A Menu Nobody Can Read
A photographed price list, a PDF, or a menu that has not matched the front desk in a year. The service menu is your most visited page, and it is usually the worst one.
Salon & Nail Studio Website Design
In hair and nails the website is really three things: a menu with honest prices, a gallery of work someone wants for themselves, and a booking button that works at midnight. We build salon sites around those three, and let the rest stay quiet.
Hosting included
Maintenance included
Live in 7–10 days
Where we work Based in Pahrump, Nevada. We build for salons, nail studios, and beauty bars across Nye County, Las Vegas, Henderson, and the wider Southern Nevada area, and remotely for studios outside it.
The problem
Why Salon Websites Send Clients Elsewhere
Your chair is worth more than your website is currently defending.
No Way to Pick a Person
Clients follow stylists and techs, not salons. If someone found one of your team on Instagram and cannot book that specific person in two taps, you have made them work for it.
Stock Photos Instead of Work
Nobody books a set based on a smiling model from a photo library. They book because they saw a nail design or a colour they want and thought: that one.
What you get
Built for How Salons Actually Fill Chairs
Every site is designed, built, hosted, and maintained by us. You send your menu and your photos. We handle the rest.
- Service menu built as real text, not a photo of a page
- Starting-from pricing for services that vary
- Booking connected to the system you already use
- Per-stylist profiles with their own work and booking link
- Gallery designed for nail sets and colour work
- Hours, parking, and walk-in policy stated plainly
- One-tap call and text for quick questions
- Mobile-first layout, since nearly all your traffic is phones
- Page titles, meta descriptions, and alt text
- Hosting, SSL, and security handled for you
See it live
Salon Demos Available on Request
A full nails-first salon build is finished and ready to walk through. It is just not published publicly yet.
A Complete Salon Build, Ready to Show
Nails-led with hair and waxing alongside it, including the full service menu, interiors, and team pages. It is a real build rather than a mockup, and it narrows cleanly to nails-only if that is your studio. Get in touch and we will send you a link. In the meantime, the landscaping and roofing demos in the showroom will show you the build quality and the difference between tiers.
Pricing
Simple Plans. Fully Managed.
A one-time setup fee plus a monthly Website Care Plan that covers hosting, maintenance, and support. No surprise invoices.
Starter
$499
one-time setup + $89/mo care plan
A single strong page. Right for a studio that mainly needs a readable menu and a booking link.
Deluxe
$999
one-time setup + $129/mo care plan
Up to five pages with a full service menu, team profiles, and local SEO. The usual fit for an established salon.
Premium
$1,499
one-time setup + $199/mo care plan
Custom design, analytics reporting, and a free refresh after 24 months.
Plans start at $499 one-time setup plus $89 per month for the Website Care Plan, which covers hosting, maintenance, monitoring, and support. Deluxe is $999 setup plus $129 per month and adds a multi-page site with a full service menu and local SEO. Premium is $1,499 setup plus $199 per month.
Yes. The service menu is the most visited part of almost every salon website, and a new client will not book a colour or a full set without knowing roughly what it costs. Starting-from pricing works well for services that vary by length, density, or design complexity, and it saves your front desk the same phone call twenty times a week.
Yes, and it matters more in this trade than most. Clients follow individuals, not businesses. We connect your site to the booking system you already use and give each stylist or tech a profile with their own work and their own booking link, so someone who found one of your team on Instagram can book them in two taps.
Yes. In hair and nails the gallery is the portfolio. Real client work photographed in your own light beats stock imagery, and it lets someone arrive with a reference already in mind, which makes the appointment itself go better.
Most sites go live within 7 to 10 business days once you have sent your service menu, pricing, team details, and photos. The timeline depends far more on how quickly we get content from you than on the build itself.
Next step
Let's Talk About Your Salon
Tell us what you offer and how clients book today. We will tell you honestly which plan fits, and whether a new website is even the right spend right now.