A salon menu is not five prices on a board. A colour depends on length and technique, a keratin runs half a day, a fringe trim takes ten minutes, and plenty of appointments need a consultation or a patch test before anyone touches the hair. None of that fits in an Instagram bio link, and a booking tool that sells identical slots quietly wrecks the day. We build salons, nail studios and spas a site that prices the menu the way they price it, blocks the real time each service needs, holds a deposit on the appointments nobody can refill, and puts the before and afters where a client can choose both the result and the person who made it.
What a balayage costs depends on how long the hair is, how many sessions it takes and what is already on it. A flat number scares off the client who would happily have paid more, and starts an argument with the one who expected less. A menu with honest ranges, and a plain note about what moves the price, lets you quote before they sit down.
If every appointment is booked as the same length, a colour runs over and the three clients behind it wait, or a quick trim eats a two hour block nobody else can use. A booking system that knows each service takes a different amount of time is the difference between a full day and a broken one.
Clients do not pick a salon, they pick a result they have already seen and then the specific person who did it. A social feed mixes six stylists, three years and a promo flyer into one scroll, with no way to filter. A gallery sorted by service and by stylist lets somebody find the exact blonde they want and book the hand that made it.
One monthly price, no contract lock-in. Your total updates as you build.
We publish a range and say plainly what moves it: length, thickness, how many sessions it needs, whether there is colour on it already. Most salons pair that with a starting price and a free consultation, so the exact number is agreed in person and nobody is surprised at the till. You tell us when the menu changes and we update it, or we set it up so you edit it yourself.
Yes, and that is the point of doing it properly. Every service on your menu carries its own length, so the calendar blocks what the work actually needs and only offers openings that really exist. You can also mark which services require a consultation or a patch test first, so a colour cannot be booked for tomorrow when the test has not happened.
Your call, and you can switch it on for some services and not others. The usual setup is no deposit on the short appointments and a deposit on anything past a couple of hours, because that is the slot nobody can fill at short notice when a client does not turn up. They pay it online while booking and it comes off the final ticket.
Yes, and the menu changes shape rather than shrinking. Acrylic versus gel, a new set versus a fill, removal, repairs, lash volume and how often a refill is due: all of it prices and times differently, and all of it gets asked over WhatsApp all day. The site answers it, shows the sets you have already done, and takes the booking with the right block of time attached.
Your website itself, hosting, security, basic support and a monthly report, plus custom domain integration and connecting email on that domain. Your site stays fast and current without you touching anything. Priced add-ons are listed upfront; anything else is quoted plainly.
Everything runs under your brand. We register and manage the domain for you, holding it in our registrar account, and you can ask us to transfer it to your own account at any time. If you ever leave, it goes with you. A custom domain is always optional: you can stay on our free address forever. Your own name is a separate yearly cost, never part of the monthly plan, and we show you the price before anything is registered.
For email you need a domain, not a website, and the mailbox comes from a provider like Google Workspace or Zoho, billed by them. Your domain lives with us, so we add the records that make name@yourbusiness.com send and receive, and we help you get it working.