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Valten Studio

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

Salon site layout: headline, book button, a four-image gallery and a service list with prices and one highlighted booking action.
Independent salon — concept build. Demo work, labelled as such.

Questions

Asked first, answered here.

I already use a booking system. Do I have to change?

No. We connect to what you have. Your history and your regulars live in it, so keeping it is the right call in almost every case.

Should I put my prices on the site?

Yes, with rare exceptions. Hidden prices lose more bookings than they protect. Where pricing depends on a consultation, we show a starting point.

Can I take deposits?

Yes. For treatments where no-shows hurt, we recommend it, with the terms beside the button so nobody is surprised.

My photos are phone pictures. Is that a problem?

Phone pictures in good light beat stock. We will tell you which ones work and how to shoot what is missing.

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.