A salon website: what it needs
People look for a salon on their phone, often in the evening, and compare price, time, location, the team and reviews. Here is what your site needs so that they book with you.
01Prices
Prices sit in a table, grouped by service. Each row shows the duration and the price the client will actually pay.
| Service | Duration | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Men's haircut | 45 min | 30 ₾ |
| Women's haircut | 60 min | 60 ₾ |
| Root colouring | 90 min | from 120 ₾ |
| Gel polish manicure | 90 min | 75 ₾ |
If the price depends on hair length, the row says so, like “from 120 ₾” for colouring. The client sees the total before booking.
When there are many services, they are grouped into a few directions in place of one long list. The MIYA site is built this way.
02Booking
The booking button sits on the first screen, in the header and at the end of the page. It has the same label everywhere, for example “Book a haircut”.
A messenger button sits next to the form, because some people never fill in forms.
Free slots are visible straight away. In our Lotsman project it is a departure board: pick a haircut and see when you will be done.
If you already take bookings through Altegio or DIKIDI, that stays. People come to the site from search and book in the same system.
03The team and their work
Every specialist has a card with a photo, name and speciality. In Batumi it is worth listing the languages they speak too, because a guest wants to be understood.
Use your own photos of your work, taken on the specialist's phone. Your own shots convince better than stock ones.
For those who fear a bad haircut, one line about what you do when the result is not right helps a lot.
04Reviews
A good review has a name, the service and one sentence about the result.
Six to nine real reviews go on the site as a slider, ideally taken from Google Maps.
05Address and phone
Address, opening hours and a map sit in one block, and the phone number can be tapped.
The map has a “Get directions” button. It opens Google Maps with a ready route to your door.
The name, address and phone on the site match your Google Maps listing. That makes you easier to find in search and in AI answers.
Common questions
Does a salon need a website if it has Instagram?
Yes, if you want to be found on Google. Instagram stays the place to show your work, and the site keeps prices, booking and the address in one place.
How much does a salon website cost?
A landing page with services, prices and booking costs 349 ₾ and is ready in 2–3 days. A multi-page website costs 709 ₾ and takes 3–7 days.
Can I keep booking through Altegio or DIKIDI?
Yes. The site sends clients to your booking system, so nothing has to change.
How many pages does a salon need?
One page is enough when there are only a few services. If every service or specialist gets its own page, a multi-page site is the choice.
A free example of a website for your salon
We will build it in a day using your salon as the example. You open it on your phone, scroll through it and see your salon the way a client does. It is free and you are under no obligation.