For salons, barbers, spas, and studios
People book a person, not a shop.
Nobody books a haircut from a business. They book Alexis, because they saw three photos of her work and read one honest paragraph about what she is good at. Most salon sites never introduce anybody.
- $500, one time
- Built before you pay
- Denver & Dallas
What actually costs you jobs
Four things, and none of them are the logo.
Your stylists are invisible
A page each: name, specialty, a few photos, and a booking link straight to their chair.
Pricing is a phone call
A clear service menu with real ranges. People who cannot afford it self-select out and stop wasting your front desk's morning.
Booking lives in an app people will not download
One booking button, wired to whatever you already use, or a request form that lands on your phone.
New clients cannot tell if you do their hair
Texture, color, and specialty spelled out plainly so the right people walk in.
The $500 a month side
Two ads a week, aimed at your street.
Chairs empty in January and after school starts. Those are the weeks the ad budget works hardest.
- One stylist, one transformation, one week
- A slow Tuesday or new-client offer with a real deadline
- A short chair-side clip, because motion outperforms stills on social
Eight ads a month, a report every Friday, cancel any month. Ad spend is paid straight to the platform on your own card, usually $150 to $400 a month.
Nothing to lose here
I build it first. You look at it. Then you decide.
Send me your business name and I will build the site on my time, then walk you through it in person around Denver or Dallas, or on a screen share. There is no fee for the build or the meeting, and no deadline on your answer. If you pass, you owe nothing and I keep the file.
Or call Connor at (469) 510-9012.