Price list
Every service with a price, laid out for a phone screen.
- Cuts, colour, highlights and treatments
- Prices by stylist level if you use them
- Updated by email when prices change
Web design for hairdressers
Websites for hairdressers and hair salons
A website with a price list people can actually follow, the stylists and the days they work, the skin test rules for colour, and a booking button that goes straight to your diary.
£47 a month, design, copy, hosting and changes included. No setup fee, no contract.
Before they get in touch
What customers check before choosing hairdressers
- 1
How much will it be?
Cut and finish, colour, highlights, balayage. People want a rough idea before they book, and “from” prices help.
- 2
Who should I book with?
Clients follow a stylist. They want to know who’s good at curly hair, colour or short cuts, and when they’re in.
- 3
Do I need a skin test?
New colour clients often don’t know about the allergy alert test. Finding out at the chair means a wasted trip.
- 4
Can I book now?
Most people book in the evening on their phone. If the button is hard to find, they book somewhere else.
What we put on the page
What we put on a hair salon website
Booking link
A big, clear button through to the system you already use.
- Links to your salon booking software
- On every page and easy to tap
- Consultation requests for bigger colour changes
Stylists
Each stylist with a photo, their days and what they love doing.
- Days and hours for each stylist
- Specialisms like colour, curls or cutting short hair
- Junior and graduate stylists if you have them
Colour and skin tests
The rules explained before someone books.
- When an allergy alert test is needed
- How far ahead to come in for one
- What a colour consultation involves
Weddings and events
A proper page for bridal and occasion hair.
- Trials, prices and travel
- What’s included on the day
- An enquiry form for dates
Found locally
Built for ‘hairdresser near me’ and searches by service.
- Structured data for location and opening hours
- A Google Business Profile that matches the site
- Fast pages for people searching on a phone
The write-up
What a hairdresser's website has to do
Most people choose a new hairdresser on their phone, often in the evening, after looking at two or three salon websites. They want to see what a cut and colour will roughly cost, which stylist is right for them, and how to book a slot without ringing during the day. For £47 a month we design, write and host a website for hairdressers that answers all of that, with no setup fee and no contract.
Website for hairdressers: start with the price list
A good price list is the most useful page on a salon website, and it’s often the worst. A photo of the board in reception, or a PDF that needs zooming, sends people elsewhere. We lay out every service in plain text that reads well on a phone: cuts and finishes, colour, highlights, balayage, toners, treatments and blow-dries. If prices vary by stylist level, we show that clearly. Colour prices can start “from” with a short note that a consultation confirms the cost. When prices go up, you email us and we update it, usually the same day.
A booking link that’s easy to find
Most salons already use booking software, and we don’t replace it. We add a big, clear booking button on every page that goes straight to your diary. For bigger changes, such as going from dark to blonde, a short consultation request form makes sense, and it lands in your inbox. Clear opening hours, late nights and Saturday times sit next to the button.
What should a hair salon website include?
As well as prices and booking, most salons need:
- stylist profiles with a photo, the days they work and what they’re best at, whether that’s colour, curly hair or precision short cuts
- a page explaining the allergy alert test for new colour clients and how far ahead to come in
- photos of real work, with your clients’ permission
- a bridal and occasion hair page with trials, prices and travel if you do weddings
- where you are, parking and access
- links to the reviews you already have on Google or Facebook
We write all of it after a short call or questionnaire, and you check every page before it goes live.
How a hairdresser’s site differs from a barber’s or beauty salon’s
We’ve written separate guides for barbers and beauty salons, because the questions are different. A barbershop usually needs walk-in times and a short list of cuts. A beauty salon needs a treatment menu and patch tests. A hair salon sits in between, with colour pricing that varies by length, stylists people follow by name, and skin test rules that catch new clients out. We build the site around those.
Being found by people nearby
People search for “hairdresser near me” or a salon in their town. We add structured data for your location and opening hours, keep your details in line with your Google Business Profile, and build fast pages. Our free local SEO checklist shows what else helps, and the website trust scorecard is a quick check if you already have a site.
How it works
A short call or questionnaire, then a first draft, commonly the same day, with the site commonly live in 2 to 3 working days. Hosting on UK servers, SSL, backups, your domain name, email forwarding on your domain and ten changes a month are all in the £47 a month. See how it works and the pricing page.
Shropshire & Powys borders
Websites for hairdressers in Shropshire and Powys
Plenty of salons here have a loyal list of regulars, and new clients usually come from someone moving to the area or a wedding coming up. The website is where they check you out.
Shropshire
Shrewsbury
Lots of salons to choose from. A clear price list and stylist profiles help someone new pick yours.
Shrewsbury page → Shropshire OswestryClients come in from villages on both sides of the border. Clear opening hours and parking details save a wasted trip.
Oswestry page → Powys WelshpoolA market town salon often serves a wide farming area. Late opening and Saturday hours are worth putting up front.
Welshpool page → Powys NewtownThe largest town in Powys, with clients coming in from the valleys. Online booking saves a phone call during busy hours.
Newtown page → Shropshire LudlowVisitors, second-home owners and weddings at nearby venues. A bridal hair page catches those enquiries.
Ludlow page →Example sites
Example website designs for hairdressers
View the site Willow & Wellness Spa
Natural & organic
Soft, earthy tones and calm pacing, designed to feel like an extension of the treatment room itself.
View the site Aurelia Jewellery
Premium & sophisticated
Black and gold on a dark ground, for a brand that wants every page to feel like an unboxing.
View the site Bloom & Co. Florist
Friendly & approachable
Soft pink and sage in place of warm brown, proof the same friendly warmth can wear more than one palette.
Questions from hairdressers
Can clients book online through the website?
Yes. We add a clear booking button that links to the salon software you already use. We don’t build a booking system ourselves, so your diary stays in one place.
How do I keep my prices up to date?
Email us the new prices and we update the list, usually the same day. Ten changes a month are included.
Should I show "from" prices for colour?
We think it helps. Colour depends on hair length and what’s needed, so a “from” price with a note about consultations sets expectations without tying you down.
Can you explain the skin test on the website?
Yes. We write a short, plain explanation of when an allergy alert test is needed and how far ahead to book it. You confirm it matches the guidance from the colour brands you use.
How is this different from your barber and beauty salon guides?
Barbers usually need walk-in times and a short price list. Beauty salons need a treatment menu. A hair salon needs colour pricing, stylist profiles and skin test details, so the pages are built around those.
How much does it cost?
£47 a month, including design, writing, hosting and ten changes a month. There’s no setup fee and no contract.
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A hair salon website for £47 a month
A website designed and written for your business, hosted on UK servers and kept up to date, for £47 a month. We write the words, and you check every page before it goes live.
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