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Hair salons and barbers
Stylish hair salon website design that turns interest into bookings
Hair salon website design works best when it is built around your stylists, because that is how clients choose. I work in SEO as well as design, so your colour, curl and cutting pages rank for the searches that bring new clients, not only the regulars who already know you. The site itself is affordable and fashionable, with stylist profiles, clear price levels and a booking link that drops people straight into the right diary.
Book the stylist, not just the slotColour pages that rankAffordable, fixed price
How clients choose
They pick a person before they pick a salon.
Loyal clients follow people
When a stylist moves, clients often move too. Your website should make every stylist feel like a reason to stay with your salon.
New clients study photos
Someone with curly hair looks for a curly specialist. Someone after a lived-in blonde looks for colour work they love. Profiles with real results answer that.
Price anxiety is real
Colour prices vary with length, thickness and stylist level. Explaining that clearly stops people assuming the worst and booking elsewhere.
Stylist profiles
Profiles that make people want that chair.
A great profile takes a few minutes to set up and keeps working for years.
- A photo that looks like themNatural, friendly, in the salon. Not a stiff headshot.
- What they love doing"Big on curls and bold copper" tells a client far more than "senior stylist".
- Their level and pricesSo clients know what to expect before they book.
- A small gallery of their workSix to nine photos, updated every few months.
- A direct booking linkStraight to their diary in your booking system.
Services that need their own space
Colour, curls and bridal are separate conversations.
| Service | What the page should answer |
|---|---|
| Colour and balayage | Consultations, patch tests, price ranges, how long it takes and how to keep colour looking fresh. |
| Curly and textured hair | Your method, products, how to arrive (wet or dry), and photos of real curl patterns. |
| Cuts and styling | Price levels, what is included, and the difference between a cut and a restyle. |
| Bridal and events | Trials, travel, group bookings and deposits, with an enquiry form rather than a booking button. |
| Barbering | Walk-ins or bookings, fades, beard work and prices, often in a punchier tone. |
Design mood
As fashionable as your salon floor
Hair salons can carry more personality online than most businesses. The concept above leans into a dark, glossy look with a hot-pink accent, because it suits a trend-led West End studio. A calm neighbourhood salon might want soft neutrals and a serif typeface instead.
Whatever the mood, I keep the structure disciplined: the booking button in the same place on every page, prices always one tap away, and stylist photos given room to shine. Personality in the styling, clarity in the layout.
And because most of your visitors arrive from Instagram on a phone, every page is designed for a thumb first and a desktop second.
Keeping it current
A salon site that keeps up with your team
When stylists join or leave
Profiles should be easy to add and remove. I set the site up so a team change takes minutes, not a redesign.
Seasonal colour pages
Copper in autumn, lived-in blonde in spring. A small seasonal feature gives people a reason to book and to share.
Prices that stay accurate
Out-of-date prices cause awkward moments at the till. I keep price lists in one place so they update everywhere at once.
Hair salon website prices
Affordable hair salon websites
Fixed prices, copy written for you and your booking system connected. You approve everything before it goes live.
Starter Website
from£590
A clean one-page website for businesses that need a professional presence quickly.
A stylish one-pager for a solo stylist or chair renter.
- One carefully designed page
- Copy written with you
- Mobile-first layout
- Enquiry form or booking link
- Titles, descriptions and basic SEO
Business Website
from£1,250
A 3 to 5 page website with service pages, contact form, mobile optimisation, basic SEO and clear copy.
Stylist profiles, price levels and pages for colour and cuts.
- 3 to 5 designed pages
- A page for each main service
- Contact form and click-to-call
- Mobile optimisation
- Basic SEO and clear copy
Website + Visibility
from£1,750
A website plus local SEO structure, Google Business Profile guidance, tracking and a simple content plan.
For salons that want to win searches like "balayage near me".
- Everything in Business Website
- Local SEO structure
- Google Business Profile guidance
- Tracking set up
- A simple content plan
Should clients be able to book a specific stylist?
Yes, if your team has different specialisms or price levels. Many clients follow a stylist, and plenty of new clients choose one from their photos and profile. Your booking link can open straight to that stylist's diary.
How do I show different prices for junior and senior stylists?
A simple price table with columns for each level works well, or "from" prices with a line explaining how levels work. What matters is that clients can see the range before they book, so nobody gets a surprise at the till.
Where should patch test information go?
On every colour page and in your booking confirmation. Explain how long before the appointment the test needs to happen, how to book it and why it matters. Clear rules mean fewer cancelled colour appointments.
Is it worth having separate pages for balayage, curly cuts or bridal?
If you want more of that work, yes. Those are specific searches with people ready to book. A dedicated page with your own photos and prices gives you a real chance of appearing when someone nearby searches for them.
What does a hair salon website cost?
From £590 for a Starter Website, £1,250 for a Business Website with stylist profiles and service pages, and £1,750 for Website + Visibility with local SEO. Prices are fixed before any work starts.
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Fill the chairs, not the DMs.
Tell me about your salon and your booking system. I will suggest a structure and send a fixed price.