Can you set up online booking that syncs with my salon's schedule?

Yes. We integrate with the booking tools that salons actually use — Square Appointments, Vagaro, Acuity, and others. Clients book on your site, it shows up on your calendar. No double-bookings, no phone tag.

I update my styles and pricing pretty often — will I be able to make changes myself?

That's the whole point. We build sites where updating a price or swapping a gallery photo doesn't require calling a developer. If you can post to Instagram, you can update your website.

Do people in Edgewood even search for salons online?

They do. And more importantly, people in nearby towns do too. Someone in Fruitvale or Ben Wheeler searching for a stylist is going to find whoever has a website that shows up. If your site is outdated or invisible to Google, that person never knows you exist.

What happens to my old website when you build the new one?

We move everything worth keeping — photos, service descriptions, contact info — into the new build. Once the new site is live and you're happy with it, you cancel whatever platform you were paying for. Clean break.

How do you handle the gallery and staff bio sections?

We design a gallery layout that loads fast and looks sharp on phones. For staff bios, each stylist gets their own section with a photo, their specialties, and a direct link to book with them. It's straightforward but it makes a real difference when someone is deciding who to trust with their hair.

Website Redesign · Edgewood, TX

Salon & Barbershop Website Redesign for Edgewood

That $30 or $40 a month you're paying for your website platform? It's buying you a site that half your potential clients tap away from before they ever see your hours. A salon in a town like Edgewood doesn't need a bigger marketing budget — it needs a website that actually does its one job.

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Your Booking Page Shouldn't Require a Tutorial

Salon websites have one function that matters more than everything else combined: getting someone to book an appointment. Color, cut, nails, whatever — if a person can't figure out how to schedule in about ten seconds on their phone, they'll just call the next place. Or worse, they won't call anyone and they'll keep going wherever they already go.

Most template platforms bury the booking button under a homepage slideshow, three paragraphs about your "philosophy," and a stock banner that takes forever to load. Nobody reads the philosophy paragraph. They came to book a haircut.

We build salon sites where the booking option is obvious and immediate. Big button, top of every page, works on any phone. That's the part that actually matters for a business in Edgewood where folks already know they want to come see you — they just need the website to get out of the way.

Show the Work, Skip the Fluff

A photo gallery of your actual cuts, colors, and styles does more selling than any amount of written copy ever will. People want to see what a balayage looks like when you do it, not when some model in LA does it. They want to see your space, your chairs, your vibe.

We set up galleries that are dead simple to update — you take a photo on your phone, and it goes on the site. No logging into a confusing dashboard. No dragging things into template blocks. Staff bios with each stylist's specialties, pricing that's easy to find and easy to read. The kind of site that makes someone in Van Zandt County think "oh good, I don't have to drive to Tyler for this."

Why Your Current Site Feels Like It's Fighting You

Template website builders are designed to be easy to set up. They are not designed to be easy to change three years later when your menu has expanded, you've added two stylists, and you need online booking that actually syncs with your calendar. So you end up with a site that's technically "live" but practically abandoned — wrong hours, old pricing, a gallery from 2022.

And the kicker: you don't own any of it. Stop paying that monthly fee and everything disappears. Every photo, every page, every review you embedded. Gone.

We hand you a site built on code you own. You keep it. Forever. It's yours whether you host with us or move it somewhere else in five years.

What This Costs (Real Numbers)

A full salon website with booking integration, style gallery, staff pages, and service pricing starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want search visibility so people outside Edgewood — maybe over in Wills Point or Canton — can actually find you on Google, a website with SEO structure starts at $3,500.

Hosting runs $50 a month. That covers upkeep, security, and keeping everything fast. No annual contracts where you're locked in and forgotten about.

Small town doesn't mean small standards. Folks driving past the Edgewood Community Center on their way home are searching for a stylist on their phone right now. The question is whether your website helps them pick you — or helps them pick someone else.