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Salon websites as stylish as your chairs.

Clients choose a salon on feel: the photos, the vibe, the price list, the reviews. We design booking-first sites that capture your salon's personality and make it easy to book a slot at 11 p.m.
Minimal hair salon with round mirrors and black chairs

01The problem

Why good businesses lose customers online.

01

Booking only by phone or DM

Clients who can't book instantly often book somewhere else.

02

Price lists in a PDF

Services hidden in images and PDFs can't be read by Google or on a phone.

03

Instagram isn't enough

Social feeds don't rank on Google for “hair salon near me”.

See it live

A site we built for this industry.

Ondine — Hair & beauty salon
Concept

Hair & beauty salon · Belgrade, Serbia

Ondine

An editorial salon site: a video-in-the-letters hero, a scroll-driven lookbook and a price list Google can read.

Concept site: a fictional business, built and running like a real one.

02What we build

Everything your site needs.

  • Full, searchable price list for every service
  • Online booking integration
  • Stylist and team profiles
  • Gallery of work and salon interior
  • Multiple locations with maps and hours
  • Gift cards and offers

Why it works

Book in two taps

Booking buttons on every page, connected to your system.

Every service indexed

Price lists in real HTML that Google can read and rank.

Your salon's personality

Design, typography and motion that feel like walking in.

Questions, answered

Hair & Beauty Salons

01Which booking systems do you support?

Fresha, Treatwell, Booksy, Vagaro, SimplyBook and local systems like sredime.rs — we embed or link whichever you use.

02We have two locations. Can each have its own price list?

Yes. We built exactly that for Sip & Style in Belgrade: two locations, each with its own full price list and booking.

Next step

Let's build the site your customers find first.

Tell us about your business. You'll get a clear plan, a fixed quote and a timeline within one business day — no pressure, no jargon.