How to make a website for a hair or beauty salon
Price list, team, booking link, photos. Handling booking apps, and what it costs.
See the templatesThe short answer: a salon website is a price list with photos and a way to book. Clients want to know what a cut and colour costs, who does it, and whether they can get Thursday at six. Answer those and the site works.
What goes on it
- The price list, by service, with "from" prices where they vary by stylist
- The team: a photo and a line each. People book a person, not a salon
- Photos of the work and the room
- Hours, address, map, phone
- A book button
The booking question
If you already use Fresha, Booksy, Treatwell or Phorest, the website's book button links to it. Do not pay for a second booking system on the website. If you book by phone and Instagram DM, say so plainly and put the number big.
Keep it. Put the website in the bio. Instagram shows the work to people who follow you; the website catches the people who searched "hairdresser" and your area and want prices before they message.
What it costs
Our hair and beauty template is £99 then £20 a month: a full screen photo, your services as tiles, a gallery, reviews and a book button that links to whatever you use. Live within 48 hours.
See it with your name on it. Our hair and beauty template is £99 then £20 a month. Fill it in for free and only pay when you want it live.