Salon Websites Where the Work Speaks and the Booking Is One Tap
Clients choose a stylist by looking. Then they book — or they don't, depending on how many steps you put in the way.
$2,500 for a typical 5–8 page site with the copywriting included, usually live in 2–4 weeks. Structured data included so AI assistants can actually read your site.
This is a visual business with mostly non-visual websites.
Nobody picks a stylist from a bulleted service list. They look at work — colour, cuts, the general feel of the place — and decide whether it matches what they want. A site with no gallery is asking clients to take a risk they don't need to take.
The second failure is the booking step. Clients decide in the moment, usually on a phone, often in the evening. If booking means calling during business hours, a meaningful share of those decisions evaporate before morning.
Built around how your customers actually decide.
Gallery-led layout
Your actual work, sized properly, loading fast. The single biggest factor in whether someone books.
One-tap booking
Links straight into whatever booking system you use, or tap-to-call. No form, no waiting for a callback.
Services and pricing ranges
Cut, colour, extensions, treatments — with honest ranges, so nobody is surprised at the chair.
Stylists with their own specialties
Named, with what each one is known for, so clients can request the right person.
See what we've actually built.
We haven't built a site in this industry yet — so rather than show you a mockup, here is real client work you can click through and judge for yourself. Trades, community, retail and a regional directory, all live and in service.
What owners ask before they order.
How much does a salon website cost?
Salon and spa websites from Gentoolink Web Services start at $2,500 for a typical 5–8 page site, with the copywriting included, and are usually live in 2–4 weeks. That includes a work gallery, service list, booking links, and the structured data needed for Google and AI search. All prices are in Canadian dollars.
Does my salon website need a gallery?
It's the most important element on the page. Clients choose a stylist visually — they want to see colour work and cuts before they trust someone with their hair. A service list without images asks people to take a risk, and many won't.
Should I list my prices?
Ranges work better than either exact prices or no prices at all. Ranges set expectations, filter out mismatched enquiries, and remove the awkwardness of asking. Salons that publish nothing tend to field more price-shopping calls, not fewer.
Can the site connect to my booking system?
Yes. The site links directly into whatever system you already use, so there's nothing to migrate. The goal is removing steps between deciding and booking — most clients decide in the evening, and anything that requires calling during business hours loses a share of them.
Want one like it?
Tell me about your business and I'll come back with what your site would look like and exactly what it costs. No deposit, no pressure — and if a new site isn't what you need, I'll tell you that too.
Start My WebsiteOr email ken@gentoolinkwebservices.com · call or text 604-218-7290