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Someone seeking foot care asks what a regular treatment session costs, what a short visit costs, what a late cancellation costs, how much insoles cost and whether the treatment can be paid for with a wellbeing benefit. These decide 50 points out of a hundred.

Checked 16.10.2026 · basic metrics measured 26.8.2026 How the scores are calculated →

Score shows how the company does on our comparison criteria, on a 0–100 scale. Rankings cannot be bought.

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PodoPiste SUOMEN PARAS 2026

podopiste.fi · PodoPiste - Jalkaterapiapalvelut Oy, a clinic of two North Karelian podiatrists in Joensuu, prices and online booking in the Vello service, home visits

78.8SCORE
Price of a standard foot treatment80
Short visit price100
Late cancellation fee100
Custom insoles0
Wellbeing benefit accepted as payment100

Basic metrics · 79.5

Digital quality78
Transparency95
Reachability52
AI quality score85

+ Prices published in euros in the Vello booking system by service (foot care 60 min 76 euros, 75 min 84 euros, extended treatment 92 euros) and treatment duration itemised

Basic metrics: 79.5, rank 1 · no change

– Custom insoles: The price of custom insoles was not found on the services and prices page or the front page. The page only has a silicone orthosis from 45 €.

2

Haagan Jalkaterapia

www.haaganjalkaterapia.fi · Nifedir Oy, Haagan Jalkaterapia in South Haaga, Helsinki, full price list and online booking calendar, podiatrist (AMK)

74.9SCORE
Price of a standard foot treatment87
Short visit price70
Late cancellation fee0
Custom insoles100
Wellbeing benefit accepted as payment100

Basic metrics · 77.1

Digital quality84
Transparency82
Reachability52
AI quality score85

+ Full price list in euros by treatment (for example 74 euros, 104 euros, supportive insoles 190 euros a pair) and pensioner and youth discounts clearly stated

Basic metrics: 77.1, rank 2 · no change

3

Jalkaklinikka Kristalli

jalkaklinikkakristalli.fi · Jalkaklinikka Kristalli Helsinki Oy, podiatry and foot care clinic in Helsinki, prices tiered by the practitioner's experience level (Junior/Specialist/Senior/Master)

64.2SCORE
Price of a standard foot treatment70
Short visit price33
Late cancellation fee40
Custom insoles85
Wellbeing benefit accepted as payment0

Basic metrics · 75.4

Digital quality78
Transparency82
Reachability52
AI quality score84

+ Prices published in euros and tiered transparently by practitioner experience level: Junior Specialist 79 euros, Specialist 89 euros, Senior Specialist 99 euros, Master Specialist 118 euros

Basic metrics: 75.4, rank 3 · no change

– Wellness benefit accepted as payment: Wellness benefits are not mentioned in the price list, front page, contact details or booking.

4

Jalkaterapia ILO

jalkaterapiailo.fi · Jalkaterapia ILO Oy, podiatry clinic in Espoo, price list and online booking published online, home visits

60.7SCORE
Price of a standard foot treatment67
Short visit price50
Late cancellation fee0
Custom insoles0
Wellbeing benefit accepted as payment100

Basic metrics · 74.7

Digital quality77
Transparency80
Reachability52
AI quality score85

+ Clear price list in euros: first visit and foot therapy 50 min 80 euros, 30 min 60 euros, additional procedures itemised (nail correction 25 euros, custom insoles 100 - 140 euros)

Basic metrics: 74.7, rank 4 · no change

– Late cancellation fee: Cancellation terms were not found on the front page, the price list or the FAQ page.

5

Helsingin jalkaterapia

helsinginjalkaterapia.fi · Helsingin jalkaterapia Oy, a podiatry clinic in central Helsinki, online booking; treatment prices are not published online

54.8SCORE
Price of a standard foot treatment80
Short visit price33
Late cancellation fee100
Custom insoles19
Wellbeing benefit accepted as payment0

Basic metrics · 52.3

Digital quality62
Transparency42
Reachability45
AI quality score61

+ Appointments can be booked online via the online booking system, which shows available times directly

Basic metrics: 52.3, rank 6 · ▲ 1 place

– Wellness benefit accepted as payment: Wellness benefits are not mentioned in the price list or on the front page.

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Jalkaterapia SunJalat

sunjalat.fi · Jalkaterapia SunJalat Oy, clinic of podiatrists Nina Sillanpää and Olli Rautiainen in Naantali, full price list and home visit surcharge published online

54.8SCORE
Price of a standard foot treatment67
Short visit price50
Late cancellation fee0
Custom insoles0
Wellbeing benefit accepted as payment0

Basic metrics · 73.0

Digital quality80
Transparency74
Reachability52
AI quality score82

+ Full price list public in euros: podiatric comprehensive foot care 80 euros, supportive insoles 310 euros including examinations, several procedures with starting prices

Basic metrics: 73.0, rank 5 · ▼ 1 place

– Late cancellation fee: Cancellation terms were not found on the front page, in the price list or in the contact details.

What decides the purchase decision

Weights are fixed. All companies are measured on the same scale. Read the full methodology.

Buying motives and weights

100 p
Buying motiveWhat is measuredScaleWeight
Price of a standard foot treatment
QUESTIONWhat does a standard foot care session cost?
Cheapest published price for a standard foot care or podiatry visit of about 45–60 minutes.70 € or less = 100 points, 100 € or more = 0, in between directly proportional.20 p
Short visit price
QUESTIONWhat does a short visit cost if you have one minor complaint?
Cheapest published price for a visit of about 30–45 minutes or for treating a single problem.45 € or less = 100 points, 75 € or more = 0, directly proportional in between.10 p
Late cancellation fee
QUESTIONHow much do I pay if I cancel less than 24 hours before the appointment?
Percentage of the treatment price charged for a late cancellation.50% or less = 100 points, 100% = 0, directly proportional in between.8 p
Custom insoles
QUESTIONWhat does the first pair of custom insoles cost, including examinations?
Published total price for the first pair, with examination and handover included.€180 or less = 100 points, €310 or more = 0, in between directly proportional.7 p
Wellbeing benefit accepted as payment
QUESTIONCan I pay for the treatment with ePassi or Edenred?
The company states on its own site that it accepts ePassi or Edenred.Accepts = 100 points, does not state = 0.5 p
Basic metricsDigital quality, transparency, reachability and AI quality scoreBasic metrics × 0.550 p

Notes

About this comparison

We scored 6 foot care and podiatry clinics on 20 metrics. The key question: is the price of treatment shown in euros online and who will treat you, or is the price only revealed by phone or when booking?

When choosing a foot care salon or podiatry clinic, two things often remain unclear before booking: what the treatment costs and who treats you. Some clinics publish the full price list in euros and openly state the practitioner's qualifications, while others reveal the price only on the phone or when booking. The comparison scores these transparency factors so that you can see in advance what you are paying for.

What transparency means in this category

Treatment prices shown publicly in euros (30), appointment can be booked online (16), practitioner's qualification stated (registered podiatrist or foot care specialist) (14), treatments and their content described (12), availability of home visits and surcharge stated (8), business ID (Y-tunnus) or operating company shown (10), independent review source shown (10)

Transparency is 30% of the basic metrics, i.e. 15% of the total points · these metrics make up its 100 points · the full formula and the other pillars

How to read the comparison correctly: Half of the points come from buyer's questions, i.e. things the buyer finds out before deciding. The other half measures how openly the company publishes its prices, terms and contact details. Clear differences in points indicate a genuine difference: one tells you the price immediately, another only after logging in. Close scores should not be read as a ranking order, because every measurement has a margin of variation. The measurement accuracy and the full calculation formula are open in the methodology.

Customer experience is brought into the assessment separately. We also collect customer feedback and customer experiences about companies through separate surveys. The survey results will be added to the overall assessment later.

Who is on the list? Clinics offering foot care and podiatry services to consumers that have their own live site and operate in company form. The pool covers different localities (Naantali, Espoo, Helsinki, Joensuu), because the sector is local small-business activity. The comparison does not tell which clinic is closest to you but how openly each states prices, the practitioner's qualification, booking and home visits before contact.

Podiatrist or foot care practitioner? A podiatrist (jalkaterapeutti, UAS degree) is a healthcare professional licensed by Valvira, whose title is protected by law and who has completed a university of applied sciences degree of about three and a half years. A foot care practitioner (jalkojenhoitaja) is a practitioner with shorter training whose title is not protected. Both can do high-quality work, but we state which of the two is involved at each clinic, because it does not always show in the price.

Why only six? The sector is strongly sole-trader driven: a large share of podiatrists operate as private sole traders whose business ID (Y-tunnus) cannot be found in the Trade Register company search. We do not publish a company whose responsible entity cannot be verified. The business ID (Y-tunnus) of all six has been verified from the Trade Register.

Comparison guide

What to consider in the comparison

How Suomen Paras assesses and scores

Every company is measured with the same public formula: half of the points come from buyer's questions and half from basic metrics, which have four pillars: technical quality, transparency, reachability and AI quality score. Ranking cannot be bought, and you can see the origin of each point on the company's profile. Read the full methodology →

Expert tips

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a podiatrist and a foot care practitioner?

A podiatrist (AMK) is a healthcare professional licensed by Valvira who has completed a university of applied sciences degree of about three and a half years; the title is legally protected. A foot care practitioner (jalkojenhoitaja) is a practitioner with shorter training, and the title is not protected.

Why is the price not always shown online?

Some clinics price treatment individually according to the condition of the feet and state the price only at the visit or when booking. At the most transparent clinics, however, the price list is public in euros, and the comparison rewards that.

Can I get a foot treatment at home?

Some clinics make home visits for a fixed additional charge, for example a home visit surcharge added on top of the normal tariff. Not all offer home visits, so confirm availability and price in advance.

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