You give us a ten-minute brief; we write the copy, put your color up front, and go live in 48 hours. Your existing booking system — Square, GlossGenius, whichever you already run — becomes the main button.
We studied how the best salons & studios actually talk to their customers — these aren’t template features, they’re the conventions your customers already expect.
Guests pick the person behind the work, and reviews prove it: “Lauren is a master for color!” Your dimensional balayage and grow-out shots go where new guests look first, captioned in the trade’s own words.
“Book Now” is the invariant of salon sites (Andy LeCompte runs it four ways on a single page). Every Book tap on your site lands in the calendar you already manage — we link your system, never a generic contact form.
The trade’s formula is empathy first, then the number: “We understand that life happens… we kindly ask for at least 24 hours’ notice.” We write your cancellation and grace-window policies so guests read them before a no-show costs you a slot.
We build the site that fills your chair and the follow-up that keeps it full. We are not a salon platform, and a good one is worth paying for.
Fresha, Vagaro, GlossGenius, Square Appointments — keep it. Your site's Book button points straight at your real calendar instead of a second system nobody updates.
Per-stylist availability, client history, retail and commission are what salon software does properly. We don't duplicate it.
Checkout and product stock belong in the system already at your front desk.
A site that makes your work the reason someone books, plus catching the enquiry that comes in while you're mid-colour — and the no-show deposit and reminder texts that protect the chair.
The brief asks about your services, your area, and how you want to come across — in your own words. The 48-hour clock starts once your plan is active and we open it.