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Hair salon websites that fill your column.
Your work looks great on Instagram. But when someone new searches for a hairdresser, they want prices, opening hours and a “Book now” button. We design, write and run salon websites that turn browsers into booked chairs, for £39.99 a month.
Illustration: booking from your salon’s site
“New clients don’t book the best hairdresser in town. They book the best one they can find - and check out in under a minute.”
Why your salon needs more than an Instagram grid
Clients judge your salon by its photos long before they sit in the chair.
Why hairdressers need a website
Instagram shows off your work. A website books it.
Most salons get new clients from three places: recommendations, walk-ins, and people searching on their phone for a “hairdresser near me” or “balayage [town]”. The first two you already earn. The third is where a website makes the difference.
Google shows websites, not Instagram grids
When someone searches for a salon, Google shows maps listings and websites. A salon with a proper site, linked to its Google Business Profile, gives Google far more to go on: your services, prices, location and opening hours. That’s how you show up for searches like “curly hair specialist” or “wedding hair [town]”.
Clients want answers before they book
How much is a full head of highlights? Do you do Olaplex? Is there parking? Do you have a slot on Saturday? If they can’t find it in seconds they’ll book somewhere that shows it. Your website answers every one of those questions, even at midnight when they’re planning their next appointment.
Fewer no-shows and DMs to answer
Sending people to your booking system with clear prices, cancellation policy and deposit rules means fewer “how much for…?” messages between clients, and fewer surprises at the till.
A brand that’s yours, not the platform’s
Marketplace profiles all look the same and list you next to rival salons. Your own website shows your style, your team and your story - and a domain like yoursalon.co.uk looks the part on cards, mirrors and the shop window.
What goes on a salon website
Eight things every salon website needs.
Your site is planned around how clients actually choose a hairdresser: looks first, then price, then “can I get in this week?”
Book now, everywhere
A booking button on every page, linked to Fresha, Booksy, Phorest, Timely or your own form.
A clear price list
Cuts, colour, treatments and extensions laid out cleanly, with “from” prices by stylist level.
Your best work
A gallery of your best cuts and colours, plus links to your Instagram for the latest looks.
Meet the team
Stylist profiles with specialisms so clients book the right person for the job.
Reviews that sell
Your best Google and booking-app reviews displayed where new clients will see them.
Find us
Map, parking, opening hours and late nights - everything a first-timer needs.
Policies, politely
Deposits, cancellations and patch tests explained, so no-one is caught out.
Gift vouchers & offers
Promote vouchers at Christmas and Mother’s Day, or a new-client offer when it’s quiet.
Written for real searches
The searches that bring new clients to a salon.
We write your pages around what people actually type in, so Google can match your salon to the right clients.
hairdressers near me
Your town, area and opening hours made crystal clear to Google, alongside your map listing.
balayage [your town]
A colour section that names the services you're known for - balayage, highlights, colour correction.
wedding hair stylist
A bridal section with trials, packages and photos if you do weddings and events.
curly hair salon
Specialisms like curly cuts, afro hair or extensions get their own space, not a one-line mention.
cheap haircut [your town]
Junior stylist and student/OAP prices shown if you offer them - quieter days filled.
hair salon open sunday
Accurate opening hours and late nights, the detail people check last before booking.
Common mistakes
Five things that make salon clients click away.
We see these on salon websites all the time. Your site is built to avoid every one.
No prices anywhere
“Call for prices” makes people assume it’s expensive - then they book the salon that told them.
Booking buried three clicks deep
The book button should be visible on every page, especially on mobile.
Photos from 2019
Old, dark or stock photos undersell your work. We use your real, recent cuts and colours.
Slow on phones
Most salon searches are on mobile. Your site is light, fast and built phone-first.
Out-of-date opening hours
Nothing loses a client faster than turning up to a locked door. We update them when you ask.
Salon website cost
A full salon website for less than one cut and colour a month.
A web agency typically quotes £1,000-£2,500 upfront for a salon website, then charges for hosting and every change. DIY builders are cheaper, but you’re writing copy and wrestling templates between clients.
With GetOnWeb it’s £39.99 a month: we design it, write every word, connect your booking system, register your domain and keep it all updated. Price rise in January? New stylist joining? Just send us a message.
If your website brings in one new regular, it’s paid for itself for the year.
One simple price
£39.99 / month
No setup fee · No contract · Cancel anytime
Design, copywriting, domain, hosting, booking integration, price list, gallery and 1 hour of changes every month.
Start my salon website- Tell us about your salonA 10-minute form: services, prices, team, booking system and a few photos of your work.
- We design & write itSalon-specific copy and a look that matches your brand - modern, classic or edgy.
- You approve, clients bookLive in about two weeks. Then we handle updates while you handle the scissors.
FAQ
Questions salon owners ask us.
Can my website take bookings?
Yes. If you already use a booking system such as Fresha, Booksy, Timely, Phorest or Treatwell, we link or embed it so clients can book straight from your site. If you don't, we add a simple booking request form that sends appointments to your inbox.
I already have Instagram. Why do I need a salon website?
Instagram is great for showing your work, but it is hard to find your prices, opening hours and how to book there - and it rarely shows up when someone searches "hairdresser near me". Your website collects everything in one place, ranks on Google and sends people to your Instagram for the eye candy.
Should I put my prices on the website?
We recommend it. Clients compare salons on price and often won't ring to ask. "From" prices for cuts, colour, balayage and treatments set expectations and reduce time-wasting enquiries. We can mark services as "consultation required" where pricing varies.
Can each stylist have their own profile?
Yes. A team page with each stylist's photo, specialisms and level (junior, senior, director) helps clients choose who to book with - and builds loyalty to your salon rather than just to one person.
How much does a hair salon website cost?
A salon website from a design agency usually costs £1,000-£2,500 upfront plus hosting. GetOnWeb is £39.99 a month with no setup fee and includes design, copywriting, domain, hosting, security and an hour of updates each month.
Can you update my price list when it changes?
Yes - just send us the new prices. Price changes, new treatments, seasonal offers and new team members are all covered by the hour of changes included every month.
I'm a mobile hairdresser. Is this for me?
Absolutely. Instead of a salon address we list the areas you travel to, your call-out details and how bookings work. Mobile and home-salon hairdressers benefit even more, because clients can't walk past and find you.
More questions? Get in touch or read our guides for small businesses.
Make it easy to book you.
A beautiful salon website with prices, team and online booking, written and built for you. £39.99 a month, no setup fee.