Websites for hair and beauty salons
A website for your salon: every treatment with its time and price, booking in one step, real photos of the room and a calm plan for wedding mornings. One-page salon websites from €690; Snas, the demo on this page, is Essential with two extra pages, €990 in all. Always priced in writing.
What clients look for
Every price, with its time
Each treatment with how long it takes and what it costs, from a blow-dry to a balayage, so nobody has to ring to ask.
Booking in one step
A button that books by WhatsApp, phone or email, or opens the booking page you already use, always at hand on a phone.
The treatments, grouped
Hair, nails, brows and lashes, skin: each group with its own photo, so every client finds theirs in one tap.
When you open and where
The days and hours you open, the street, where to park and a link that opens the route on their phone.
Real photos
The room, the chairs and the finished work. Clients' faces, only with their written consent.
Big days, planned
Weddings, debs and race days: what to book, and when, so the week before stays calm.
Snas, piece by piece
A complete website I built for an invented hair and beauty salon in Killarney. It is not a real business: it shows what each part does, and you can try it. It is in English, as an Irish salon's website would be.
- The name on a wall of grass
- SNAS in white letters on a green wall, like the one in the salon. Snas is Irish for the finish, the gloss.
- A short menu, then the full one
- Seven favourites with their prices on the home page, and every treatment with its time and price on its own page.
- Four arches, four groups
- Hair, nails, brows and lashes, and skin: each arch shows its starting price and takes you straight to that group.
- Your day, backwards
- Pick the date of a wedding, a debs or a race day: the page works back to each appointment, with the total and a calendar file.
- An appointment card
- Name, phone or email, the treatments and the days that suit: it arrives as one tidy request. In the demo it sends nothing.
- Light on a phone
- The home page opens with about half a megabyte, and every text still shows with reduced motion or without JavaScript.
What a salon must show
Before the design, the rules. In Ireland they apply in the salon itself; on the website, the same prices stay in step.
The price list, for hairdressers in Ireland
Hairdressers and barbers must display the prices of all their services: in the window or outside if the salon is on a ground floor facing the street, otherwise just inside the door, in letters at least 6 mm high.
Prices with VAT, and the price you charge
Price information must be accurate, up to date and include all taxes, such as VAT. Charging a different price from the one shown can be a misleading price indication.
Checked on 1 November 2026. A guide, not legal advice. In Spain, the price list and the complaint forms depend on each region's consumer rules.
Your quote, worked out now
Essential comes ticked with two extra pages, as in Snas: the home page, treatments and prices, and weddings. Add what your salon needs and see the estimate.
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Estimate
| Item | One-off | Monthly |
|---|---|---|
| Essential | €690 | |
| 2 × Extra page | €300 | |
| One-off total | €990 | |
| Every month | — | |
Starting prices in euros. VAT not included where applicable. Domain and hosting are paid to the provider. Not a binding offer.
Ask for this quote in writingFrequently asked questions
Can clients book online? Yes, in the way that suits you. Essential has a form that reaches your email, and the buttons can open WhatsApp or your phone. If you already take bookings on a system such as Fresha or Treatwell, the website links to your page there. A booking request form comes with Business, from €1,490.
Does it replace Fresha or Treatwell? No. If your clients already book there, keep it: the website gives you a place of your own, with your prices, your photos and your way of working, and sends clients to book wherever you prefer.
Should the prices be on the website? Clients look for them, and in Ireland hairdressers must already display them in the salon. The same list online, with times and VAT included, answers the first question before anyone rings. If a price depends on hair length, a 'from' price is clear and honest.
Can it show our Google reviews? Yes: your real rating, with the date it was checked and a link to your Google profile, where anyone can read every review. I never write reviews or choose only the good ones.
Will my salon show up on Google Maps? Places on Google Maps come from a Google Business Profile, and setting yours up is included in every package. Nobody can promise a position on Google, and I don't either.
How much does it cost? From €690 for a one-page website. A website like Snas, with the home page, treatments and weddings, is Essential with two extra pages: €990. A complete website with up to 5 pages starts at €1,490. I confirm the exact price in writing; domain and hosting are paid to the provider.
Keep reading
- What a website costs in IrelandThe 2026 price ranges with their sources, what you pay every year and what pushes the price up.
- Eight example websitesSeven live demos you can try, a restaurant, two guesthouses, a renovation company, a barber shop, a beauty salon and a house for sale, and one concept: an advisory firm.
- Prices and calculatorThe four packages, what each one includes and your estimate in a minute.
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