Websites for hair salons and barbers
£0 until you say yes
Your clients want to see who does what, how much it costs and when they can get in. We build a site around that, linked to the booking system you already use.
- 01Home
- 02Price list
- 03Book an appointment
- 04Our stylists
- 05Colour and allergy alert tests
- 06Bridal and occasion hair
- 07Men's cuts and barbering
What a hair salon website has to do
Booking through the app you use
If you take bookings through a salon booking app, the site links to it or embeds it, so there's one diary and no double bookings. We don't build a separate booking system. If you book by phone or message, the site makes that the clear next step instead.
A price list people can read
Hair prices depend on length, thickness and who does it, so we lay out your list with from prices, junior and senior stylist rates if you have them, and what a consultation covers. Barbers can keep it to a short fixed list with skin fades, beard trims and kids' cuts.
Stylists and what they are known for
Clients choose a person as much as a salon. Each stylist or barber gets a photo, a few lines on what they love doing, such as balayage, curly cuts or hot towel shaves, and the days they work.
Patch tests, deposits and walk-ins
Colour clients need to know you'll do an allergy alert test at least 48 hours before the appointment, and how to book it. If you take deposits or charge for no-shows, the policy sits next to the booking button. Barbers who take walk-ins can say which times are quietest.
The floor plan
- 01Home
- 02Price list
- 03Book an appointment
- 04Our stylists
- 05Colour and allergy alert tests
- 06Bridal and occasion hair
- 07Men's cuts and barbering
- 08Opening hours and finding us
- 09Contact
What your customers check first
New clients check your prices, look at photos of real work on real people and see whether a stylist suits their hair type. Then they want the next free slot without ringing during a busy afternoon. Opening hours, parking and whether you take walk-ins round it off.
How a viewing works
The same four steps for every business. You only pay at the last one.
Today
Book your viewing
Your business name and town, then what you do. Two minutes. Already got a website? Paste the link and we'll read it for you.
Usually 2 working days
We build your website
A finished site, not a sketch: your services, your area and words written for your trade, ready on phones and computers.
Your viewing
Look round it
Open the private link, show your family, try other colours, ask for changes. Take as long as you like.
Moving in
Keys handed over
Say yes and it goes live. Say no and we delete it. You owe nothing.
The particulars
- Viewing
- FreeBuilding it, the private link and any changes you ask for.
- Setup
- from £495One-off setup. Design, words, build and Google setup. Only once you've said yes.
- Monthly
- from £69Hosting, security, backups, edits and a monthly report.
- If you say no
- £0We delete the site. You owe nothing.
What's included
- A full website, built around your business
- Words written for your trade and your town
- Works on phones, tablets and computers
- Set up so Google can find you
- Your photos and logo added when you send them
- Hosting, security and backups handled
- Changes done for you when you email
- A short report each month on how it's doing
Questions hair salons and barbers ask
Can my existing online booking go on the site?
Yes. If your booking app gives you a booking link or a widget, we add it to the site, usually on every page as well as the booking page. Your diary stays where it is, so you won't get bookings in two places.
Should I put my prices online?
Yes, as from prices where they vary. We add a line on what changes the price, like hair length or a longer colour process. It sets expectations before the client is in the chair.
How do you handle patch tests on the site?
We add a short section explaining that colour clients need an allergy alert test at least 48 hours before their appointment, and every time they have colour, with how to book one. If your booking app lists the test as a service, we link straight to it. It saves turning people away on the day.
I run a walk-in barbers. Is a site still worth it?
A simple one helps. People want your hours, your prices and your quieter times before they turn up, and a few photos of your cuts. If you also take bookings, the site shows both options plainly.
What does a salon website cost?
Setup is from £495, then from £69 a month for hosting, security, backups, edits and a short monthly report, so price list and opening hours changes are just an email to us. After the first year you can leave and keep the whole site with no exit fees.
Your new website: Viewing
available.
Two boxes. We build it, you look round it, and you only pay if you want to keep it.
£0 until you say yes