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Price opacity loses the booking
A colour correction is not a number anyone can guess. "Prices on consultation" reads as expensive, so people book the salon that told them.
Website design
People choose a salon on two things: whether the work looks like what they want, and whether they can find out what it costs without ringing up.
What gets in the way
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A colour correction is not a number anyone can guess. "Prices on consultation" reads as expensive, so people book the salon that told them.
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It is where the work lives, but it cannot be searched, it cannot hold your prices and you do not own it. The site is the part you keep.
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People book a person. If your stylists are a list of first names with no work attached, you are making the choice harder than it needs to be.
One we built
Built around a swatch ring: five tones matched by hand, in daylight, against the client's own hair. The price sits next to every single one.
More of the work.
Every site in the portfolio is live, custom coded and built the same way as yours would be.
See all the workAdvanced is the usual fit: photography leading, prices visible, and one idea carried through every page that makes it recognisably your salon.
Questions
Ranges work fine. "Colour correction from $180" tells people what they need to know and still leaves room for a consultation.
It links to the booking system you already use. We do not build the booking engine, and you should not pay anyone to rebuild one.
Send it over and it is up the same week. Year one includes one small change a month, and after that it is $55 a request.
Tell us what the site has to do and we'll be in touch the same day or the next.