Salon websites, finished and hosted
For a salon the work is the pitch, so the pictures are not decoration on the site, they are the site. A person deciding where to have their hair cut is looking for one thing: somebody on that page whose hair looks like the hair they want. After that they want the price list without having to ask for it, and a way to book that does not involve calling during the two hours they are also at work.
These decks put the photography first and the practical part immediately underneath it: services with prices, the people who do them, where you are and when you are open. You supply your own pictures and your own price list through a single form, and the site is live on a real address in under a minute, free for the first seven days. If your prices change on Monday you change them yourself, in the same form, and the site updates. We host it and we keep it up; we never hand you a codebase to maintain.
From $9.99 a month, free for the first 7 days.
What a salon website has to do
- Real photographs of real work, large, and not stock
- A price list on the page, per service, not on request
- Booking that works on a phone at nine in the evening
- The stylists by name, because clients follow people rather than premises
- Address, hours and how to park or which door to use
Questions people ask first
How much does a salon website cost?
$9.99 a month on the One plan, which is the floor and includes the hosting. The site is free for its first 7 days, and you pay only when you decide to keep it. There is no build fee, no setup fee and no charge for the preview.
How long does it take to get a salon website live?
Under a minute. You pick a finished site, fill in one form with your name, your words and your pictures, and it is live on a real address straight away. There is no build queue and nothing to wait for, because the site already exists.
Can I use my own domain name?
Yes, on the Site plan and above. Every site starts on an address we give it, which works immediately and costs nothing, and a domain you own can be pointed at it afterwards without rebuilding anything.
Are these salon websites real or mockups?
All 1 of them are running sites, not pictures of sites. Opening one shows you the same code that would serve yours, filled with our words until you replace them with your own.