Hairstylist

A website for hairstylists that brings bookings instead of messages

Most of your clients find you on their phone, on Google Maps or after a recommendation. They want to know two things: how much it costs and when there’s a free slot. If the site doesn’t tell them, they send a message. Or they don’t, and go somewhere else.

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The problem in this profession

Where most sites go wrong

The price list is an image.

It looks good on Instagram, but Google can’t read it, and on mobile you have to zoom in.

Booking depends on you.

If you’re with a client, you don’t pick up the phone, and the prospect moves on.

Opening hours differ everywhere.

The website, the Business Profile and Facebook show three different versions, and clients believe whichever is worse for them.

Content

What a hairstylist’s website should include

In order of priority. If any of these is missing from your current site, that’s where I’d start.

  1. 01Price list as text, by service, not as an image
  2. 02Online booking, next to a tappable phone number
  3. 03Opening hours and address in one place, matching your Google Business Profile
  4. 04Photos of your work, a short selection, not three hundred pictures
  5. 05Who will do your hair: the hairstylist’s name and face
  6. 06What to bring, how long it takes, what happens if you’re late
  7. 07Fast loading on mobile, because clients look you up on the street

AI automation

What suits this profession

Booking and reminders

The situation: a client asks by message, you reply in the evening, and by then they’ve booked elsewhere.

What it does: they choose from your free slots, and the reminder goes out on its own 24 hours before.

Review collection

The situation: your clients are happy, but you have three reviews on Google.

What it does: after the appointment it asks for a review at the right moment, not immediately.

Concept design for Tincs Hair Salon, desktop view: hero and price list

Concept design

Tincs Hair Salon

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The price list is an image on Instagram, so every other message starts with: how much is it?

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What it costs

The price in brief

A small salon usually needs the Starter package (HUF 280,000 / approx. €770), plus the booking module (HUF 120,000 / approx. €330).

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Let’s look at what you have now

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