Your work is worth more than a website template.
Websites for salons, spas and barbershops, integrated with the booking software you already use. Live in seven days.
- Square
- Vagaro
- Boulevard
- GlossGenius
- Phorest
Your booking software takes the appointment. Your site is the reason they make one.
See the site I’d build
for your shop.
Open one on your phone and tap around. Yours is built to the same standard, so the client comparing you with two other shops books the three‑hundred‑dollar service with you.
Sweet MelissaMUSIC ROW · NSH
Extensions · Lived-in color · Bridal
KINGSMENBARBER · ATL
Cut Tight · Shave Close · Don't Rush
GildedATX
Soft gel · Russian dry · Hand‑painted detail
IronwoodPDX
Custom · Fine line · Heavy black
PlumeCHARLOTTE
Hand‑mapped · Soft‑luxe · Wake‑up beautiful
VerseHAIR · NSH
Color · Cut · Editorial
AlderDEN
Clinical · Restraint · Just better, not different
SolsticeSCOTTSDALE
Sanctuary · Stillness · Earned restraint
Don’t see your niche? Just ask. Tell me about your studio →
You send me the brief
and I send back a finished site.
You won’t be asked to pick a font, sit through a call, or chase me for an update. At the end of the week you get one link, and it’s a working site rather than a picture of one.
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Day one · brief
Tell me about the shop.
One form, plus anything you already have: photographs of your work and your room, your prices, what you book on, and the client you want more of.
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Days two to five · build
Four days at the desk.
Design, words, photographs and the build all happen together. Nothing waits on you, and there’s nothing to approve in the middle.
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Day six · preview
You see it finished.
A link to the real thing, working, on your phone. Anything you want changed, I change the same day. On day seven it goes live on your domain, booking wired in.
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After · ongoing
The first year, handled.
Hosting, security and the unglamorous jobs: a link that broke, hours that changed, a holiday banner. All of that is inside the $1,999 for the first twelve months.
Most owners I talk to have already paid for a website once. Some spent thousands with an agency and got a template with their logo dropped on it. Others built one on Wix between clients. Neither site books anyone while the shop is closed, and that’s the one job I build a site to do. When something needs changing, you text me. No ticket, no invoice.
Five things you won’t
be paying for.
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i.
No homework.
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ii.
No meetings.
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No tiered pricing.
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No monthly contract.
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No account manager.
The person who reads your brief writes the site, builds it, wires in your booking and still answers your texts in March.
$1,999. Everything in it.
One price, whether you run one chair or twelve. It covers the build, the words, your booking wired in, and a full year of hosting, SSL and small edits.
The seven‑day build
- Found by the people already searching for your services in your city
- Your own photographs, set so the room looks like the room. Never a stock library
- A service menu clients can actually read on a phone, prices and all
- Loads fast enough that nobody leaves before it finishes
- Five pages, typically: home, services, about, gallery, contact. More if the work needs them.
Seven‑day guarantee
If your preview isn’t in your hands by day seven, I refund half the build fee and launch the site free.
You own everything
You own your code, your domain, and your DNS from day one. Leave whenever you want and take all of it.
Payment, plainly
50% locks the build week. 50% is due when you approve the preview, before the domain switches over.
One extra two‑hundred‑dollar appointment a month covers the build before the year is out.
After the first year, hosting and support renew at $700 a year or $100 a month. Or I’ll hand the whole site over to you free if you’d rather run it yourself.
Seven days from now, your studio has a site that looks as good as your work.
Send the brief and a few photos of your work today, and your preview is on your phone by day seven. There’s no meeting to schedule.