Salon Website Design for Hair & Beauty
Websites for hair salons, beauty salons, nail bars, spas and makeup artists that fill the diary — your real work, clear prices and a booking button that works on the phone your client is already holding.
A freelance salon website designer, not a platform
Most salon clients discover you on Instagram, then check your website before they book. It needs to show the same standard as your feed, answer “how much?” and “when can I come in?” immediately, and hand over to your booking system without friction.
I build salon websites around the booking you already use — Fresha, Phorest, Timely, Booksy, Treatwell or Square — with treatment and price pages, galleries of your own work and local search set up. One freelance designer, a fixed price and a site you own.
- One person, start to finish — the designer you brief is the one who builds it.
- Fixed written price — in your currency, with milestones, before work starts.
- You own everything — domain, hosting, code and logins in your name, no monthly lock-in.
- Your working hours — my day overlaps the UK and Ireland, the Gulf and the US East Coast morning.
What a salon website needs
Online booking
Your booking system built in, with deposits and reminders handled by it — a sticky “Book now” on every page.
Treatments and price list
Every service with duration and price, grouped the way clients think: hair, colour, nails, brows, skin, bridal.
Gallery of your real work
Your own photos and Instagram feed, never stock images of other people’s hair.
Team and qualifications
Stylists, therapists and artists with specialisms, training and insurance shown.
Gift vouchers and offers
Vouchers sold online and seasonal offers — easy revenue between appointments.
Policies
Patch-test, cancellation and deposit policies in plain words, before clients book.
Reviews
Google and booking-platform reviews shown where clients decide.
Local SEO
Google Business Profile, one page per treatment and your area, for the “near me” searches.
Salon website rules, built in
What regulators and courts in the main markets expect from a salon website. I build these in and give you a checklist — final sign-off stays with your business.
GDPR-compliant booking and consultation forms, cookie consent, and genuine before-and-after images in line with advertising standards.
Accessible booking and pages built toward WCAG guidelines, which ADA website claims are measured against.
Selling vouchers or products online brings the European Accessibility Act into scope for businesses above the micro-enterprise threshold.
Clear prices and policies before payment or deposit.
Pages a typical salon website includes
- Home
- Treatments & prices
- Book online
- Hair
- Beauty & skin
- Nails & brows
- Bridal & makeup
- Gallery
- Meet the team
- Gift vouchers
- Reviews
- Contact & directions
From brief to launch
Brief
A short call or written brief: your services, your clients and what the site must do.
Structure & design
Page plan, content outline and designs for the key pages — approved before any build.
Build & integrate
Responsive build, booking or ordering integrations, SEO and speed checks on a preview link.
Launch & handover
Go live, Search Console and Google Business Profile set up, logins handed over, support after.
Salon website design cost. A salon site usually sits in the brochure-to-business band — about $170–$400 (₹15,000–₹35,000). Booking integration adds $100–$250; voucher sales with payments add $80–$200.
Open the cost calculatorSalon website design FAQs
How much does a salon website cost?
As a freelance build, usually $170–$400 depending on pages, plus $100–$250 for booking integration. The price is fixed in writing before I start.
Can clients book appointments through the website?
Yes. I integrate the booking system you already use — Fresha, Phorest, Timely, Booksy, Treatwell, Square — so bookings land in the same diary.
Do I need a website if most clients find me on Instagram?
Instagram gets you noticed; the website is where people check prices, policies and availability before booking. It is also what ranks on Google for “salon near me”.
Should I show prices online?
Yes — even “from” prices. Clients who see prices book with more confidence and ask fewer questions.
Do you build websites for makeup artists and nail techs?
Yes — solo artists usually need a smaller portfolio-led site with booking and bridal enquiries.
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Want to see finished work first? Browse the web design portfolio of live sites for clients abroad, or read what a website like this costs in India.
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Send a few lines about the business and you’ll get a written scope and a fixed price in your currency — usually within one working day.