Bookings arrive as messages at eleven at night, get read in the morning, and half of them are gone by then. A booking page does not sleep, does not forget, and does not need you to answer it.
Every screen books. Your calendar, whether that is Fresha, Calendly or something else, is wired in so a client picks a time and it lands in the book without a message being sent. Your services and your prices are listed the way you would say them out loud, so nobody has to ask what a cut costs before they can commit to one.
Most of your business is people within a few streets who searched instead of asking a friend. The site is written for those searches, and your Google Business profile is fixed in the first week so the map listing, the hours and the photographs are right before the site is even finished. That listing is often what actually gets the walk-in.
Salon Nizar is a men's barbershop in Abadiyeh. The $10 haircut leads, the hot towel and the face massage are stated as free with it rather than buried, and every screen books straight through to their Fresha calendar. That is the same build, and it is running now.
A full site, up to six pages, designed, launched and set up to be found, is $850 one off and takes about three weeks. Keeping it alive afterwards is $30 a month for hosting and monitoring, $100 with five content edits a month, or $190 for unlimited edits and a quarterly SEO refresh. If a single page is all you need, one set up from the free gallery is $350 with no monthly at all.
See the work: client sites + branding & design +
$850 one off for a full six page site, launched and set up to be found on Google, then $30, $100 or $190 a month depending on how often you want changes made. A single page from the free gallery is $350 one off with no monthly.
Yes, and they should. Salon Nizar books straight into Fresha from every screen. If you already run a calendar I wire that one in rather than moving you onto something new.
Because Instagram only reaches people who already follow you, and a DM only becomes a booking if somebody answers it. A site is found by the person who searched for a barber near them ten minutes ago and has never heard of you.
Yes, in the first week, before the site is finished. Hours, address, photographs and services. For a local shop that listing is often worth more than the site on its own.
About three weeks for a full build: your edits and revisions in week one, launch on your own domain in week two, the SEO setup and handover in week three. A single page from the gallery is live within 7 days of your content arriving, or you do not pay.