Your work, front and centre
A gallery of your own photos, refreshed through the polish portal whenever you have new work to show.
Websites for beauty salons
A beauty salon website with your treatment menu up front, live this week.
Free preview. No card. Nothing goes live until you approve it.
Short answer: Conexity builds a custom animated website for beauty salons for $599 to go live (first month included), then $99/month, with your .com.au domain, hosting and email included. All prices include GST. You can see a free preview of your own site before you pay.
Clients choose a salon on looks first. They want to see your work, your prices and an easy way to book. For skin, beauty and spa treatments: facials, waxing, tanning, massage and day spas. Hairdressers, barbers, nail techs and lash and brow studios have their own pages.
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Made for beauty salons
What your site does for you.
Treatments and prices
A clear treatment menu with prices, so clients arrive knowing what to expect.
Booking link
Link straight to the booking system you already use, or take booking requests on the site.
Instagram-friendly
Your social links and a look that matches your brand.
What clients check before booking a treatment
Beauty clients want to feel looked after before they arrive. They check the treatment menu, what each treatment involves and how long it takes, the price, whether they need a consultation first, and whether the salon feels clean and calm. Your site answers those with a clear menu and photos of your own space, not stock images of a stranger’s spa.
Treatments described honestly
Facials, peels, waxing, tanning, massage and skin treatments are described by what happens in the appointment, not by promised results. We never write claims that a treatment cures, removes or reverses anything. Cosmetic injectables and medical treatments have strict advertising rules, so if you offer them, that content is written cautiously and you approve it before it goes live.
Consultations and aftercare
Some treatments need a consultation or a skin check first. The site explains when you require one, what clients should tell you before booking, and links to your aftercare notes, all taken from the instructions you already give. We do not write medical advice.
Gift vouchers and packages
Vouchers and treatment packages matter to many salons. The site can show the packages you offer and link to where vouchers are sold, if your booking system sells them. Seasonal offers can sit on the home page while they run and come down when they end, with a quick polish request through your portal. The website itself does not take payment.
Before you start: what to have ready
- Your treatment menu. Every treatment with its price and appointment length.
- Photos of your salon. Treatment rooms, reception and the details that make your space feel calm.
- Your booking link. From the booking system you already use, if you have one.
- Your consultation and aftercare notes. The instructions you already give clients, ready to lay out clearly.
Getting found by local clients
People search “facials near me” or “day spa” with their suburb, and Google Maps answers first. Your website backs up your Google Business Profile with your treatments, suburb and hours as text that search engines can read. We set up the on-page structure; we never promise a ranking.
Everything included
$599 to go live, then $99/month
All prices include GST. Cancel anytime.
Generate my free preview- Custom animated website, written for your business
- .com.au domain registered in your business’s name
- Fast, secure hosting, monitored around the clock
- Professional email on your domain
- Google Business Profile setup checklist
- Six months of polishes: new photos and copy
- On-page SEO structure
- Free changes in plain English before launch
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Questions
Straight answers.
How much does a website for beauty salons cost?
$599 to go live, which includes your first month, then $99 a month. That covers the design, the copywriting, a .com.au domain, hosting, professional email and six months of polishes. Growth + Local SEO Pro, with three local suburb pages, is $999 to go live, then $149 a month. All prices include GST.
How long does it take?
Your preview is ready in about 10 seconds. Once you approve it and pay, here is what to expect. New address: Live within minutes of payment. A brand-new address can take a few hours to show everywhere. Existing domain: Live as soon as your domain is connected. We'll do it for you or guide you step by step.
Can I link my existing booking app?
Yes. We add a link to the booking system you already use, or the website can take booking requests for you.
Can I change photos myself?
Send new photos from your phone through your polish portal and we refresh the site with them. Six months of polishes are included.
Do you have a page for hairdressers or nail techs?
Yes. Hairdressers, barbers, nail technicians and lash and brow studios each have their own page, because their clients check different things. This page suits skin, beauty and spa treatments.
Can the site sell gift vouchers?
The website does not take payment. If your booking system sells vouchers, we link to it from the site.
Can you describe what each treatment does for the skin?
We describe what happens in each treatment and how long it takes. We never write results claims, such as removing wrinkles or curing acne, and you approve every description.
Do you guarantee I will rank on Google?
No. We build the site with proper on-page SEO structure and help with your Google Business Profile, but nobody can honestly promise a ranking.
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