A price list, not a mystery
Services grouped by category with starting prices, so clients self-select before they message you.
Webliten · Lucknow
Industry
Websites for Salons & Spas
Clients choose a salon on two things: does the work look like what I want, and can I book without a phone call that nobody answers on a Saturday.
Salon clients are visual and impatient. They are scrolling Instagram, they see a haircut they like, and they want to know three things immediately: how much, where, and can I get in this week. If your website hides prices or buries the booking button under a map and an “our philosophy” paragraph, they will book with the salon that answered in one tap. The good news is that salon sites are genuinely simple to get right — a services page with prices, a gallery of real work, a team page, and a booking path that takes two taps.
Before they choose
What people ask
before they call.
Your website has one job: answer these before the customer has to ask. Everything below is built around the questions we hear most in this industry.
What does a haircut actually cost?
A service list with prices, grouped sensibly — haircuts, colour, treatments, bridal, spa. Ranges are fine where length or product changes the price, as long as the starting number is visible.
Is your work like the photos I saved?
A gallery of real client work, grouped by service. Consistent lighting and minimal filtering, because a client who arrives expecting filtered hair will not be back.
Who will be doing it?
Team profiles with specialities, so a client who wants balayage can book the person who does it rather than the next available chair.
Can I get an appointment this week?
WhatsApp booking with the service pre-filled, or a short request form. Weekend slots are the ones people are competing for, so make booking frictionless.
Where are you, and is there parking?
A map link and one line of plain directions. In Gomti Nagar and Hazratganj, parking information genuinely affects the decision.
What we build
The pages that
do the work.
A gallery that looks like your work
Real photos, grouped by service, compressed to load fast on mobile data without losing detail.
Booking in two taps
A pre-filled WhatsApp message or a short form. No app, no account, no calendar maze.
A team clients can request
Named stylists with specialities, which also helps you show up when someone searches for a specific person.
Typical page set
- Home
- Services & prices
- Gallery
- Team
- Book an appointment
- Contact & directions
A note on proof
We have not published case studies for this industry yet, so we are not going to invent one. What we can show you is a free sample homepagebuilt for your business — the actual design, on your phone, before you pay anything. That is more useful than a logo wall anyway.
See a sample for your businessQuestions
For this industry.
Practical answers about cost, timelines and what a website can actually do for a business like yours.
Ask us somethingAt minimum a starting price per service. “Haircut from ₹300” removes the fear of walking in blind and reduces calls your receptionist has to answer while cutting someone’s hair.
WhatsApp works best for salons — the message opens pre-filled with the service and preferred day. A booking form is fine too, but a phone call during a busy Saturday is the worst option for everyone.
Yes, with your permission. Instagram photos are already shot for a phone screen, which is the right shape and the right honesty level for a salon site.
A simple gallery grouped by service, with consistent lighting where possible. Avoid heavy filters — clients can tell, and it sets the wrong expectation.
Yes, if clients ask for specific stylists by name. It also helps search: people search for a particular person as much as a particular salon.
Two to three weeks for a five-page site. Photos and the service list with prices are the two things that hold it up.
Lucknow → anywhere
Start with something real.
A free sample homepage for your business — your name, your services, your colours. Look at it on your own phone, then decide.
No deposit. No obligation. No sales call unless you ask for one.