Web design · Salons
A salon website where a client sees your work, finds the treatment and the price, and books the stylist they want, at two in the morning if that is when they think of it.
The short answer
Storvexa builds websites for hair, beauty and nail salons: a WordPress site from $799 in 15 days, or a custom-coded site from $1,999 in about 4 weeks. Each one has a price menu, a gallery of your real work, your team with what each person does best, and a booking button on every page. If you already use salon booking software, the site sends people straight into it. If you want booking of your own, we build it, as we did for The Hira Collective.
Every price is agreed in writing before work starts. Your domain and hosting are bought in your name, so they are yours from day one.
What the site has to do
People choose a salon with their eyes first and their diary second. They want to see work they like, know what it costs, and book without phoning during your busiest hour.
A booking button in reach on every screen of a phone, opening your salon software's online booking or a booking system we build. A colour and a cut are different lengths, so the booking step asks for the treatment first.
Every treatment with its price or "from" price and how long it takes, grouped the way clients think: cuts, colour, nails, brows and lashes, treatments.
Your real before-and-afters, sorted by service, sized to load fast on a phone. Stock photos of models tell a client nothing about you.
A photo of each stylist or therapist, what they specialise in and their level if your prices differ by level, with a link to book them directly.
If you take a deposit for long appointments, the rules are shown before booking and the payment is taken at booking, so no-shows cost you less.
Your address, opening hours and a map, the same as on your Google Business Profile, plus a page per main service written the way people search for it.
What your site should show
Checked against the official pages, for salons in the UK.
The CMA's price transparency guidance covers what to include in the price you show, mandatory fees and charges included, and drip pricing: fees added as the customer goes through booking. If you charge a booking fee nobody can avoid, you'll want it in the price on the menu, not added at checkout.
Official source CMA · Price transparency (CMA209)Under UK GDPR, data concerning health is special category data. Patch-test and allergy questions asked at booking need a clear purpose and secure handling, so we keep them out of ordinary email forms.
Official source ICO · What is special category data?This is a builder's checklist, not legal or regulatory advice. Guidance changes, so check your regulator's current pages; we build the pages it asks for and make them easy for you to keep up to date.
What we build
Most salons already use booking software. Then the website's job is to win the client and hand them to the right booking step. If you want booking you own, it is scoped as a web app.
Prices in USD. You get a written quote before any work starts.
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Two live builds with the parts a salon site needs most: many people, each with their own availability, booked and paid for online, and a fast phone-first site where every visit can turn into a booking request.
Clients search by need or modality, pick a time and pay by Stripe when they book, then get a confirmation email with a calendar invite. Each practitioner runs their own panel and their own availability.
A tax and notary office where most clients arrive on a phone: call buttons all the way down the page and "Request a time" and "Request a callback" forms that go straight to the office. Hand-coded in Astro, so every page loads fast.
Process · first call to launch
A transparent process from first call to long-term support.
Start Your ProjectWe clarify scope, constraints and success criteria together — no sales scripts.
A clear estimate with milestones, honest timelines and zero surprises.
Clean architecture, automated checks and regular demos while we build.
Build, demo, adjust — every weekWe deploy, monitor and keep improving what we built — long after launch.
Payment and timeline
For websites you pay 25% to start, 25% when half the work is done and the remaining 50% when the site is complete. A Basic Website is delivered in 15 days and a Business Website in about 4 weeks. Web apps and booking systems are billed by the hour or as a monthly dedicated developer, with a demo every week.
Next step
Tell us what you need in a few lines. You get a first reply within a working day and a written quote before any work starts.
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