Can you set up online booking on my salon website?

Yes. We can integrate with booking platforms or build a booking setup that works right on your site. The goal is making it as easy as possible for clients to grab an appointment without calling or messaging you.

How do I show my stylists and their specialties on the site?

We build out individual staff profiles with photos, bios, and what each person specializes in—color, cuts, nails, whatever your team does. New clients like knowing who they're booking with before they show up.

What if I only need a basic site with my hours and contact info?

That's totally fine. A simple site starts at $300 and only takes a few days. You can always add more later if you want a gallery, booking, or pricing pages down the line.

Will the site look good on phones?

Every site we build works on phones, tablets, and desktops. Most of your clients are going to find you on their phone first, so that's actually where we start the design process.

Can I update my pricing and gallery myself after the site is built?

We can set things up so you're able to make updates on your own, or you can send changes our way and we'll handle it. Whatever works better for how you run your shop.

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Salon & Barber Web Design in Gun Barrel City

Too many salons treat their website like an afterthought—something they set up once and never touch again. Meanwhile, folks looking for a new stylist near Lake Palestine are judging your work before they ever sit in your chair. Your website is doing that job whether you want it to or not.

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Your Instagram Isn't a Website

This is the big one. A lot of salon owners and barbers think a solid Instagram page replaces a real website. It doesn't. Social media is great for showing off fresh cuts and color work, but it's terrible at telling someone your hours, your prices, or how to book an appointment without sending a DM and waiting.

A real website puts everything in one place. Online booking so people can grab a slot at 11pm on a Tuesday when they're thinking about it. A gallery of your actual work—organized, not buried in a feed. Your team's bios so new clients can pick a stylist they feel good about before walking in. Pricing that's clear and upfront so nobody feels awkward asking.

Gun Barrel City is a tight community. People around here talk, and they share links. When someone recommends your shop, the first thing their friend does is look you up. What they find matters.

What Actually Goes on a Salon Website

Booking. Gallery. Staff. Prices. That's the core of it. But how those pieces are built and laid out makes a huge difference.

Online booking should be dead-center obvious—not tucked away in a menu somewhere. Your photo gallery should load fast and look sharp on a phone, because that's where most people are browsing. Staff pages should show personality, not just a name and a headshot. And your pricing page should be easy to scan. Nobody wants to dig through paragraph after paragraph to find out what a balayage costs.

We build all of this to work on any screen size, load quickly even on spotty service out by the lake, and actually guide people toward booking. No clutter. No confusion. Just the stuff that gets someone from "maybe" to "booked."

It Doesn't Have to Be a Big Production

If you just need a clean site with your info, booking, and a gallery—a simple site starts at $300 and takes a few days. If you want something more built out with staff pages, a full pricing menu, and room to grow, a full website starts at $1,500 and takes about a week.

Either way, hosting runs $50 a month and that covers everything—keeping the site live, fast, and updated. No surprise bills down the road.

You're Competing Whether You Realize It or Not

There are other salons and barbershops around Henderson County. Some of them have solid websites already. Some don't. Right now, that gap is an opportunity.

When someone new moves out to Gun Barrel City—and people are moving out here—they're going to search for a stylist or barber online before they ask a neighbor. The shop with a professional site that's easy to use and shows off great work is going to win that appointment. That's not a guess. That's just how people make decisions now.

So if your current site is outdated, slow, or nonexistent, fixing it isn't some luxury investment. It's the basics.