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Salon web design.
Fixed price salon web design for salons. £500 to build, £50 a month for everything after. Live in seven days.
Salon websites are often either a Squarespace template with a slider and a hero image nobody asked for, or a booking platform with the salon name on the top and no personality underneath. Neither reflects the money and effort that goes into the room, the products and the training. A proper salon site does.
We build websites for salons, barbers and beauty studios at £500 upfront and £50 a month for ongoing updates. The scope is a five to seven page site with service menu, booking integration, team pages, gallery and about, with a design that reflects your brand rather than a template default.
The £50 a month plan covers price changes, new services, new team members, seasonal offers and gallery updates without a developer bill. Pair with our Local SEO service so a walk in customer or a search from a nearby postcode lands on you rather than a chain.
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Worth a read before you commit: what a small business website really costs in the UK and how long a website takes to build. Both are in our guides.
What matters for salon websites
Price list, portfolio and a booking link that works.
Service menu with prices
Clear, readable, up to date, not a downloadable PDF.
Booking integration
Timely, Fresha, Booksy or whichever platform, embedded properly.
Team pages that read like people
Not just a headshot and a name. A short bio in the voice of the salon.
Gallery of finished work
Cuts, colour, treatments. Kept current through the monthly plan.
Fast on a phone in the chair
Every page tested on real handsets on real signal.
Local SEO tune up
Google Business Profile sorted at launch so the map listing matches the site.
The local picture
Instagram brings them in, the site closes them.
Salons are one of the few local trades where social genuinely drives discovery. The gap is what happens next. Someone finds a balayage photo, wants a price and an appointment, and hits a link in bio that leads to a booking system with no context, no prices and no idea who is doing the work.
Your competition locally is chair renters with a strong Instagram and the big chains with proper booking infrastructure. The site is how you get both halves: the personality of the former and the ease of the latter.
Prices published openly is the single biggest conversion change we make in this trade. It filters out the callers who were never going to book and gives everyone else permission to commit.
The offer
Salon sites at a fixed price.
£500 upfront, £50 a month. The £500 covers copy, design, build, hosting setup and launch. The £50 monthly plan covers hosting, security, backups, updates and any content or design change you send us. No hourly billing, no lock in contract, cancel with thirty days notice.
Straight answers
The objections salon owners raise, answered.
Keep it. We link straight into it. The site adds the prices, the team and the portfolio those platforms cannot show properly.
Yes, or at least bands. Hidden prices cost more bookings than high prices do.
It is the shop window. You still need somewhere you own that ranks in search and holds the detail.
Salon questions
What salon owners ask.
Yes. Timely, Fresha, Booksy and the mainstream salon booking platforms all integrate properly rather than as a broken widget.
Send the new prices, we update the site the same or next working day as part of the £50 a month plan.
Yes. New team members, leavers and bios are all inside the monthly plan.
Yes. The gallery layout is designed for the salon, not a stock component with your photos dropped in.
Yes. Google Business Profile tune up is included at launch.
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