Your clients discover you on Instagram and Google, then want to book in under a minute. We build salon websites that connect the two: beautiful treatment pages, your booking system built in, and gift vouchers that sell while you sleep. From £950.
A good beauty salon website lets clients see your treatments, prices and durations at a glance and book straight away through your existing booking system. It shows your real work and your team, explains policies such as deposits and patch tests, and sells gift vouchers online. It turns interest from social media and Google into confirmed appointments.
Webgenix is a Derby-based web design agency that builds websites for beauty salons, nail and lash studios and aesthetics clinics across the UK.
Most salon clients arrive already interested. They have seen your work on Instagram, a friend has recommended you, or they searched for a treatment nearby. The website's job is to confirm the decision and remove every obstacle to booking.
Real photos of your treatments, your salon and the people who will be looking after them matter far more than stock imagery. Clients want to know who they are booking with.
A clear treatment menu, with prices, durations and a short description of what each treatment involves, answers the questions that otherwise arrive as DMs you have to reply to between clients.
Many appointments are booked in the evening, when the salon is closed. If booking means phoning or messaging, some of those clients book elsewhere.
Keep it. We connect your website to the booking system you already use, through its booking button, widget or link, so availability, deposits and reminders stay in one place and nothing needs re-entering.
Everything a client needs to go from "that looks lovely" to a confirmed appointment.
Your existing booking system, such as Fresha, Treatwell, Phorest, Timely or Booksy, connected through prominent "Book now" buttons on every treatment page.
Every treatment with price, duration and a short plain-English description, grouped the way clients think (face, brows and lashes, nails, body).
Photos of your own treatments and salon, with client consent for any before-and-after images, optionally linked to your Instagram.
Short profiles of each therapist and their specialisms, so clients can book with confidence, or book with a specific person.
Vouchers sold through your booking system or a simple online shop. They are especially valuable at Christmas and Mother's Day.
Deposits, cancellations, patch tests and aftercare advice, clear before booking, which reduces no-shows and awkward conversations.
Most salon sites were set up quickly and never revisited. These are the fixes that usually make the biggest difference.
| Problem | Why it costs you work | How we fix it |
|---|---|---|
| Prices only in the booking app | Clients who want to compare before committing leave the site. | A readable treatment menu on the website, linked to booking. |
| Booking buried on one page | Clients reading about a treatment have to hunt for how to book it. | A "Book this treatment" button on every treatment page. |
| High no-show rate | Empty chairs cost more than almost anything else. | Deposit and cancellation policy explained up front and enforced through your booking system. |
| Instagram does all the work | You don't own your followers, and Instagram isn't where people search for "salon near me". | A website that ranks locally and turns social visitors into bookings. |
| No patch-test information | Clients turn up for tints or lash treatments without a required patch test. | Clear patch-test guidance on relevant treatment pages and in booking confirmations. |
Most new salon clients search for a specific treatment near them. That means your Google Business Profile (with categories, services, photos and reviews) and treatment pages on your website both need to be in place. Our local SEO services look after the profile side.
Individual treatment pages matter more than salon owners expect. Someone searching "brow lamination in Belper" is more likely to find a page about brow lamination than a homepage that lists twenty treatments.
Clients are trusting you with their skin, eyes and nails, so reassurance about training and hygiene matters. If they apply, show them clearly:
If you offer aesthetics such as anti-wrinkle injections, UK advertising rules restrict how prescription-only treatments can be promoted, and your website copy needs to follow them. We keep treatment pages factual and compliant. Webgenix does not hold beauty qualifications or accreditations itself.
A salon website from Webgenix starts at £950, fixed price. That includes a mobile-first site with your treatment menu, booking integration with your existing system, a gallery, team profiles and on-page SEO.
If you sell retail products or want a full online shop alongside vouchers, see our Shopify store design service, with stores from £2,500. Ongoing local SEO starts from £450 per month, with no long-term contract.
Want ideas first? Our blog post on what gets hair and beauty salons more bookings is a good place to start.
| Option | From |
|---|---|
| Salon website | £950 |
| Larger business website | £1,800 |
| Salon with online shop | £2,500 |
| Local SEO | £450/month |
Fixed-price, written quote before any work starts. Try the website cost calculator for a quick estimate.
Tell us about your salon, your treatments and the booking system you use. You'll get a fixed-price quote within 24 hours, with no obligation.