Beauty Salon Website Design
Booking-first websites for nails, lashes, brows, tans and treatments.
Beauty Salon Website Design in Ireland at a glance
- Prices
- Launch €199, Starter €399, Business €699. Fixed price agreed in writing before work starts.
- Typical launch
- Launch About 1 week, Starter 1 to 2 weeks, Business 3 to 4 weeks.
- Pages we'd build
- Home, Nails, Lashes and brows, Waxing, tanning and facials, Gift vouchers, Gallery and reviews, Find us.
- Ownership
- Your site, domain and content are yours. No lock-in.
- Who builds it
- Mark Keating, founder of Anchor Web Digital, designs and builds every site.
Beauty clients search for the treatment, not the salon: "BIAB nails near me", "lash extensions" or "spray tan" plus their town. They want to see your work, the price and the next free slot, and book without ringing.
We build beauty and nail salon websites around that: a treatment menu with prices and durations, a page for each main treatment, online booking through the system you already use, a gallery of real work, and gift vouchers that sell themselves before Christmas, Mother's Day and Valentine's.
What a winning beauty salon website includes
Online booking on every page
We connect Phorest, Fresha, Treatwell or whatever you use, so a client can book a slot in seconds from any page.
A page per treatment
Nails, lashes and brows, waxing, spray tans and facials are separate searches. A page each, with prices and photos, lets you show up for all of them.
Gift vouchers
Vouchers are a big earner at Christmas and Mother's Day. A clear voucher page, linked to online purchase if your system supports it, captures that demand.
Gallery and reviews
Real photos of your own work and genuine reviews are what new clients study before booking.
The pages a beauty salon website needs
A site that ranks and converts is more than a homepage. This is the structure we would build for beauty & nail salons:
- 1
Home
Your treatments, location and a Book Now button at the top.
- 2
Nails
Gel, BIAB, acrylics and nail art, with prices and photos.
- 3
Lashes and brows
Extensions, lifts, tints and shaping.
- 4
Waxing, tanning and facials
Each worth its own page if it's a main part of your business.
- 5
Gift vouchers
Linked to online purchase if your booking system offers it.
- 6
Gallery and reviews
Real photos of your own work and genuine reviews.
- 7
Find us
Address, map, opening hours and parking.
What Irish customers search for
Your website should be built around the searches your customers actually make, such as:
- “beauty salon near me”
- “BIAB nails near me”
- “nail salon Cork”
- “lash extensions Limerick”
- “spray tan Galway”
- “beauty gift vouchers”
Trust signals Irish customers look for
Customers choose beauty & nail salons they can trust. Showing the right credentials on your site, where they apply to you, makes the decision easier.
Qualifications
Mention your therapists' beauty qualifications, such as CIBTAC, ITEC or CIDESCO, if they hold them.
Patch tests and hygiene
Explain your patch test policy for lashes and tints and how you keep tools clean. It reassures first-time clients.
Insurance and prices
Confirm you're insured and list prices clearly, so there are no surprises at the till.
How much does a beauty salon website cost?
Fixed pricing agreed up front, with no hidden fees, and you own the site outright.
- Launch
- €199
- Starter
- €399
- Business
- €699
A clean one-page site to get your business online and found, fast.
A polished 3-page site to get your business online and found.
A complete multi-page website that wins you customers.
See full pricing or get a fixed quote for your beauty salon website.
Beauty & Nail Salons website FAQs
How much does a beauty salon website cost?
Most beauty salon sites are €399 to €699. Starter (€399) covers a 3-page site with booking. Business (€699) adds a page per treatment, a gift voucher page, a gallery and local SEO. A one-page Launch site is €199.
Can you connect my booking system and gift vouchers?
Yes. We link Phorest, Fresha, Treatwell and others for booking, and your system's online voucher sales where it offers them, so everything stays in the diary you already manage.
Should a beauty salon have a separate page for each treatment?
Yes. Someone searching for lash extensions and someone searching for a spray tan are looking for different things. A page per main treatment helps you appear for each search instead of hoping one menu page covers them all.
What should a beauty salon's website include?
Online booking on every page, a treatment menu with prices and durations, a page for each main treatment, a gift voucher page, real photos of your work, reviews, your opening hours and how to find you.
How can a beauty salon sell more gift vouchers online?
Give vouchers their own page, link it from the homepage in the run-up to Christmas, Mother's Day and Valentine's, and let people buy online through your booking system if it supports it.
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Ready for a website that wins you customers?
Not sure which plan suits you, or need something custom? Get in touch and we'll recommend the right fit and send you a fixed price, usually within one business day.