Websites for salons and clinics. From £250.

Hand-coded for how salon and clinic bookings come in: the walk-in who wants a cut this afternoon, the balayage booked six weeks out, the client checking your prices on a phone at midnight. Your homepage designed free before you pay anything.

Fixed prices. Free design first. Most sites live inside two weeks.

Concept site for a York salon, desktop view
Concept site for a York salon

What people type before they book an appointment

The searches that fill your diary, and how the page is built to answer each one.

“hairdressers near me”
Book online button at the top with your opening hours beside it, and your town written out for Google. 'Near me' only works if your street and town are on the page.
“balayage [your town]”
A colour page of its own, with balayage, highlights and toners named the way clients search for them. One page per service beats one price list that covers everything.
“barbers [your town]”
Your home page written around your town and the streets people know, not a vague 'West Yorkshire'. Walk-in hours on the first screen, because barbers live on walk-ins.
“sports massage near me”
A page per treatment for the clinic side: what it helps with, how long a session is and the price. Clinic clients compare on price and practitioner, so both sit on the page.
“nail salon [your town]”
Your price list on the page as words Google can read, not a photo of a menu. Prices you change yourself when they go up, with your best sets photographed underneath.

How salon and clinic bookings come in

Two clients, one page. Neither has to scroll past the other to find what they need.

The same-day walk-in

A cut or a wax this afternoon, phone in hand. They book the first place with a free slot. No scrolling.

  • Book online button, thumb reach on every phone
  • Hours and walk-in times in the first screen
  • Prices on the page, not 'call for a quote'
  • Tap-to-call for the ones who'd rather ring
Concept site for a York salon, phone view

The planned appointment

A full colour or a course of physio. They're comparing three places on a Sunday night and want proof.

  • A page per service: colour, nails, treatments
  • Photos of your own work, not stock models
  • Google reviews on the page, not just a link
  • Book online into the exact slot they want

The pages we'd build for you

Ticked for each site. On the one-page site, ticked rows are sections of one long page.

Home

Who you are, where you are, the book online button and proof. On the one-page site this is the whole job.

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Services and prices

Every service, its price and how long it takes, as text Google can read. You change prices yourself, no waiting.

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Colour and treatments

A page per big-ticket service, so a 'balayage' search lands on colour, not a menu. Your own photos on each.

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The team

Who does what, their qualifications and the brands they trained with. Clients book a person, not a chair.

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Find us

Your address, hours, parking and how to find the door, with a map. Written out in full so a local search matches.

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Reviews

Your best Google reviews on the page with a link to the rest. Trust before they've sat in the chair.

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Book online

The booking system you already use, linked or embedded, so clients book a slot without ringing. Tap-to-call too.

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Where your credentials sit, and why

Proof nobody sees does nothing. Each one goes where the client looks for it.

Insurance and qualifications

Header, beside your name. Again on each treatment page.

Anyone booking filler, laser or a peel checks who's qualified before they check the price. Say it first.

Brand training and NVQ levels

On the team page, under each stylist or therapist's name.

A client picking a colourist asks who trained them. Named under the person, not buried in an about page.

HCPC or GOsC registration

Header, as your number, linked straight to the register.

Physios and osteopaths must be registered, and clients know it. A number to check beats 'fully qualified'.

Google reviews

Home page, high on the screen, and again by the book button.

Your best ones on the page, a link to the rest. A client trying a new salon reads three before they book.

Your homepage is designed free first. Like it, and one-page sites are from £250, complete sites from £750, hosting £20 a month. Every price is fixed and agreed in writing before we start.

Before you email

The three things salons ask us first.

Can clients book online?
Yes. We link to or embed the booking system you already use, so clients pick a slot on your site without ringing. We don't build a booking engine of our own.
Can I change prices myself?
Yes. Prices, opening hours, services and photos are yours to edit with a simple editor. Put a price up on Monday morning and it's live before your first client.
I'm on Instagram. Do I need a site?
Instagram shows your work. Google shows your hours, prices and a book button, and that's where 'hairdressers near me' gets typed. The site links to your feed and back.

Ready when you are.

Tell us what you do and where you are. Two sentences typed between clients is plenty to start.

  1. 1We reply within one working day.
  2. 2Your free homepage design lands within three.
  3. 3Like it? We agree a fixed price and get started.

No need to write anything up. Your name, your town and the booking system you use is enough for us to begin.

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