Website builder for hair and beauty salons
People choose a salon on three things: what you do, what it costs and whether they can get in this week. Your website has to answer all three on a phone in a few seconds, and show the people who will do the work. Describe your salon in plain words and Briks plans the pages, writes them from your brief, builds the site and publishes it with hosting included.
Below are templates you can start from, the pages a salon site usually needs, and a brief you can use as your own starting point.
Start from a template
Sites built with Briks. Pick one, tell us about your business, and every page is rewritten for it before it is published.
The pages a salon website needs
Most people arrive on a phone, ready to book or to check a price. Tick the pages that fit your salon and the sitemap redraws. Briks asks the same question before it builds.
An example brief for a salon website
Change the details to your own and use it as your starting point. The pages line follows what you ticked above.
Kinsella Hair and Beauty is a salon on Gandy Street in Exeter, opened by Niamh Kinsella in 2017. Five of us work here: three stylists, a colour specialist and a beauty therapist. We do cuts, colour, balayage, blow-dries, brows, lashes and gel nails.
We are open Tuesday to Saturday, 9am to 6pm, and until 8pm on Thursdays. A cut and finish starts at £48 and a full head of colour at £95; prices depend on the stylist's level.
People should be able to book a time online with the stylist they want and pay a £20 deposit, which comes off the bill. New colour clients need a patch test 48 hours before, and we ask for 24 hours' notice to cancel.
The site should feel bright, calm and a little luxurious, with real photographs of our work and short, friendly words. Most clients find us on Instagram and book on their phones.
Pages: Home, Services and prices, Book, Our team, Our work.
Use this brief opens sign-up, then a new project with these words filled in. Change anything before you build.
Why it is written this way
- Give prices, even as 'from' prices. People compare salons on price before they look at anything else.
- Say how booking works: online with a deposit, or a request you confirm. It decides what Briks builds on the booking page.
- Put your rules in numbers: patch tests, deposits and notice to cancel. Clear rules on the site mean fewer awkward conversations.
- Say where clients find you. If it is Instagram, the site should feel like the same salon.
How Briks builds a salon website
Each step is something Briks does today. Follow a link for the details of each feature, including whether it needs a plan or a switch.
Describe your salon
Write what you offer, your prices, your team, your hours and how people book. Before it builds, Briks asks which pages you want and anything your brief left open, such as whether visitors book a time online or send a request.
Questions before buildingOn every planShow it a salon you like
Paste a site whose feel you like, a salon you admire or a brand you love. Briks reads its layout, spacing, type and motion and builds yours in that spirit, with your services and your words.
Build from a site you likeOn every planIt builds and checks
Briks builds every page you chose, puts each one in the menu, and checks that words are readable against their backgrounds before publishing, then on the live page at desktop and phone.
Checks before publishingOn every planBooking and deposits, when you ask
Ask for online booking and Briks builds it into your site. Connect your own payment processor in Project settings and clients can pay a deposit when they book, with no fee from Briks.
Sign-in and paymentsOn every planConfirmations from your site
Switch on site email and your site can send each booking a confirmation under its own name, within your plan's monthly allowance.
Email from your siteSwitch it onPictures for Instagram
Make posts and stories at Instagram's own sizes, in your site's colours and typefaces, from the project's Media tab.
Image editorOn every planChange prices in a sentence
A new treatment or a price rise? Type it in the studio chat the way you would tell a colleague. Briks makes the change and publishes it, and every change is a version you can undo.
Changes in plain wordsOn every plan
What Briks covers for a salon, and what it does not
An honest list, checked against what Briks does on 22 October 2026. Where Briks does not cover something, the usual way around it is in the same row.
| What you need | With Briks today | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Services, prices, team and opening hours | Written from your brief and changed in plain words whenever they change. | Included |
| Online booking with the stylist people choose | Ask for it and Briks builds it into your site, with the times you offer kept as records you can edit, each one taken only once so two clients never book the same slot. | On request |
| Deposits and payment when people book | Through your own Stripe, PayPal, Mollie or Razorpay account, with no fee from Briks. | Switch it on |
| Booking confirmations by email | Switch on site email and they go out under your site's name from a briks address, within your plan's monthly allowance. | Switch it on |
| Gift vouchers sold online | Ask for them and Briks builds them into your site, paid for through your own payment account. | On request |
| Answering 'do you do balayage?' | A chat that answers from your published pages and emails you what it cannot answer. | Switch it on |
| Posts and stories for Instagram | Made at Instagram's own sizes in your site's colours with the image editor, on every plan. | Included |
| Your own domain | On paid plans from Starter. The certificate is issued and renewed automatically. | Paid plans |
| Posting to Instagram from the studio | Not today. The Social agent works with X and LinkedIn; save your Instagram pictures and post them from the app. | Not today |
Advice for a salon website that fills the book
Put prices where people look
Most people decide on price before anything else, and a salon with no prices online loses them to one that has them. Show a 'from' price for every service, and say what changes it, such as hair length or the stylist's level.
Make booking one tap from every page
People book on a phone, often late in the evening. A booking button in the same place on every page, and a booking page that works with one thumb, matter more than any photograph.
Show your own work
Clients want to see what you did for someone like them. Real photographs of your cuts, colour and nails, taken in good light, do more than stock pictures of models. Upload them to your media library and pick them from the prompt box when you ask for a change.
Write your policies kindly
Deposits, cancellations and patch tests protect your time, but a stern policy page puts people off. Say what you ask and why, in one short paragraph each.
Questions from salons and beauty
Can clients book and pay a deposit on the site?
Yes, when you ask. Briks builds online booking into your site, with the times you offer kept as records you can edit in the Database tab. Connect your own Stripe, PayPal, Mollie or Razorpay account in Project settings and clients can pay a deposit when they book, with no fee from Briks. Or keep a request form and confirm each booking yourself.
Can I change prices and services myself?
Yes. Type the change in the studio chat, such as 'A full head of colour is now £100', and Briks builds and publishes it. Every change is a version you can undo.
Can I sell gift vouchers?
Yes. Ask for gift vouchers and Briks builds them into your site, paid for through your own payment account. Say in your brief which amounts you sell and how a voucher reaches the person it is for.
Can the site look like my Instagram?
Add a site whose feel you like when you start, or switch on Pick a look and choose between three looks. Upload your own photographs to the media library and pick them from the prompt box when you ask for a change. The image editor makes posts and stories at Instagram's sizes in your site's colours.
Describe yours and Briks builds it
A sentence is enough to start. You get 50 free credits when you sign up, no card needed.