Can you set up online booking on my new salon website?

Yes. We can integrate with whatever booking system you're already using, or help you pick one that fits. The goal is making it as few taps as possible for someone on their phone to grab an open slot.

I want to show off my stylists' work — how does the gallery work?

We build a gallery that's easy for you to update yourself. New color job you're proud of? You can add it without calling anyone or logging into some confusing backend. The gallery loads fast and looks sharp on mobile, which is where most people will see it.

What happens to my current website when you redesign it?

We build the new site separately, and when it's ready, we swap it in. There's no downtime where your site just disappears. Your old site stays live until the new one is good to go.

Do I need to write all the text for my new site?

No. If you can tell us about your services, your staff, and your prices, we can handle the rest. Most salon owners know exactly what they want to say — they just don't want to sit down and type it all out. That's fine.

Will my website show up when people search for salons near Seven Points?

The redesign includes proper SEO structure — page titles, headings, local info, fast load times. That gives you a real foundation. If you want ongoing SEO and advertising work, that's a separate service starting at $750 a month, but the site itself will be built right from the start.

Website Redesign · Seven Points, TX

Website Redesign for Salons and Barbers in Seven Points

When's the last time you actually looked at your own website? Not a glance from your desk — pulled it up on your phone, tapped around, tried to book an appointment like a new customer would. If you haven't done that lately, there's a reason you've been avoiding it.

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Your Website Shouldn't Make People Work This Hard

A salon lives and dies on how easy it is to get in the chair. That's true whether someone's driving past on 334 or searching from their dock on Lake Palestine. And right now, if your site doesn't let people book online in about two taps, a good chunk of them just won't bother. They'll find someone who makes it easier.

The thing about salon and barber websites is they need to do a few very specific jobs. Show your work — actual photos of cuts, color, styles you've done. Let people see who works there and what each stylist is good at. List real prices so nobody has to call and ask. And make booking dead-simple on a phone screen. That's not a long list, but most template platforms make it surprisingly hard to get right. You end up with a homepage that sort of works, a gallery that loads slow, and a booking button that sends people to some third-party page that looks nothing like your site.

We rebuild salon sites from scratch. No templates, no website builders, no drag-and-drop limitations. You get a site that's fast, looks good on every screen size, and puts booking front and center — because that's the whole point. You also own the code when we're done, which means you're not paying a monthly platform fee just to keep the lights on.

What a Redesign Actually Looks Like for a Salon

So — you've got a website. It technically exists. Maybe it's on Wix, maybe Squarespace, maybe something a friend set up a few years back. It loads. There are photos. There's a phone number somewhere.

But can people book from it? Or do they have to call? Can they see your prices without downloading a PDF or squinting at a photo of a printed menu? Does your gallery show work from this year, or is it the same six pictures from when you opened? Does it even come up when someone in Seven Points or around Henderson County searches for a haircut?

These aren't trick questions. They're just the gap between a website that exists and a website that brings people through the door.

A full redesign means we start fresh. Mobile-first layout, because most people finding you are on their phone. A photo gallery that's easy for you to update — no calling a web person every time you want to add a new balayage shot. Staff pages with real bios, not just names. A pricing section that's clear and current. And SEO structure that actually gives you a chance of showing up in local search results, which matters when you're in a smaller town competing with shops in Athens or Canton.

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How much does this cost? A full salon website redesign starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want search engine work baked in from day one — and for a shop in Seven Points, that's worth thinking about seriously — that's starting at $3,500 and runs one to two weeks. Hosting is $50 a month after that.

What do you get? A website you own. Code that belongs to you, not locked inside some platform. A site that loads fast, works on phones, has real booking integration, and doesn't look like every other salon template on the internet. We're a web design shop in Tyler, so we're close enough to meet if you want, or we can handle everything remotely.

And no — you don't need to have your content perfectly organized before we start. You know your business. We know how to put a website together. Between the two of us, we'll figure it out.