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Hair salons

Hair salon website design,
live in seven days.

A custom site for your salon — not a template. Your colour work shown properly, your booking platform wired in, and your prices where people can actually find them. $399 to launch, $50 a month after.

What usually goes wrong

Three things that quietly cost you bookings.

Your work is on Instagram, not your site

A grid is a great portfolio and a terrible storefront. It does not show your price list, it does not rank in Google, and it does not take a booking at eleven at night. Your best colour work should live somewhere you own.

Nobody can find your prices

Balayage shoppers price-check before they call. If your menu is a PDF, a linked image, or missing entirely, they close the tab and check the salon down the street. Published prices filter out the people who were never going to book anyway.

It falls apart on a phone

Most people find a salon on their phone, usually one-handed, often at night. If the menu is tiny, the booking button is buried, or the page takes six seconds, that is the booking gone.

What you get

One price. Everything in it.

$399 to launch, then $50 a month. No tiers, no add-ons, cancel any month. Live in seven days — brief on Monday, site on the following Monday.

  • A custom site — not a template with your logo dropped in
  • Built mobile-first, because that is where your clients look
  • Your booking platform wired in (Square, Vagaro, Boulevard, GlossGenius, Acuity and the rest)
  • Hosting, SSL and the domain setup handled
  • Your service menu and pricing, structured so Google can read it
  • Photo galleries that load fast and stay sharp
  • Ongoing edits — hours, prices, holiday notices — handled by me

Proof

Built for this room.

Élan Hair Studio is an example site built for exactly this kind of business — the layout, the booking flow, the way the work gets shown. Open it on your phone. That is where your clients will see it.

Read the full hair salon website guide →

Questions

Before you get in touch.

01How much does a hair salon website cost?+
$399 once to design and launch it, then $50 a month for hosting, SSL, booking integration and any edits you need. No tiers, no add-ons, and you can cancel any month.
02How long does it take?+
Seven days. You send the brief on a Monday, the site is live the following Monday. Most of that week is me building; you are involved for about an hour total.
03Can you connect my booking software?+
Yes. Square, Vagaro, Boulevard, GlossGenius, Mindbody, Acuity, StyleSeat and Booksy all work. If your clients already book somewhere, they keep booking there — the site just gets them to it faster.
04What if I do not have good photos?+
Your phone is usually enough for a salon. Natural light near the window, hair down, front and back. I will tell you exactly what to shoot, and I handle the cropping and optimising.
05Do I own the site?+
Yes, once it is paid for. The $50 a month is hosting and maintenance, not rent on your own website.

Seven days from now, you are live.

Send a few details about your business. I reply the same day with what I would build and what it costs. No calls unless you want one.

Built by Kyle Archuleta, sole designer at Yeti Design Co., Crested Butte, Colorado.

Also build for: Barbershops · Day spas · Lash & brow · Med spas · Nail studios · Tattoo studios