Website design for hair and beauty salons
Website design for hair and beauty salons
Built for colour, treatments and bookings, structured so new clients find you before they find the salon down the road. From £25 a month, no build fee.
FROM £25 A MONTH
PREVIEW THE SAME DAY
NO BUILD FEE
The problem
New clients search. Existing clients rebook. You need both.
Someone new to the area looking for balayage will search for it, look at photographs, check prices and reviews, then book with whoever looks safest. That decision happens entirely online.
Social media serves the clients you already have. A website that ranks is how you keep the chair full when a stylist leaves or a competitor opens up the street.
WHAT YOUR CUSTOMERS ARE TYPING INTO GOOGLE
hair salon near me
HIGH
balayage [town]
HIGH
hair extensions [town]
HIGH
beauty salon [town]
HIGH
best hairdresser in [town]
HIGH
gel nails near me
MEDIUM
bridal hair [town]
MEDIUM
lash extensions [town]
MEDIUM
colour correction [town]
LOW
Each one of those is a page on your site, written properly, aimed at the people already looking for you.
Built for the job
A page for every treatment people search for
One page listing everything you do cannot rank for everything you do. So we build a page per job and a page per town.
01
Cut and finish
Your everyday work, with stylist levels and clear pricing.
02
Colour and balayage
High value and heavily searched. Photographs do the selling here.
03
Hair extensions
Big ticket, researched carefully, and worth a detailed page of its own.
04
Bridal and occasion
Booked months ahead by people who plan. Trials, timings and packages.
05
Beauty treatments
Facials, waxing, brows and lashes. Each a separate search.
06
Nails
Gel, acrylic and extensions. Frequent, repeat, and rarely served well online.
07
Meet the team
Clients follow stylists. Profiles turn browsing into a named booking.
08
Price list
Among the most visited pages on any salon site. Clarity reduces no-shows.
09
Your area pages
For the neighbourhoods your clients actually travel from.
More than a website
The website is where it starts, not where it stops.
Local SEO built in
CORE
A page per service and a page per town, structured the way local search actually works, from the day you go live.
AI search optimisation
CORE
People ask ChatGPT for a recommendation now. Your pages are structured so the answer engines can name you, not just Google.
Every enquiry in one place
CORE
Every enquiry from your website lands in your portal the second it arrives, and we email it to you too.
Quotes and bookings
CORE
Branded, and sent from the same screen the enquiry arrived on. No separate app, no double entry.
Google Business Profile
COMING
Set up, verified and kept current. Categories, hours, photos and posts, which is what near me searches actually read.
Reviews collected for you
COMING
We ask the moment you mark a job complete, then publish the review to your site and your Google profile.
The maths
One new colour client covers the year, easily.
A year of Kitso
£250
One colour client a year
£900+
A year of Kitso is £250. A colour client coming back every six weeks is worth several times that on their own, and the site keeps finding them while you work.
Questions
The questions business owners actually ask
Anything else, email us. A real person answers, within one working day.
Core is £25 a month, or £250 a year which is two months free. There is no build fee, no setup fee and no contract, so the number you see is the whole number. Most owners we speak to expected a four figure bill up front, which is what usually stops them bothering at all.
Honest answer: your pages are on Google within days, and what happens after that depends on your trade and how competitive your town is. Anybody promising page one by Friday is either lying or quietly spending your money on ads, and we do not promise a position at all.
About twenty minutes on your phone. You answer questions about what you do, where you work and why people use you. After that we write it, design it, build it and put it live. You do not send us a brief, sit in a meeting or make design decisions.
You tell us what you want changed, the way you would say it to a person. New service, price change, different hours, a photo swapped. Changes are included and usually done the same day. No hourly rate, no waiting three weeks for a developer.
It looks after itself. Hosting, security, updates and backups are ours to worry about. The only time you think about it is when an enquiry comes in.
You cancel and we stop billing you. You keep your domain and your content, there is no exit fee and no notice period, and nobody rings you to talk you out of it.
We do not need to do your job, we need to know what your customers search for and what makes them pick one business over another. You answer the questions, we write from your answers, then a person reads it back before it goes anywhere. If a term is wrong, tell us and it is fixed the same day.
Yes. Your site ranks and sends people into whatever system you use, so you keep your setup and stop losing the search to a platform.
Yes, with profiles, specialisms and their own photographs. Clients book people rather than premises, and this is one of the biggest wins in salon sites.
A from price per service usually works best. Full transparency for simple treatments, a range where it genuinely depends on length or condition.
On Kitted we ask automatically after an appointment and publish the good ones to your site and your Google profile. In beauty, recent reviews are worth more than almost anything else on the page.
Yes, with a page for each so both rank for their own town rather than competing with each other.
Websites for salons
What a salon website has to do in 2026
Hair and beauty is the most visual trade there is, and also one of the most competitive locally. Three salons on the same high street can be equally good, and the one that fills first is usually the one that turns up first on a phone.
Treatment searches beat generic ones
Balayage in your town converts far better than hair salon near me, because the person searching knows exactly what they want and roughly what it costs. A page per treatment is how you catch those, and most salons have none.
Reviews and photographs decide it
Nobody hands their hair to a stranger on the strength of a logo. Recent reviews and real photographs of real clients are what close the booking, so both are built into every page rather than tucked away.
What it costs to run
Core is £25 a month or £250 a year. AI search readability is included. Kitted, which adds your Google Business Profile, automated review collection and branded social posts, is coming. No build fee, and your preview lands the same day.
Free preview
See your salon online, free.
A home page and one service page, written for your trade, in your inbox within a few days, usually the same day. No card, and nothing goes live until you say so.