What customers need to know
Which services you offer, roughly what they cost, who will do the work, when you are open, and how to hold an appointment without a phone call.
For salons, studios, and wellness practices
Websites for salons and studios that fill the appointment book.
We recommend pages, pricing clarity, and booking routes based on how people actually choose a stylist, therapist, or practitioner.
Recommended pages
A studio site is a menu with a personality. These pages keep both parts legible on a phone.
- Home — the feel of the place and the booking action
- Services and pricing — the menu with honest ranges
- The people — who does the work and what they specialize in
- Visit — location, parking, and what to expect on arrival
- Book — the booking route you already use
Useful features
Everything here removes a question that otherwise arrives as a message you have to answer between clients.
- Booking link or request form, whichever you already run on
- Service menu with price ranges rather than 'from' teasers
- Short profiles for each stylist or practitioner
- Opening hours with holiday and seasonal exceptions
- A gallery of real work you have permission to show
What we may ask for
Your service menu with prices or ranges, the booking method you already use, current opening hours, and permission for any photo of a client or their result.
No polished content required
Phone photographs taken in your own space are usually better than stock imagery. A price list on paper is enough to start.
A small first step
Ready to see what we would build for you?
Answer a few questions and we will show you what your website would include, what it would cost, and which parts we look after. Nothing is bought and nothing is charged until you say yes. You can stop partway through and pick it up later, or hand the rest to us.
Start my studio site