Ten perms a month · Starter, £395
£1,000a month from the site. What HairBiba took through the site in one month.
2 weeksand the site has paid for itself. Everything after is profit, and the same clients keep coming back.
Websites and SEO for hair salons
Every service with its price, real photos of your work, and the booking taken online instead of by text at ten at night. Then monthly search work, so new clients find you for the services you want more of.
The problem
People new to an area, or fed up with their current hairdresser, search for the service: "balayage near me", "men's perm", "mobile hairdresser" plus the town. If your only presence is a booking app profile and a Facebook page, you are competing with every other salon on the same app, sorted by distance and price.
A proper site changes that. Each service you want more of gets its own page, written for the way people search for it, with your prices and your photos. Google can rank that page. A booking app profile it mostly cannot.
What we build
Google ranks pages, not businesses. So every service you want more of gets its own page, written for the words your customers actually type.
Searches the site is written for
[town] is wherever you work. Business and Full Launch add a page for each nearby town.
Colour, balayage, perms, cuts, bridal. Each with what it involves, how long it takes, the price and a booking button. One page per search people make.
A gallery of your real clients, with permission, so a new client can see your style before they sit down.
Clients want the number before they book. Prices that are easy to find cut the time-wasting messages and the no-shows.
Fresha or Wix Bookings set up and linked to your calendar, deposits and patch test reminders included, so the diary fills while you work.
For mobile hairdressers and salons drawing from several villages, a page for each area you cover.
Why SEO first
A template site looks the same on day three hundred as on launch day. A site built around what hair salons are searched for gets found a little more every month, and the monthly SEO keeps adding to it.
Customers finding you on Google, each month
The shape, not a forecast. What it has looked like for a real salon: HairBiba took ten perm bookings through the site in a single month, over £1,000.
A graph comparing two websites over their first year. The line for a site built for search starts flat and curves upward more steeply each month. The line for a template site rises a little at launch and then stays flat. The gap between them is the customers the first site finds on Google that the second one never sees.
A month of work for a salon owner, taken by the site while they were busy working.
This monthBooked from the site while you were cutting
Booked so far£00 bookings
The package price against what the site brings in. After that, every booking is money the site made on its own.
Ten perms a month · Starter, £395
£1,000a month from the site. What HairBiba took through the site in one month.
2 weeksand the site has paid for itself. Everything after is profit, and the same clients keep coming back.
One new colour client a week · Starter, £395
£280a month from the site. Four colour appointments a month at £65.
7 weeksand the site has paid for itself. Everything after is profit, and the same clients keep coming back.
A busier salon · Business, £995
£1,500a month from the site. Fifteen new-client appointments a month at £100.
3 weeksand the site has paid for itself. Everything after is profit, and the same clients keep coming back.
Measured on a real business
Mobile hairdresser, Cambridgeshire
A five-page brochure nobody read, rebuilt as fifteen pages, each written for a search people make, with the booking taken through Fresha.
HairBiba is run by Curtis's mother. We built and measured it exactly as we would for any client.
Read the HairBiba case studyGrowth goals
These are the targets we set with hair salons on a monthly SEO plan. Nobody can promise a ranking, and we do not. What we promise is the work, and a plain-English report every month showing where you are against them.
First 90 days
By month 6
By month 12
Know-how
Colour bookings need a patch test at least 48 hours before. The booking flow asks for it, so you are not turning people away on the day.
A small deposit on longer services, taken at booking, cuts no-shows sharply. Fresha and Wix Bookings both do it; we set it up.
Real clients, real results, with their consent. A new client is booking your hands and your eye, so show them.
Nearly everyone books a hairdresser on their phone. The site is built for a thumb first and a desktop second.
Prices
Step one is the site, one-off, with the booking or quote system set up. Step two is optional: we keep it climbing every month. Most hair salons start with Starter.
£395One-off
For a sole trader who needs to be found and booked without the faff.
Live in a week
Start with Starter£995One-off
For a business that wants to rank in the towns around it, not just its own.
Live in ten days
Start with Business£2,089Brand kit and a month of SEO included
£1,495One-off
For a new business, or a rebrand, that wants the whole thing done properly once.
Live in two weeks
Start with Full LaunchAfter launch
No contract, cancel any time, starting the month after launch. Every month we:
Prefer to run it yourself? Every site is built on your own account, in your name. Ads and SEO together is £495 a month; see all plans.
Next step
Tell us what you need and where you work. Curtis rings or WhatsApps back, usually within fifteen minutes in working hours, with a fixed plan, a price from this page, and the goals we would set for your first year.
Questions
Fresha is good at taking the booking. It is not good at being found by someone who does not know your salon exists, because your profile sits alongside every competitor's. The website ranks for the services you want more of and sends people to your Fresha booking page.
Yes, that is exactly what HairBiba is. The site shows the villages and towns you cover, and Google lists you as a service-area business without showing your home address.
Starter is £395 and suits most single-chair salons and mobile hairdressers. Business is £995 with area pages and a blog. Full Launch is £1,495 with branding and a month of search work. All one-off.
Yes, every service with its price. Clients want the number before they book, and price pages are some of the most searched pages on a salon site.
Grow is £199 a month: new posts, Google profile updates, review requests and a monthly report. Run at £299 does twice the search work. No contract.