Sector file 06 · Hairdressers
Websites for Hairdressers & Salons
Bookings at midnight. Prices up front. Your work on show.
The objection
“I cannot answer the phone with my hands in someone’s hair.”
So stop trying. Online booking takes the appointment while you work, and the client who would have rung at 11pm and given up books instead.
“My clients are loyal, I do not need new ones.”
Until three of them move away in the same month. Prices, work and reviews on a page keep a slow trickle of new clients coming in, so a gap in the book is never a bad week.
“I do not want my prices online.”
Then you will keep answering "how much is a cut and colour?" all day and losing the people too shy to ask. Published prices filter enquiries and read as confidence, not as cheapness.
“Nobody looks at a salon’s website.”
They look at the photos. A gallery of your actual work, on a page you own rather than one an algorithm decides, is what settles whether someone books you or the salon two doors down.
Included as standard
Questions
Can clients book online?
Yes, and it is the change people notice most. We connect your booking system or set up a simple one, so clients book at eleven at night from the sofa instead of ringing while you are with someone.
Should I put my prices on the site?
Usually yes. A lot of people never ring precisely because they do not know what it costs, and the ones who do ring just to ask tie up your phone. Listing prices filters enquiries and builds trust.
Can I show photos of my work?
Yes, and it is the part that convinces people. You get a gallery you can keep topped up with cuts, colour and treatments. In this trade people buy with their eyes.
How much does it cost?
From £49 per month, all in: design, domain, hosting, maintenance and support, with a one-off setup from £150-£300. No long contracts.