Website Design For Salons & Spas
Built around the stylist clients already follow, not a generic booking widget.
Salon clients are loyal to a person, not just a business. A generic "book now" button that can't let someone request their stylist by name, see the real service menu with prices, or see real transformation photos loses that client to whichever site does all three.
What a good salon site needs
Built around the regulars.
Stylist-specific booking
So a client can request the person they trust, not whoever's next available.
A full service menu with prices
Hair, nails, skin, add-ons, organized clearly instead of "call for pricing."
Real transformation photos
Color and cut work is the actual product being sold. Show it, don't just describe it.
Gift card and package visibility
Easy add-on revenue that a lot of salon sites bury or skip entirely.
Reviews shown on-site
Not just buried in Google. A visible rating builds trust the moment the page loads.
Mobile booking that's actually fast
Most bookings happen on a phone, often between other things. Friction loses the booking.
See it built
Gloss & Grace isn't a mockup. It's a live site you can click through.
We built it to show exactly this approach for a salon: a full service menu, a stylist team, and booking built for regulars. Click through, poke around, then picture your own salon in its place.
Click through Gloss & Grace →
The part most agencies hide
Real pricing. No sales call required.
Most web design companies want a phone call before they'll tell you a number, and plenty only take on businesses doing seven figures a year. Honest Treads publishes real prices on a public page, no minimum salon size, for a salon or any other business. Launch pricing starts at $99 for a single page, and a free live demo comes before you pay anything.
See real pricing →Questions salon owners ask.
Can clients request a specific stylist when booking?
Yes. Stylist-specific booking is one of the most common requests we build, since regulars usually want the same person every time.
Can we show our full menu, hair, nails, and skin, without it looking cluttered?
Yes, organized into clear categories so a first-time visitor isn't scrolling through fifty line items to find what they want.
Do you include a gift card or package section?
We can, if that's part of your business. It's an easy way to surface add-on revenue that a lot of salon sites bury or skip entirely.
What does a salon website cost?
Pricing is public on our pricing page, starting at $99, and every package includes a free live demo before you pay anything.
Built for every trade
Website design, by industry.
Ready to see your own site, built free, first?
Tell us about your salon. We'll build a free live demo before you pay a cent.
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