Microblading Website Design
Microblading Website Design that turns a portfolio scroll into a deposit.
A microblading client doesn't book on impulse. They scroll a portfolio for weeks, compare healed results across a few studios, and only book once the before/after work and the reviews clear their bar. Your site has to carry that portfolio well and collect a deposit before a no-show eats a two-hour slot.
- One-time website packages, $1,500 to $20,000+
- No contract, backed by a 30-day guarantee
- You own the finished site outright
What a PMU studio site needs
Built around the trust a brow procedure demands.
A before/after gallery that carries the weight of proof
Healed results sorted by technique (microblading, powder brows, ombre, lip blush), because a prospective client is comparing your healed work against three other studios before they'll trust your hands.
Deposit-protected booking built into the calendar
A scheduler that collects a deposit at the time of booking, so a two-hour procedure slot doesn't sit empty because someone changed their mind the night before with no cost to them.
Touch-up reminders tied to the healing timeline
The 6 to 8 week perfecting session and the annual color refresh are where the real revenue lives. A site that reminds a client automatically keeps that calendar full without you chasing anyone down.
Fast-loading, image-heavy pages that don't stall
A portfolio is only proof if it loads. We build the gallery to stay fast on a phone even with dozens of before/after photos on the page.
What your budget actually buys.
Transparent one-time pricing
Packages run $1,500 to $20,000+ depending on gallery size, booking complexity, and how many technicians the site needs to showcase. Full breakdown on our website packages page, no vague custom quote.
You keep the site, not a subscription to it
Launch happens on your own hosting and domain. There's no monthly fee to us standing between you and your own booking calendar.
The right platform for a portfolio-driven studio
WordPress when you want to add new healed photos yourself every week. Astro or Next.js when a heavy image gallery needs to stay fast on mobile. We match the platform to how often your portfolio changes.
See the exact demo built for this kind of studio
Our medspa-aesthetics demo, Studio Lumière, shows a treatment-match quiz that routes a visitor toward the right service and a membership structure built around recurring touch-up visits, both concepts a PMU studio can reuse.
Microblading website design, step by step.
01
We map your services and your healed portfolio
Every technique you offer, your best before/after photos, and how you currently collect deposits, before any page gets designed around them.
02
We build the gallery and the booking path first
A fast-loading portfolio organized by technique and a scheduler that takes a deposit up front, so a browsing visitor becomes a protected booking instead of a maybe.
03
You launch on accounts you control
The gallery, the booking calendar, and the touch-up reminder sequence go live under your own hosting and domain, with nothing held back if you switch developers.
Microblading website design FAQ.
A single payment between $1,500 and $20,000+, based on scope. A single-artist studio with a portfolio and a basic booking calendar lands toward the lower end; a multi-technician studio with membership pricing and a large before/after library costs more. This is a one-time project fee, not a recurring charge.
It's usually the deciding factor. A microblading client is trusting a permanent-adjacent result to your hands, and healed photos are the only proof that isn't just a claim. A thin or outdated gallery loses the booking to a studio with a fuller one, even at a higher price.
Yes, for anything longer than a quick touch-up. A first microblading session blocks a two-hour slot, and a no-show with nothing at stake costs you that revenue outright. A deposit collected at booking protects the calendar and filters out clients who aren't serious.
It depends on how often your portfolio changes. WordPress suits a studio that adds new healed photos weekly and wants to do it without a developer. A custom Astro or Next.js build keeps a large image gallery loading fast on mobile, which matters when most bookings start on a phone.
A gallery organized by technique instead of one mixed folder, a deposit built into the booking flow instead of a plain contact form, an automated touch-up reminder tied to the healing timeline, and fast image loading on mobile. A stock beauty template skips all four.
Get a microblading website built around your portfolio and your calendar.
Send us your techniques and your best healed photos. A written scope and a one-time price come back, no contract attached.