
Beauty salon website
A homepage, a service menu with prices and a gallery of recent work, in a warm minimalist layout.
For salons, spas and independent stylists
Describe your salon in a sentence. Get a working website with a booking request form and service menu built in – live before your next client walks in.


Booking, service menu, gallery, reviews, checkout and getting found. Your website covers the desk work while you’re with a client.
A booking form sits on every page, so clients choose a service and request a time while you’re mid-blowout. Every request lands in one list for you to confirm.
List every service with its price, its timing and what it includes. Update a price once and every page shows the new one.
A gallery built for before-and-afters. Add new work in seconds and the website stays as current as your Instagram grid.
Collect client reviews on your website and show them next to the service they’re about. New clients read them right where they decide.
Ask for payments in the chat and get a checkout flow on the same website clients send booking requests from. Sell packages or retail products, on the Builder plan and above.
Fast on phones and SEO-ready from the first version, with a page per service and your hours, location and contact details where search engines look.
Say what your salon does and who it’s for – describe it, look at what comes back, go live.
Step 01
Tell the salon website builder what you offer, who you offer it to and how clients request a slot. In your own words, the way you’d explain it to a new stylist.
Step 02
Pages, a service menu, a photo gallery and a booking form arrive together, wired to a database that holds your requests and client details.
Step 03
Swap in your own service names, real prices and photos of your work. Recognizable specifics do more for a first-time client than any stock image.
Step 04
Ask for a different color, a longer service list or a whole packages page. Say what you want the way you’d brief a stylist, and the change lands.
Step 05
Connect your own domain, then put the link in your Instagram bio and your Google Business Profile. Clients browse services and send booking requests from their phones.

Start from a template
Templates that already know what a salon needs. Open one, describe your own, and it becomes yours.
Your salon website infrastructure
Every salon website built on Base44 comes with the same infrastructure, whether it's one page or twenty.
Pricing for a salon
Build and publish a salon website on the Free plan. Paid plans start at $16/mo billed annually, where you connect your own domain and get more room to keep building.
Start for free
$0/mo
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$16/mo
*Billed annually
Upgrade as you go for more credits, more features, and more support.
After you go live
Salon website design gets a client to say yes. Clients arrive from search, social and ads, so the groundwork each of those needs – page titles, a sitemap, a page worth pointing a link at – comes set up before you write a word.
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A salon website builder is a tool that builds a website around how a salon actually runs – services, prices, stylists and bookings – instead of leaving you to assemble those out of generic blocks.
On Base44 you describe the salon you run. You get the pages, the booking form and the database behind them in one go, and the first version already includes:
It works the same whether you run a hair salon, a nail studio, a beauty studio or a day spa. And because it's a general small business website builder underneath, nothing stops you adding the parts a salon eventually wants – a packages page, a retail section, a page for each stylist.