A menu that explains colour pricing
Cuts, blow-dries, foils, balayage, toners and treatments, with “from” prices and a line on what moves the price, such as hair length or the time needed.
Websites for hairdressers and hair salons
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Short answer: Conexity builds a custom animated website for hairdressers and hair 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.
Hair clients book on trust. Before they hand over their hair, they look at your colour work, check who in the salon does what, and try to work out what their appointment will actually cost. For hairdressers, colourists, hair salons and independent stylists. Skin, beauty and spa treatments have their own page: beauty salons.
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Made for hairdressers and hair salons
Cuts, blow-dries, foils, balayage, toners and treatments, with “from” prices and a line on what moves the price, such as hair length or the time needed.
A short profile for each stylist or colourist, so a client who wants a lived-in blonde books the person who does them every day.
If you ask for a consultation before big colour changes, or a skin test before colour, the site explains how to book one.
A gallery of your own photos, refreshed through the polish portal when you have new work to show.
A full head of foils on short hair and on long, thick hair are different jobs, and clients know it. They just want to see a starting price and understand what changes it. Your site lists “from” prices with a plain note about length, density and colour history, so the quote at the basin is never a shock and the first-time client still books.
For work that cannot be priced without seeing the hair, the site invites a consultation instead of a booking. The form asks for a current photo, the look they want and their recent colour history, so you can plan the appointment and the time it needs before they sit down.
A beauty salon site leads with treatments such as facials, waxing and tanning. A hair salon site leads with stylists, colour work and consultations, because that is how hair clients choose. If your salon does both, we can build the site around hair and add the beauty menu as its own section.
Local hair searches are usually answered by Google Maps, led by salons with complete Google Business Profiles. Your site supports that listing with your suburb, the services you offer and your opening hours written as text. Growth + Local SEO Pro adds three local suburb pages for the nearby areas your clients come from. No one can honestly guarantee a ranking.
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$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.
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Yes. Most salons show a starting price with a note about what changes it, such as length or the time needed. You choose what to show; we never guess your prices.
Yes. Each stylist can have a short profile and a button that goes to their column in the booking app you use, or a booking request that names them.
Yes. If your salon asks for a skin test before colour, the colour menu says so and explains how to book one. You set the rule; we write it as you give it.
Use whichever leads your business. Hair-led salons usually start here, with beauty treatments added as their own section. Beauty-led salons and day spas suit the beauty salon template.
Yes, if they are your own work and the client has agreed to you sharing them. We never present stock photos as your work.
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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