Booked out by
the right clients.
A new client should be able to go from scrolling your colour work to holding a Thursday appointment without ever ringing the salon. That is most of what a Brisbane hairdresser's website is for.
Online booking by stylist, with the work and the reviews where people look first. Every build and care price is published, GST included. Full pricing.
Who gets booked, and for what.
The aim isn't more enquiries. It's the right client on the right service with the stylist who does that work, booked without anyone putting down a colour bowl to answer the phone.
The phone goes while you're mid-colour
Nobody can pick up, and the client books at the salon whose site let them do it themselves.
New clients don't know who to book
Six stylists on the wall and nothing to choose between them, so they guess or they leave.
No pricing until they're in the chair
Which puts off the client who would have been perfectly happy paying for the balayage.
Every path ends in a booking.
Online booking on every page
Fresha, Square, Timely or whatever you run, wired into every button, so no page turns into a dead end.
Your team, properly introduced
A profile for each stylist with their specialties and their work, so a new client picks the right person the first time.
Clear service menu and pricing
Cut, colour, balayage, treatments and extensions, priced on the page so nobody gets a surprise at the counter.
A gallery that shows the work
Before and afters that load fast and look right on a phone, which is where the decision gets made anyway.
No-shows and the gaps they leave.
Reminders and follow-ups are the unglamorous half of running a diary. The three agents below are built to work by text message, so they start once our SMS service is live. Setup once, then a fixed monthly cost, quoted against your booking system, GST included. Once it launches, calls missed at the chair can go to the AI receptionist, which will answer your line, take the details and hand off to a person.
Booking reminders
We can scope a reminder around your calendar, with a clear way to move an appointment when needed.
Missed-call text-back
Missed-Call Text-Back can send a booking link when nobody can answer mid-colour. Our SMS service is not live yet, and text-back needs provider and consent setup before client use.
Reactivation
We can scope a reviewed message for clients who have not rebooked, with the gap and wording agreed first.
Salon website questions, answered.
More are on the FAQ page.
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How much does a hairdresser website cost in Brisbane?
A salon with a service menu, a profile for each stylist, a gallery and booking often needs the eight pages of Growth, at $1,799, GST included. A smaller salon can fit the five pages of Essentials at $1,399. A monthly care plan, from $69 on a 24-month term, keeps the site online and up to date. Every build and care price is published.
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Does it work with Fresha, Square or Timely?
Yes. The booking system you already run is wired into every button, so no page turns into a dead end. Bookings stay in that system; the site sends clients straight to it.
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Can each stylist have their own profile?
Yes. Each stylist gets a profile with their specialties and their work, so a new client can pick the right person before they book.
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Should the salon's prices be on the website?
We recommend it. Cut, colour, balayage, treatments and extensions priced on the page means nobody gets a surprise at the counter, and the client who is happy to pay for a balayage books instead of wondering.
Let's fill the diary.
Send us the salon name and we'll tell you whether a new client can book you without picking up the phone, plus a quote.
South of the city, the Logan page covers Springwood out to Jimboomba, and the AI agents that answer enquiries and missed calls while you work.