Salon website examples
A salon is booked on Instagram and the phone until the website makes booking easier than both. The designs here, for hair, beauty, nails and barbers, give the client a stylist, a service and a time in a few taps, show the price list with its ranges, and take the deposit that ends the Saturday no-show.
5 designs below, and the six things every good salon website has. Designs and listed sites read live; the judgement reviewed 8 November 2026.
What a good salon website has
The things the examples below have in common, and the reason each one is there.
Book with a stylist, not just a salon
Clients follow people. Each stylist with their own hours, services and photo, and the option to book them by name.
A price list with ranges where it needs them
Colour depends on hair; say "from" and explain why. A list with no prices sends the client to the salon that has one.
Deposits for long appointments
Colour, extensions, a first visit: a small deposit at booking is what stops the empty chair. Taken through your own payment account.
Your work, not stock photos
Your cuts, your colour, your nails, in your light. A gallery of real work is the whole argument.
Patch tests and consultations
What needs one, how far ahead, how to book it. Said on the site, it stops the cancelled appointment on the day.
The quiet days
A weekday offer or a last-minute slot list, so the website fills the Tuesday the phone never does.
What goes wrong
- A booking link to a third-party app that charges per booking and emails the client its own offers.
- A price list as a photo of the salon's printed one, unreadable on a phone and out of date by spring.
- No cancellation policy anywhere, so every no-show is a fresh argument.
5 salon website designs to start from
Each one opens as a live preview. The words, photos and colours are yours to change; the working parts stay.
Hair Salon
A three-chair hair salon: every service shows its real minutes as a bar with the from-price at the end, the same stylist every time, the form on the first screen.
Luxury Spa & Salon
A small treatment salon: every treatment shows the minutes you talk, the minutes on the bed and the minutes you sit after, with the price beside it and the form on the first screen.
Nail Salon & Studio
A small nail studio: every treatment carries a polish dot, its minutes and its price, the twelve shades that never run out, and the form on the first screen.
Modern Barber Shop
A four-chair barbershop in the dark: the three big prices are the first screen, the board is the menu, walk in or book a barber by name.
Tattoo Studio
A three-chair custom tattoo studio in the dark: every piece drawn first, framed like the stencil it started as, prices and deposit terms on the first screen, a free consultation as the ask.
Going deeper
Guides from the blog, and a free tool for the sums.
Frequently asked questions
Can clients choose their stylist online?
Yes. Each team member has their own services and hours; the client picks a person or takes the first free slot with anyone.
Should I take deposits?
For colour, extensions and anything over an hour, yes. The no-show calculator shows what the empty chairs cost now; the guide on salon deposits covers the wording.
How do I show prices that depend on the hair?
As "from" prices with a one-line explanation, and a consultation for the rest. The price list guide has examples.
Do I need a separate booking app?
No. Booking, stylists, services, deposits and reminders are built into every design here.
Examples for other trades
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