Web design for beauty salons that takes bookings while you work.
Clients choose a salon on price, time and photos of your own work, often late in the evening. The site shows all three and books them straight into the system you already use.
Websites from
£800
Where salon bookings slip away.
Treatments with no price or time
A client comparing brow lamination at three salons books the one that says how long it takes and what it costs.
Bookings arrive by message
Every DM is a conversation you answer between clients. A booking link lets the client pick the slot without you.
No-shows with no policy
An empty chair costs you the hour. Terms nobody saw before booking are hard to enforce afterwards.
Your best work sits on someone else's app
Instagram shows your photos to your followers. Your site shows them to the person searching for a salon near them.
What a salon site needs.
Everything on the page moves a client from looking to booked.
- A treatments table with minutes and prices for every service
- Booking through Fresha, Treatwell, Timely, Booksy or Phorest, whichever you use
- Deposit and cancellation terms stated beside the booking button
- Preparation and aftercare notes on the treatments that need them
- A gallery of your own work, quick to load and described for screen readers
- A page for each practitioner, so clients can choose who they see
- Your Google profile with the same services and prices
Booking systems we connect.
Keep the system that already holds your diary and your regulars. The site sends clients straight into it.
Fresha
Your Fresha booking page, one tap from each treatment on the site.
Treatwell
Your Treatwell calendar behind the book button, with the same treatment names on both.
Timely
Online booking from Timely, with deposits taken where you have them switched on.
Booksy
Your Booksy profile linked from the site, so clients book the slot without messaging you.
Phorest
Phorest's online booking, reached from every treatment row.
Moving booking systems is a big job with little gain. We connect the one you have.
A brow and skin studio in Amsterdam.
Elin Skin & Brow lists every treatment with its minutes and its price, states the preparation and the 24-hour cancellation rule under the table, and points everything at one booking button.
Read the case study
2×
appointments booked without a message first
Price and duration are settled before anyone opens a chat window.
100%
of treatments priced on the page
Name, minutes, price. Nothing on request.
24h
cancellation window
Stated in sentences under the table, charged at half inside it.
What it costs.
Starting prices for a salon in the United Kingdom, before VAT. A short call turns one of them into a fixed quote.
Starter website
from£800
Up to 5 pages. The essentials, built to bring in enquiries.
Business website
from£1,300
5–10 pages with a CMS you edit yourself. Our most common build.
Care plan, Basic
£40/mo
Hosting, daily backups, updates and monitoring. The site stays up.
Care plan, Plus
£85/mo
Basic, plus small content changes each month and a priority reply.
Care Plus covers small changes each month, such as new prices or a new treatment. Booking systems bill you for their own fees.
Salons ask first.
We already use Fresha. Do we have to change?
Should every treatment show a price?
How do we cut no-shows?
Do you build for hair salons?
Who owns the website?
Let's fill the chair.
A twenty-minute call about your treatments, your booking system and where clients drop out. You get a fixed quote, and a straight answer on what to fix first.
Working across
United Kingdom
Portugal
Netherlands
English & Portuguese