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Custom websites for hair salons that turn interest into booked appointments
Starting at $2,400

Your next client is on her phone with a screenshot of the colour she wants, checking your photos, prices, location, and booking options before she messages anyone. Your website needs to answer fast and make the next step obvious.

Your next client is on her phone with a screenshot of the colour she wants, checking your photos, prices, location, and booking options before she messages anyone. Your website needs to answer fast and make the next step obvious.

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01 / What costs you jobs

Where salon websites lose appointments

  1. The work is hidden in scattered posts

    Clients judge a salon by the hair they can see. If your best colour, cuts, extensions, and bridal work only live in old social posts, many visitors never find the right example.

  2. The service menu is too vague

    A visitor looking for a root touch-up, toner, keratin treatment, or kids cut needs to know if you offer it before they call. A short list that says only “hair services” creates hesitation.

  3. Booking feels like a conversation starter

    If the only next step is “DM us” or a contact form with no context, busy clients put it off. They need a clear booking button, phone number, salon hours, and location without hunting.

  4. Price anxiety stops the enquiry

    Hair clients do not always need exact pricing before they book, but they do need cues. Starting prices, consultation notes, and service descriptions help them understand what kind of appointment they are asking for.

A salon site should help clients choose quickly

  1. Show the right work next to the right service

    Balayage examples belong near balayage details. Extension photos belong near extension information. The site should connect the look a client wants with the service they need to book.

  2. Make booking visible on every important page

    A mobile visitor should not scroll back to the top to book. Calls, online booking links, directions, and opening hours should be easy to reach from service pages and stylist pages.

  3. Set expectations before the appointment

    Colour consultations, patch tests, appointment length, deposits, maintenance, and aftercare can be explained before a client sits in the chair. That makes enquiries clearer and reduces back-and-forth.

  4. Turn Instagram attention into a proper booking path

    Social media can create interest. Your website should give that interest somewhere useful to land, with service detail, salon policies, stylist information, and a direct next step.

02 / What it does

What we build into a hair salon website

  1. Mobile-first service pages

    Pages for cuts, colour, balayage, blonding, extensions, treatments, bridal hair, or any service mix your salon offers. Written so a client can understand what to book.

  2. Photo-led layout

    Galleries and image sections designed for hair work, not generic stock layouts. Before-and-after sets, colour results, textured hair, short cuts, and finish shots can all be organised clearly.

  3. Stylist and team sections

    Clients often choose based on who they trust with their hair. Stylist profiles can show specialties, booking links, working days, and the kind of appointments each person handles.

  4. Booking, calls, maps, and hours

    The practical details sit where clients need them. Online booking links, phone taps, address, parking notes, salon hours, and cancellation policy can all be built into the path.

  5. Clear pricing cues

    Starting prices, “from” pricing, consultation requirements, and service notes can be shown in a way that informs clients without locking your salon into one-size pricing.

A better path from browsing to booking

Common salon website

  • 01A single gallery with no service context.
  • 02A menu that lists “colour” without explaining options.
  • 03The booking link appears once, then disappears.
  • 04Policies are buried or missing.
  • 05The site feels different from the salon clients see on social media.

Custom salon website

  • 01Hair work shown beside the services it relates to.
  • 02Separate pages or sections for gloss, roots, highlights, balayage, blonding, and corrections.
  • 03Booking and call actions stay close on mobile.
  • 04Deposits, cancellations, patch tests, and consultation notes are easy to find.
  • 05The website carries the salon’s style, tone, services, and appointment process in one place.

03 / How it goes

How the project works

  1. We map the appointment journey

    We look at what a new client needs before booking: services, prices, stylist choice, location, hours, policies, photos, and the fastest route to an appointment.

  2. We plan the pages around your salon

    A colour-heavy salon needs a different structure from a barber-style salon, curl specialist, bridal studio, or family salon. The pages are shaped around your actual services.

  3. We write and design the site

    We create the layout, copy, and mobile experience so visitors can understand your salon without piecing it together from social posts.

  4. We prepare it for launch

    Your booking link, forms, phone number, map, service details, images, and essential policies are checked before the site goes live.

Questions salon owners usually have

“Most of our bookings come from Instagram.”

That is common for salons. The website does a different job. It gives curious clients the details they do not get from a post: pricing cues, service explanations, stylist information, policies, location, and a reliable booking route.

“We already have an online booking system.”

Good. The website can support it by sending visitors to the right booking action after they understand the service. It can also explain which appointments need a consultation first.

“Our prices change depending on the client’s hair.”

The site does not need to quote every appointment exactly. It can use starting prices, consultation notes, service ranges, and clear language about what affects cost.

“We are busy and do not have time to write everything.”

We handle the page structure and copy. You provide the service list, booking process, images, and any rules your clients need to know.

“What does it cost?”

Custom hair salon websites start at $2,400. The final scope depends on the number of pages, service sections, booking setup, and content needs.
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Most Business Websites. $2,400.

One clear price for a custom-designed, fully built business website.

Custom Business Website

$2,400

Designed and built around your business, your customers and your goals.

Pay in full or from $100/month for 24 months with Affirm.

  • Custom website design
  • Responsive desktop + mobile
  • Business, service and location pages
  • Contact and lead forms
  • Booking functionality
  • E-commerce
  • Blog and content sections
  • Standard integrations
  • SEO-friendly structure
  • Conversion-focused layouts
  • Content implementation
  • Launch and handoff

Best for most businesses.

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Financing subject to approval. Rates and terms may vary.

Build a salon website that helps clients book with confidence

If your current site does not show your work clearly, explain your services, or guide mobile visitors to booking, we can build one that does. Tell us about your salon, your services, and how clients book now. 4 parts. Nothing is charged and nothing starts until you say so.

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