Websites for hair and beauty salons
Your clients choose you on looks and trust: your work, your space and how easy you are to book. A salon website should feel like walking into the salon, then let people book the right treatment without a dozen messages.
What your website needs to do
Your work, shown properly
Before and afters, colour work, nails, brows: a gallery that looks as good as the results, organised so people can find the kind of thing they want.
Treatments and prices without the guesswork
A clear treatment list with how long each one takes and what it costs, or a sensible "from" price, so nobody has to message just to ask.
Booking that fits your diary
Clients pick a treatment and a real free slot, and get a confirmation and a reminder. Fewer DMs to answer between appointments and fewer gaps in the day.
A look that matches the salon
Your colours, your style, your atmosphere. A salon site shouldn't look like everyone else's template, because your salon doesn't.
Easy on a phone
Most bookings happen on a phone, often late in the evening. Big buttons, quick pages and a booking flow that works one-handed.
Demos you can try
These are working demos for made-up businesses. Everything in them could be built for yours.
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Maison Amara
Real footage of long hair being curled into soft waves, played frame by frame as you scroll. A calm, beautiful way to show your work.
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Bramblewood Vets
Booking as a friendly chat, one question at a time. The same idea works for a salon: pick a treatment, pick a stylist, pick a real free time.
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Already doing this for local businesses
My booking system, BookMyVisit, already has a hair salon set up as a demo, with services, durations, prices and a working diary, so a salon booking setup is ready to go rather than built from scratch.
What people usually ask
I work with businesses across Macclesfield, Wilmslow, Knutsford, Congleton, Poynton, Bollington, Prestbury and Alderley Edge, and further afield over video call.
Can clients choose a treatment and book a real time?
Yes. They choose the treatment, the booking knows how long it takes, and it only offers times that are actually free. They get a confirmation email straight away and a reminder before the appointment.
I already use a booking app. Can the website work with it?
Usually, yes. Most booking apps can be linked or embedded so clients book from your own site. If you'd like something cheaper, my own system, BookMyVisit, is an option too.
Can I add new photos of my work myself?
Yes. The gallery can be set up so adding new photos is quick, or you can send them to me and I'll add them.
How much does it cost?
It depends on the size of the site and whether you want online booking. You'll get a clear price agreed up front, before any work starts.
Let's talk about your website
Tell me about your business and I'll come back with a clear plan and a price. You'll deal with me from start to finish.