One plan. Five kinds of salon. Five different websites.
A lash studio, a skin clinic and a laser clinic all need a website, but not the same one. Find the page for the work you do: what goes wrong on most sites like yours, the pages yours would carry and the rules worth checking.
Same foundations, different first impression
Every salon website needs the same foundations: a readable service menu, prices written as text, a booking button that works on a phone, your hours and location, and policies a client can find before they pay a deposit. What changes from one salon to the next is what a client needs to see before they trust you with the booking.
A lash client rebooking a refill wants two taps and no reading. A new skin client with pigmentation wants to read about the concern, the consultation and the treatment plan first. A nail client wants to see your work before anything else. A laser client compares courses, checks who operates the device and, in some states, looks for a licence. A full-service salon has all of those people on one site, plus gift voucher buyers and bridal parties.
The rules differ too. Gift vouchers and prepaid packages sit under consumer law. Client photos are personal information. Laser and IPL are licensed in some states, and advertising for cosmetic procedures done by registered health practitioners has its own guidelines. None of that is legal advice from us, but it does decide which pages a site needs and how carefully they are worded.
So the plan is the same for every salon, at A$249 a month plus A$499 setup (GST may apply) with a 12-month minimum term, but the structure we start from is not. Each page below sets out who your clients are, what your site must show, a sample page structure and the rules worth checking.
If your business does several of these, start with the one that brings in most of your bookings. The structure grows from there, and the monthly edits let you add sections as your menu changes.
Whichever page fits, the words and photos on your site come from you. We lay out your menu, prices, policies and team details, link your existing booking tool, and keep the site hosted and updated. We don't write clinical content, invent reviews or publish client photos without the client's written consent, because those choices belong to the business whose name is on the door.
Before you pick a page
Look at the sample designs, built as working pages for fictional salons, to see how a treatment menu, booking button and policies sit together. Then read pricing for exactly what the plan costs and what it leaves out.
Tell us what your salon does. We will show you the structure.
One plan: A$249 a month and A$499 setup, GST may apply, 12-month minimum term. Bring your menu and your booking link. Nothing is signed on the call.