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They book at ten at night
Clients scroll after work and decide then. If booking means calling during business hours, you lose them to whoever put a button on their site.
Websites for salons, spas and barbers
Booking should take one tap at ten at night, not a phone call you have to answer with your hands full.
How your customers really find you
02
They are picking a person, not a building
Stylist bios and individual portfolios matter more than photographs of your chairs.
03
Price is the first question
A service menu with real prices filters out the wrong calls and pre-sells the right ones before anyone walks in.
What your site actually needs
Every one of these is included in the build — not quoted as an extra later.
- Booking in one tap Connected to whatever system you already use, styled to match the rest of the site.
- Service menu with prices Written out plainly. No "call for pricing."
- A profile for each stylist With their own work, so clients can request them by name.
- Gallery of real work Yours, not stock. This is the entire sale.
- New client information First visit, what to expect, any intro offer you run.
- Cancellation policy in writing Stated once, publicly, so everyone knows where they stand.
Standard for one location, Custom for several
Tell me about your business and I will recommend the smallest plan that does the job. A fixed price comes back within one business day — not a range.