Websites for hairdressers, barbers, nail technicians, beauty therapists, and lash and brow artists. Built so people who find you on Instagram or Google can see your work, check your prices and book in a few taps, straight into the diary you already use.
And what we do about each one.
Treatwell says it charges commission on a client’s first appointment, and UK guides put that at 35% plus VAT. A client can count as new again after a year away. People who already follow you or search your name should be able to book with you direct, so your own booking link goes front and centre.
Answering messages at 10pm is not a booking system. We link the booking tool you already use, such as Fresha, Booksy, Phorest, Timely or Square, or help you choose one, so clients pick a service and a slot without messaging you.
Your deposit and cancellation policy shown clearly before anyone books, with reminders sent by your booking system. Clients accept a fair policy when they see it up front.
A price list on the page as real text, with from prices and how long each service takes. It cuts the “how much is…” messages and helps Google and AI tools match you to what people search for.
A gallery on your own site, sorted by service, that loads fast on a phone. Real, unfiltered photos of your work, which is also what the advertising rules expect.
Booking pages that explain skin tests clearly: when to come in, how long before the appointment and why. For hair colour, manufacturers’ guidance is an allergy alert test at least 48 hours before.
Your booking system linked from every page, so clients book straight into the diary you already use. Deposits are taken by your booking system, not a separate form.
Services, from prices and durations, grouped the way you work. Easy to update, easy to read on a phone and easy for search engines to understand.
Nails, colour, lashes, brows, cuts. Fast-loading photos, and before and afters only where they are genuine and you have the client’s consent.
Each stylist or therapist with their specialisms, qualifications and their own booking link, so regulars can book the person they want.
Your Business Profile linked to your booking system where it is supported, with services, prices, photos and the right categories.
Marked up as a hair salon, nail salon or beauty salon, with your hours, services and price range, so Google and AI tools describe you correctly.
We would rather be straight with you than fill this space with logos. Every salon site we build starts with one test: can someone who has just found you on Instagram see your work, check a price and book, all in under a minute on their phone?
Talk to us about yoursWelcome to our salon
We offer a wide range of treatments
Prices on request
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Nail, lash and brow studio in Darwen
Gel nails from £28. Lash lift from £40
Unfiltered gallery. 5-star Google reviews
Book now | See our work
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None of these are difficult, but they are easy to miss. We build them in as standard. It is a summary, not legal advice.
In 2021 the ASA ruled that beauty filters are misleading in ads when they exaggerate what a product or treatment does. That includes your own posts and website. Show your work unfiltered.
“Permanent” and “painless” need strong evidence, and the ASA has upheld complaints against both. Say whether a treatment is laser or IPL, and do not imply the same results for every skin and hair type.
Hair colour manufacturers’ instructions call for an allergy alert test at least 48 hours before colouring. Lash and brow tints usually carry similar instructions. Your booking pages should make this clear before people book.
Semi-permanent make-up and microblading, electrolysis, cosmetic piercing and tattooing need registering with your local council under the Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1982 where it applies. Lancaster City Council, for example, registers both the premises and each practitioner.
Since April 2025, fake reviews, and reviews you have paid or rewarded people for without saying so, are banned under UK consumer law. Ask every happy client, but never buy or swap reviews.
The government confirmed in August 2025 that it will license some non-surgical cosmetic treatments in England. It is not yet in force and the full list of treatments has not been published. We build your site so it is easy to show a licence when one is needed.
Most salons fit our Starter site. A bigger menu, several stylists each with their own page, or a training academy alongside the salon fits the Growth site.
We ask how you work and where your customers come from. Honest advice, no hard sell.
A clear scope and price in writing before any work starts. What we quote is what you pay.
We write the first draft of every page. You check it, tell us what to change, and sign it off.
Domain connected, Google set up, and everything handed over in your name.
Something else on your mind? Ask us and we will reply within one working day.
Our Starter site (up to 8 pages) starts from £799 and our Growth site (up to 15 pages) from £1,499. Both are fixed-price quotes with hosting included. You own the site, the domain and the content, and there is no contract.
Yes. Most salon booking systems give you a booking link or a widget we can put on every page. Clients book straight into the same diary you already use, and deposits and reminders keep working as they do now.
That is up to you. Marketplaces can bring in new clients. The point of your own website is that people who already know you, from Instagram, Google or a friend, can book you direct without the booking going through the marketplace.
Yes, if they are genuine, unfiltered, typical of the results most clients get and you have the client’s consent. Do not use filters or editing that exaggerate the result. The ASA has ruled against that.
Map results come mainly from your Google Business Profile, ranked on relevance, distance and prominence. Your website supports that, and we set up your profile properly as part of the build, but nobody can honestly guarantee a position.
Not if clients do not come to you. If they do visit, Google needs your address to show you on the map. If you trade as a limited company, your registered office address must appear on your website, and that can be an accountant’s address.
Most salon sites are live within two to three weeks once we have your price list, photos and booking link.
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A free 30-minute call, then a fixed price in writing. If a website is not the right next step for you, we will say so.
Menus, opening hours, direct bookings and ordering that bring people through the door.
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