Hair salon website template

Most salon visitors are deciding between a few local options. They usually want clear answers fast.

• What services do you offer
• How much do they cost
• Where are you located
• How do they book or call
• What does the work actually look like
• Are you taking new clients

A salon site should put the practical details near the top. A strong first screen usually includes a short description, location, opening hours or booking cue, and one primary action such as Book now or Call the salon.

After that, people often look for proof. For a hair salon, that usually means recent photos, service descriptions, pricing, and a short introduction to the team or the salon atmosphere.

A simple salon site does not need many pages, but each one should earn its place.

• Home: quick summary, key services, salon look and feel, main call to action
• Services: cuts, colour, styling, treatments, add-ons, and starting prices
• Gallery: real work, ideally organised by service type or hair length/style
• About: salon approach, experience, team, and what clients can expect
• Contact: phone, address, map, hours, parking or transport notes, contact form

Useful homepage sections often include:

• Hero with booking or call button
• Featured services with starting prices
• Before-and-after or style gallery
• Meet the stylists or salon story
• Reviews or short client quotes if you have permission to use them
• Contact block with map and opening hours

If the salon mainly wins business through repeat appointments, keep navigation short and booking visible on every page.

Salon copy works best when it sounds specific and local. Avoid vague lines about beauty and confidence unless the rest of the page gives real detail.

Good service copy should explain:

• who the service is for
• what is included
• how long it usually takes
• a sensible starting price or price range
• whether a consultation is recommended

Examples of useful labels are things like Cut and finish, Full head colour, Balayage consultation required, or Bridal hair trial. These phrases match how clients search and compare.

Photos matter more than long paragraphs on this kind of site. Use work you actually did in good light, with consistent framing if possible. A few strong images are better than a large mixed gallery.

If you show team photos, make them look current and relaxed. If you show the salon interior, include enough context for a visitor to picture the space, not just close-up decor shots.

The right features depend on how the salon takes appointments and payments.

If you want to take payments on the site, Moremade includes a built-in Stripe connector for checkout with prices you set. That can fit deposits, gift cards, or prepaid services if your process needs them.

For enquiries, add a contact form with clear fields such as service type, preferred day, and phone or email. Email can be connected through Resend or SendGrid.

A map is useful for almost every salon site, especially if foot traffic matters or the address is slightly hidden inside a shared building or courtyard. Pair it with parking notes, nearby landmarks, or the nearest station.

If the salon needs client accounts, saved data, or uploaded inspiration photos, Moremade also connects with Supabase for database, sign-in, and file storage.

Not every salon needs every feature. In many cases, the best setup is a fast site with services, pricing, gallery, contact details, and one clear route to booking.

With Moremade, you start by describing the site in plain language. For example, you can ask for a calm, modern salon website with services, price list, gallery, about section, and contact page.

An AI agent writes the source code and shows a live preview. Websites are built as real React and Tailwind code. You can then change text, layout, sections, and styling by chatting, or use the visual inspector to point at any element and edit it. There is also a code view.

When the site is ready, publish it in one click to a free yourname.moremade.ai subdomain. On paid plans, you can connect a custom domain. Domains can also be bought inside Moremade.

You can export the full source as a ZIP at any time or push it to GitHub, so you are not locked into the platform.

Before publishing, check the basics that affect bookings and trust.

• Make sure the salon name, phone number, and address are consistent everywhere
• Check that service names and starting prices are current
• Test every button, form, and booking link
• Read the site on mobile, since many visitors will use it first
• Make sure opening hours and closed days are correct
• Replace placeholder photos with real salon images
• Add clear policies if you take deposits or require patch tests
• Proofread stylist names, treatment details, and local directions

If you plan to update promotions or seasonal offers often, keep those sections easy to edit so the homepage stays current.