Website design · Hair & beauty salons

Website design for salons.

A salon website that fills the diary. Salon clients choose by looking: Instagram, photos of real work and easy online booking.

  • Online booking connected to your system
  • Treatment menu with prices
  • Gallery of real work
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How it helps

What website design does for salons.

Price list, online booking and a gallery front and centre, with a page for each signature service.

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More enquiries

Clear calls to action, quote forms and click-to-call turn visitors into calls.

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Look established

A professional design builds trust before a customer speaks to you.

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Found on Google

Fast, well-structured pages built for search from day one.

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Less admin

Bookings, quote forms and FAQs answer questions for you, around the clock.

What’s included

What your salon website will include.

Built around how your customers decide, not a generic template.

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Online booking

Real-time availability, deposits and reminders built in.

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Price list

Services and prices by stylist level, easy to read on a phone.

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Gallery

Recent work linked to your Instagram.

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Treatment pages

Balayage, lashes, brows, nails and more, each with its own page.

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Gift vouchers

Sell vouchers online, especially before Christmas.

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Team profiles

Stylists and specialisms, so clients can choose.

Site structure

The pages I’d build for a salon.

Every page has one job: answer a question and lead to an enquiry.

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Price list, online booking and a gallery front and centre, with a page for each signature service.

Trust

What clients look for on your site.

01

Photos of real work

Instagram and a gallery of recent clients.

02

Prices

A clear price list by service and stylist level.

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Online booking

Real-time slots, deposits and reminders.

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Reviews

Ratings on Google and booking apps.

Rules worth knowing

Before-and-after photos must be genuine and unfiltered under the ASA/CAP Code, and prescription-only treatments such as Botox can’t be advertised to the public.

Packages

Website design packages for salons.

Starter website

New businesses and sole traders

  • Up to 6 pages
  • Mobile-first design
  • Contact form, WhatsApp and click-to-call
  • Google Business Profile link-up
  • SEO basics and sitemap
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Business website

Established businesses that want leads

  • 10–15 pages, including service and area pages
  • Custom design from your brand
  • Blog, reviews and FAQ sections
  • Enquiry tracking in Google Analytics
  • Training call and 30 days’ support
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Store or custom build

Online shops, portals and bookings

  • Shopify store or custom code
  • Product, payment and delivery set-up
  • Integrations with your tools
  • Migration with redirects
  • Written specification first
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Typical prices are in the questions below. Every quote is fixed and in writing.

How it works

From first call to delivery.

  1. Free call & plan

    We agree goals, pages and features. You get a written plan and fixed quote within three working days.

  2. Content & structure

    I map every page to what customers search for and help with the words and photos.

  3. Design

    You see the homepage and a key inner page first, with two rounds of changes.

  4. Build & test

    My developers build it, then we test speed, forms and phones before you see it live.

  5. Launch & training

    We go live, submit it to Google and show you how to edit it yourself.

FAQs

Website design for salons

Typical ranges in pounds. You get a fixed written quote after a free call.

How much does a website cost for a small business in the UK?

A starter site of up to 6 pages is usually £450 – £900. A 10–15 page business site is £900 – £1,800. Shopify stores are £900 – £2,500 and custom builds £2,500 – £8,000. Care plans are £30 – £80 a month.

Should a salon show prices online?

Yes. A clear treatment menu with prices gets more bookings and fewer time-wasting messages.

What should a salon’s website design include?

Price list, online booking and a gallery front and centre, with a page for each signature service.

Are there rules for salons’ marketing?

Before-and-after photos must be genuine and unfiltered under the ASA/CAP Code, and prescription-only treatments such as Botox can’t be advertised to the public.

How long does it take to build a website?

Most business websites take 3–5 weeks from an agreed plan. Online stores and custom builds take 5–10 weeks.

Should I choose WordPress or Shopify?

Selling products online: Shopify. Selling services and wanting enquiries: WordPress. Needing logins, bookings or dashboards: custom code.

Tell me what you need. I’ll give you an honest plan.

A free 20-minute video call with me. A written plan and a fixed quote within three working days.