For hair salons and barbers
A website for your salon.
People look for a hairdresser on their phone, often in the evening. Here’s what they want to see, what your website needs to show, and which package suits you.
Prestido · · 3 min read
Someone searching for “hair salon London” or “barber near me” checks their phone first. They want to know what it costs, when you’re open and whether they can book. If the answers aren’t there, they move on to the next salon.
What clients look for in a salon
- Booking without a phone call. You’re mid-cut, scissors in hand. Clients tend to ring exactly when you can’t pick up, or after you’ve closed. A booking request on your website solves that.
- A price list. What does a cut cost, what does colour cost, how long does it take? People who can’t see a price often don’t come at all.
- Opening hours. Evenings and Saturdays included. Open late on Thursdays? Say so.
- Your work. Photos of cuts and colour. Most stylists show these on Instagram, and the website points there. More in Instagram and Google Maps.
- Where you are and where to park. Where’s the salon, where can I leave the car, which bus stops outside?
Which package suits a salon?
Shopfront (€39 a month) is plenty if clients already message or ring you to book. You get a website with your price list, opening hours, location and a link to your Instagram, plus 2 changes a month, for new prices, say.
Counter (€59 a month) is for salons that want booking requests online. The client picks a treatment, a day and a time; you see the request and confirm it yourself. We also keep your Google Business Profile up to date, and you get 5 changes a month. Moving up from Shopfront to Counter later costs nothing extra: there are no set-up fees.
Store (€179 a month) is only worth it if you want to sell hair products online.
All prices are in euros and exclude VAT. Where VAT applies, it’s shown separately. Everything is on the price page.
What it looks like
This is an example for a made-up salon. It has a price list with how long each treatment takes, opening hours with a late night on Thursday until 9 pm, and booking in five steps. In the example, a booking is a request: the salon confirms within a few hours. That way the website never promises something you can’t keep.
What we do, and what we don’t
We set out your details properly, so your address, prices and hours are easy for Google and AI assistants to read. We don’t promise a top spot on Google; nobody can honestly promise that. For photos, we’d rather use yours. We never copy other people’s.
We make your example and send you the link as soon as it’s ready. Like it? Your website is live within 24 hours of you approving the final version.
Questions hairdressers ask us
Can clients book while I’m busy cutting?
Yes, with Counter. The client chooses a treatment, a day and a time and sends a request. You look at it when you have a moment and confirm. With Shopfront, your phone number or WhatsApp is on the website and clients book with you directly.
Can you change my prices and opening hours?
Yes. Send us a message with the new price or time. Shopfront includes 2 changes a month, Counter 5. Need more? An extra small change is €25 excl. VAT; for bigger work you get a price first.
I’ve already got Instagram. Do I still need a website?
Instagram shows off your work, but prices and opening hours are hard to find there and Google doesn’t read them well. A website with the same details as your Google Business Profile makes you easier to find. The two together work best.