Nail technician
A website for nail technicians where booking isn’t a chat thread
A nail technician’s calendar is full weeks ahead, and clients want to book in the evening, from the couch. If all they can do is send a message and you reply in the morning, they’ve already booked elsewhere.
The problem in this profession
Where most sites go wrong
Your work is on Instagram, unsorted.
Clients scroll for twenty minutes and still don’t know what a fill costs.
Booking happens by message.
Five messages per booking; with ten clients a day, that’s an hour.
There’s no written lateness and cancellation policy.
So you have to explain it again every time.
Content
What a nail technician’s website should include
In order of priority. If any of these is missing from your current site, that’s where I’d start.
- 01Services and prices as text: new set, fill, removal
- 02Online booking with your actual free slots
- 03Selected work, by style
- 04Lateness and cancellation policy, in brief
- 05Address, parking, opening hours
- 06What to do before, and how to care for your nails after
AI automation
What suits this profession
Booking and reminders
The situation: the client forgets the fill and comes back after five weeks instead of three.
What it does: after a booking it automatically reminds them when the next fill is due.
Review collection
The situation: your clients photograph their nails but don’t write reviews.
What it does: after the appointment it asks for a review, at the right moment.
Concept design
Tincs Hair Salon
hair salon
The price list is an image on Instagram, so every other message starts with: how much is it?
Take a look →
What it costs
The price in brief
A nail technician usually needs the Starter package (HUF 280,000 / approx. €770) and a booking module (HUF 120,000 / approx. €330).
Let’s look at what you have now
I’ll send you a 10-minute video about your current website. It’s yours to keep even if we never work together.
Free, sent within 2 working days. No call needed, and you won’t be added to any newsletter.