Beauty & Salon Website Design
Beauty & Salon Website Design. Built to actually fill the chair.
Most salon and spa sites are built to look good in a portfolio, not to get a chair filled. A visitor scrolling your gallery on their phone needs a service menu with real pricing, live availability, and a booking button that doesn't fight your Vagaro or Fresha calendar. We build for that, then price the whole thing as one flat project — $1,500 to $20,000+ — so the finished site is yours, not ours.
- One-time build price, yours to keep
- No contract on the build, 30-day guarantee on ongoing work
- Senior team in Toronto & North Vancouver, Google Partner
What's in the build
Real website work for hair salons, nail salons, spas, and studios.
Booking & service-menu integration
A live booking calendar, a service menu that shows real add-on pricing (deposits, cancellation policy included), and stylist or esthetician profiles wired into Vagaro, Booksy, Fresha, or GlossGenius the right way — not bolted on as an iframe that tanks your page speed.
Portfolio galleries & trust signals
Before-and-after color and treatment galleries, licensing and certification badges, and a review widget above the fold — because a stranger about to trust you with their hair or their skin checks your work and your ratings before they'll ever click book.
Speed and mobile realities
Salon and spa galleries are photo-heavy by nature, and “nail salon near me” or “balayage near me” searches skew mobile and often happen in a five-minute break between appointments elsewhere. We optimize every gallery image and keep the booking widget from stalling the page, so a fast scroll doesn't die waiting on a slow load.
Platform matched to your budget
WordPress if your team wants to keep publishing trend and promotion content without waiting on a developer, Astro when page speed matters most — which is often, since salon galleries get photo-heavy fast — Next.js for a gated loyalty or membership portal, and Shopify once haircare and skincare retail becomes a real line item instead of a shelf by the register. We land on one only after we've seen your booking software and your numbers.
Designed for the way a salon or spa actually gets booked.
Transparent one-time pricing
Packages run $1,500 to $20,000+ as a single project cost, never a monthly design retainer. The exact scope and price for your salon or spa are laid out on the website packages page before you commit to anything.
No contracts, 30-day guarantee
The build itself is a one-time project, nothing to sign up for month to month. On any ongoing work we run afterward, if the initial 30 days don't produce something real, that month costs you nothing.
Senior Canadian team
Based out of Toronto and North Vancouver, Google Partner certified. Every salon and spa project is built by senior staff — not handed off to a junior cutting their teeth on your launch.
We already know your booking software's quirks
Vagaro tends to bury the service menu from Google if it's dropped in as a raw iframe. Booksy and Fresha both have their own mobile-speed tradeoffs. GlossGenius plays nicer but still needs tuning. We've built around all four enough times to know where each one will quietly hurt your page — and we design for it up front instead of debugging it after launch.
How a salon or spa site actually gets built.
01
Discovery & platform fit
We start with your booking software, your current site if you have one, and your budget, then tell you plainly which platform and price tier make sense — not whichever is quickest for us to build.
02
Design, build, and integrate
Custom design built around your brand and your photography, service and stylist or esthetician pages structured the way people actually search, and the booking widget gets integrated without dragging down speed or SEO.
03
Launch on your own accounts
Hosting, domain, and analytics all live under your name, not ours. We walk your team through the editor, hand over every login, and the site is fully yours from day one.
Beauty & salon website design FAQ.
Every build is priced once, not billed monthly — packages sit between $1,500 and $20,000+ depending on scope, and the finished site lives in a hosting and domain setup that's registered to your business, so there's nothing recurring tied to the design work itself. A single-location hair or nail salon adding online booking and a service menu with add-on pricing typically lands around $3,500–$7,500. A spa with multiple treatment rooms, retail checkout, and a loyalty program, or a salon group with more than one location, moves into $10,000–$20,000+. The website packages page has the full breakdown by tier.
Three questions actually separate a good fit from a bad one. Have they actually launched a site using your specific booking platform — Vagaro, Booksy, Fresha, and GlossGenius all embed their calendars differently, and getting it wrong can bury your service menu from search entirely. Do they understand that most salon and spa traffic books from a phone while looking at photos, often during a lunch break or right after seeing a friend's fresh color on Instagram. And do you walk away owning the domain, hosting, and the site itself if you ever switch agencies? A portfolio full of pretty homepages that don't show a working booking flow is a red flag.
It comes down to what your salon or spa actually sells online. WordPress works well if your team wants to keep publishing new color trends, tutorials, or seasonal promotions themselves. Astro is the pick when speed is the priority — and it usually is, since salon sites carry heavy before-and-after photo galleries that can crush load times if the platform isn't built for it. Next.js makes sense once you need gated content, like a paid membership or skincare subscription portal. Shopify earns its keep when retail product sales — haircare, skincare, tools — are a real chunk of your revenue, not an afterthought at the front desk. We only land on a platform once we know your booking system and what you're working with.
A focused one-to-three-page site can be live in about a week. A full salon or spa build — service menu, stylist or esthetician bios, before-and-after gallery, and booking-widget integration — typically takes two to four weeks. A multi-location group or a custom loyalty and membership portal gets scoped on its own timeline, since the range varies too much for a standard estimate. Either way, you'll have a firm timeline in hand before any work begins.
Completely yours. Every build goes live under a hosting plan and domain that belong to your business, never to ours — so there's no login to fight for and nothing to migrate if you ever hire someone else down the road. We work in WordPress, Shopify, Astro, or Next.js — whichever fits what your salon, spa, or studio actually needs.
Ready for a salon or spa site that actually fills the chair?
Tell us what you run — hair salon, nail salon, spa, lash and brow studio — and which booking platform you're on. We'll match you to a platform and send one flat, one-time price in a proposal built around your salon.