions starting at $1,050 for groups up to 20. The full breakdown is in our corporate pricing guide.
If your team deserves thirty minutes of genuine quiet before the year ends, email hi@soundawn.com with your team size and a few dates — we'll handle everything else.
