Lash & Brow Website Design
Lash & Brow Website Design that locks a first visit into a fill every few weeks.
A new client finds you through a scroll of before/after photos and books once, but the real business is what happens after: a fill every two to three weeks that either sticks or drifts to whoever reminds her first. Your site has to win that first booking and then make rebooking automatic, not something you chase by text.
- One-time website packages, $1,500 to $20,000+
- No contract, backed by a 30-day guarantee
- You keep the finished studio site
What a lash and brow studio site needs
Built around the fill cadence that actually pays the bills.
A before/after gallery sorted by service
Extensions, lash lifts, brow lamination, microblading, and tinting, each in its own section, so a client comparing studios on her phone finds the exact result she's picturing instead of scrolling a mixed feed.
Online booking with an automatic fill reminder
A scheduler tied to your real fill cadence, whatever that is for each service, so a client gets nudged to rebook before her set grows out instead of drifting to a studio that reminded her first.
A new-client offer and a package or membership page
Whatever introductory offer wins the first booking, plus the math on any package or membership so a client can see exactly what a recurring plan actually saves her.
Fast pages built for a phone-first, Instagram-driven audience
Most of this traffic arrives from a social feed straight to your gallery. We keep those image-heavy pages fast, so the scroll that brought her in doesn't lose her to a slow load.
What your budget actually buys.
Transparent one-time pricing
Gallery size, booking complexity, and how many technicians the site introduces are what set the number somewhere between $1,500 and $20,000+. You can see exactly what each piece costs on our website packages page.
You keep the finished studio site
The studio, not an agency, holds the account behind the booking calendar and the gallery. Nothing here only works while you keep paying us.
The right platform for a portfolio-driven studio
A studio adding new before/after photos every week, on its own, tends to be happier on WordPress. Where a heavy gallery has to keep loading quickly for visitors arriving straight from a social feed, Astro or Next.js tends to be the happier fit.
See the concepts built for retention-driven studios
Our medspa-aesthetics demo, Studio Lumière, shows honest membership-credit math that explains when a plan is and isn't worth joining; our nail and skincare demo, Petal & Polish, shows a build-your-visit configurator that adds services onto a base booking. Both are concepts a lash or brow studio can borrow for its own rebooking system.
Lash & brow website design, step by step.
01
We map your services and your fill cadence
Every service you offer, your real rebooking window for each one, and how you currently remind clients, before a single page gets designed.
02
We build the gallery and the booking path first
A gallery sorted by service and a scheduler tied to your fill cadence, so a first-time booking turns into an automatic rebooking instead of a client you have to chase.
03
You launch on accounts you control
The gallery, the booking calendar, and the rebooking reminder sequence go live under your own hosting and domain. Switching developers later costs you nothing extra.
Lash & brow website design FAQ.
Expect $1,500 to $20,000+, charged once, not monthly. One technician with a gallery and a basic scheduler keeps costs down; several technicians running membership pricing with a large gallery push the price higher.
Because the lifetime value of a lash or brow client comes from the fill cadence, not the first visit. A studio that automates the reminder keeps a chair full without constantly buying new clients to replace the ones who drifted.
Yes. A client picturing a specific look, extensions, a lift, lamination, wants to see exactly that result fast, and a mixed folder of every service makes her scroll past photos that don't match what she's after.
It hinges on how often the gallery gets new photos. A studio adding them weekly, without calling a developer each time, is well served by WordPress. A studio where that same gallery has to stay fast for traffic landing straight from a social feed does better on Astro or Next.js.
A gallery sorted by service instead of one mixed folder, a scheduler tied to your real fill cadence instead of a plain contact form, an automatic rebooking reminder, and fast image loading on mobile. A stock beauty template skips all four.
Get a lash and brow studio website built around your booking calendar, not just your gallery.
Send us your services and your fill cadence. Expect a written scope and a flat price in return, no contract to sign.