What a barbershop or salon website has to do
- A service menu with prices. Cuts, fades, beard work, colour: named plainly, with a price or a starting price. People decide before they call.
- Booking that works at midnight. Most people think about a haircut when you are closed. Online booking catches them then.
- Reminders that cut no-shows. An automatic text before the appointment is the cheapest way to protect your day.
- Walk-ins, said up front. If you take walk-ins, say so on the first screen, with your hours.
- Your work and your people. Photos of real cuts and the barbers or stylists who did them. Link your Instagram, but do not rely on it as your website.
A concept site we built for a barbershop
This is a concept, not a real business: a full site we designed to show what a shop site can be.
Which plan fits
Most shops fit the Base website ($799) plus online booking and reminders ($249): customers book from your site, you get a text for every booking, and clients get reminders. A shop with several barbers and services that wants a page for each fits the Premium website ($1,499).
Questions
Can clients book online from the website?
Yes. The online booking and reminders add-on ($249 one time) lets customers book from your site, sends you a text for every booking and sends clients reminders before the appointment.
Can the site be in English and Spanish?
Yes. We work in English and Spanish (se habla español). Tell us if you want both languages on the site.
How long does it take?
Most Valdra Co. websites are built in 5 to 14 business days. The clock starts once the agreement is signed, the deposit is paid and we have your materials (logo, photos, text), so the more you have ready, the sooner it launches.