JIGL · Salons & Barbers Web Design

Salons & Barbers websites that actually fill the chair

Online booking doesn't exist on the site. 'call to schedule' sends every prospect to a voicemail you check twice a week, and they book the salon with the Fresha link instead.

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The usual problems

Why salons & barbers sites usually fail

  1. Online booking doesn't exist on the site. 'call to schedule' sends every prospect to a voicemail you check twice a week, and they book the salon with the Fresha link instead.
  2. Your stylists don't have bio pages, so returning clients can't find out that Jess moved to Tuesdays or that the new colorist specializes in balayage.
  3. Prices are 'upon consultation.' Half your inbound DMs are 'how much for a root touch-up' and your front desk spends an hour a day hand-quoting the same number.
What's included

What a JIGL salons & barbers site includes

Live booking via Square/Fresha

Square Appointments, Fresha, Vagaro, or Boulevard embedded live, client picks stylist, service, and slot without ever calling. The walk-in crowd becomes the booked crowd.

Stylist pages

Individual bio pages per stylist with specialties, portfolio, and a direct-to-booking CTA. Returning clients find 'Jess' by name in the search bar, not by sifting through a grid.

Transparent service menu

Every service with a price range and typical duration. Ends the DM-based price quote cycle and pre-qualifies the cheap-seat shoppers before they book.

Loyalty program CTA

A dedicated loyalty signup and referral-bonus flow baked into the thank-you page after booking. Converts the one-time client into the monthly regular without email-marketing babysitting.

Review wall

Google, Yelp, and Booksy reviews pulled fresh and filtered to 4+ stars, grouped by stylist so Jess's reviews sit on Jess's bio page. Real social proof, not a 2022 screenshot.

Tap-to-book mobile

Sticky 'Book Now' on mobile takes clients straight to the booking widget in one tap. The fall-off between 'I should get a cut' and a confirmed slot collapses.

Target

Designed for salons & barbers outcomes like:

Design goal
93%
online bookings / 60d

Built to roughly double online bookings in the first two months when the site leads with a live booking widget instead of a phone number.

FAQ

Salons & Barbers website questions

Can I keep my existing booking platform?
Yes. JIGL embeds Square Appointments, Fresha, Vagaro, Boulevard, Booksy, or GlossGenius, whichever you're already on. No migration, no lost client history.
My stylists are booth renters, can they have their own pages?
Yes, and it's a strong pattern. Each stylist gets a bio page with their own booking widget, Instagram embed, and service menu. They feel ownership; you keep the brand.
What about the walk-in crowd that doesn't want to book online?
Tap-to-call stays prominent in the header. The point isn't to kill the phone, it's to stop losing the 60% of prospects who'd rather self-book than talk to a stranger.
Can the site pull my Instagram for the portfolio?
Yes. Recent IG posts pull live into the homepage and stylist bios. You keep posting the way you already do; the site stays fresh automatically.
What does a salon/barber website cost?
Starter tier ($599) for single-chair barbers and small studios. Pro tier ($999) for multi-stylist salons with full service menus. Elite ($1,299) for multi-location chains.
Do you handle loyalty and referral tracking?
Referral codes and loyalty-signup forms yes. Actual point accrual typically lives in Square Loyalty, Fivestars, or similar. JIGL wires the signup and the thank-you, they handle the points.

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