Beauty & Wellness
Websites that keep the diary full.
Booking that takes seconds, work worth showing, and a business that turns up when someone nearby searches at nine in the evening.
What a customer should be able to do
Book an appointment
What goes wrong
Where the bookings go.
Booking means phoning
People decide outside your opening hours. If they cannot book then and there, they book with whoever lets them.
The gallery lives on Instagram
Your best work sits on someone else's platform, behind a login and an algorithm.
Prices are hidden
Nobody rings up to ask what a cut costs. Vague pricing filters out people who were ready to book.
You are missing from the map
Half your new customers search for a treatment plus a place name. A thin profile keeps you out of that list.
What we build
Built around one thing: booking.
Every element moves someone from interested to booked, at eleven at night if that is when they are looking.
- Online booking connected to the calendar and system you already use
- A service list with real prices and real durations
- Galleries of your own work, quick to load and described for screen readers
- Practitioner pages, so people can choose who they see
- Google Business Profile set up, with a repeatable habit for reviews
- Deposits and cancellation terms stated before anyone books
Concept
A salon site, start to finish.
A concept build for a two-room salon: services and prices on the first screen, a gallery that loads at once, and booking that never asks anyone to ring during a treatment.
Concept
Questions
Asked first, answered here.
I already use a booking system. Do I have to change?
Should I put my prices on the site?
Can I take deposits?
My photos are phone pictures. Is that a problem?
Beauty & Wellness
Let's fill the diary.
A short call about how people book now and where they drop out. You get a fixed quote and a straight answer on what to fix first.
Working across
United Kingdom
Portugal
English & Portuguese