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Websites and online booking for salons and barbershops

Your chairs are your business. A good salon website shows your work, answers "how much?" before the phone rings and makes booking a thirty-second job on a phone.

Show the work

People choose a stylist or barber by looking at results. A gallery of real cuts, colors and styles, tagged by service, does more than any paragraph of copy. Each stylist should have a short profile and a link to book with them directly.

A menu with real prices

The most common question a salon answers by phone is "how much is a ...?". Putting your services and starting prices on the page, as text and not an image, saves those calls and helps you show up when people search for a specific service.

Booking that does not feel like work

Most missed bookings happen because the process is slow. A prominent "Book now" button that works on a phone, confirms by text or email and sends reminders reduces no-shows. For salons that need more, a custom booking application can connect clients, stylists and schedules in one place.

What your site should have

  • A prominent Book now button on every page
  • Service menu with starting prices, as text
  • Stylist or barber profiles with their specialties
  • A gallery of real work
  • Cancellation and late policy in plain words
  • Gift card or product links if you sell them
  • Hours, parking and how to find you

Common mistakes

  • Hiding booking behind a link in an Instagram bio
  • Posting the service menu as a photo
  • Letting the site and the Google listing show different hours
  • No mention of cancellation policy until a client is upset

Common questions

Can you add online booking to my salon website?

Yes. We can connect the site to a booking tool you already use, or build a custom booking flow with client accounts and a private dashboard for your staff.

Should I keep using Instagram?

Yes. Social media brings people in and your website converts them: it holds your menu, prices and booking so they are never buried in a feed. The two work together.

Will my site show up when someone searches for a haircut near them?

We set the site up so search engines understand your services and location. Your Google Business Profile and reviews matter a great deal too, and we show you how to keep them strong.

Talk it over with a Kansas small business owner

Circuit11 is a small studio in Wichita. The first call is free, and we will tell you plainly what you need and what you do not.