Who we build for
Salons, barbers and clinics
Websites for salons, barbers and clinics
For businesses where the customer wants to see the work and the price, then book without ringing.
Hairdressers, barbers, nail and beauty salons, tanning, aesthetics clinics.
Websites from £500 + £30–40/mo
The monthly covers hosting and the tools that keep the site live. Fixed before anything starts, and you see the site on a preview link before it goes live.
Most salon customers arrive from Instagram or a recommendation, and they want three things before they book: what the work looks like, what it costs, and when you can fit them in. A social profile shows the first and hides the other two behind a message. The site's job is to put all three on one page.
If you already have a booking system, we do not replace it. Each service on the site leads into the diary or the phone number you use now, so somebody who has just looked at a balayage lands on that booking and not on a list of forty treatments.
Prices matter more here than in most trades. If yours live in a photograph of a board, nobody can read them on a phone and no search can find them. We take them out of the picture and put them on the page as text, exactly as you publish them, and we leave out anything a clinic is not allowed to advertise by name.
What the site has to do.
Your own work, shown large
The looks you have actually done, edge to edge, each one leading to the service that produced it. No stock photographs of somebody else's client.
Every route ends at a booking
The booking link or the phone number you already use, reached from the right service. Nothing to move and no second system to keep in step.
Prices as text, not a picture
Readable on a phone and findable in a search, where a picture of a price board is neither.
Demonstration builds
Open one. This is the standard you would get.
Built to demonstrate the work, not commissioned. Every one is live; tap through and use it on your phone.
Site for a beauty and aesthetics salon: a moving wave wall in the hero with a kiss that flies in, treatments and prices on the page, and a results gallery hung like an exhibition that opens each photo in a frame.
Site for a family-run hair salon: tap a tile, answer one question and the finder lands on the exact service and price to book, with every price on the page and online booking a tap away.
Site for a seven-day tanning studio: the beds shot in their own coloured light, a live open-now line, minute courses explained without the small print, and what to know before a first visit — over-18s, advice on time, walk in or call.
Site for a balayage and colour-correction stylist: tap one of her own looks, then book that exact service straight from it. Every price is shown before booking, with verified reviews and the salon's existing online diary at the end of each route.
Site for a Turkish barbershop with two branches: the hot-towel ritual told in customers' own words from their reviews, the full service list from skin fades to cut-throat shaves, and a call button for each shop.
Pitch site for an appointment-only aesthetics clinic near Chichester: treatments and prices taken from their booking listing, verified review count on the page, and every route ending at the booking link they already use.
Every build we have live, filterable by trade.
Where most businesses start.
Service and price
Websites that generate enquiries
Fast, mobile-first sites on your own domain, live in under a week. A site nobody finds is not an asset, so the technical SEO is part of the build, not an upsell.
From £500 — plus £30–40 a month for hosting and the tools that keep it live
Service and price
AI voice agents and receptionists
A new business number that is answered in a natural voice, 24/7. It picks up at 2am, books the job, and texts you what happened.
No published starting price, because the range is too wide to be honest. It is still a fixed price, scoped on the call before anything starts.
Tell us what is not working.
Thirty minutes, no pitch deck. You leave with a recommendation whether or not you hire us — including when the cheaper option would do the job.