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How Much Should a Salon Website Cost?

Salons have specific needs from a website: treatments, prices, a gallery of your work, and an easy way to book. Here is what that should reasonably cost, and where the money actually goes.

What a salon website typically costs

As with any small business site, prices vary widely and no one can promise an exact figure without knowing what you need, but broadly:

  • DIY builder: £0–£20/month, plus your own time writing treatment lists and sourcing photos.
  • Freelancer, one-off build: often £400–£1,500 for a salon site with a gallery and booking link, then hosting and updates are usually on you.
  • Managed plan: one monthly fee covering the build, hosting and ongoing updates together.

Use the website cost calculator for a rough range based on what your salon specifically needs.

What drives the price for a salon

A few things push a salon quote up or down: how many treatments and price bands you offer, whether you need a photo gallery, whether you want online booking built in versus linking out to a booking tool you already use, and how often your price list changes. A salon with a long, frequently changing menu of services costs more to keep updated than one with a simple, stable price list.

What a salon website should include

Whatever you spend, aim to cover the essentials: your treatments and prices, a small gallery of your work, genuine reviews, your address and opening hours, and a clear way to book. Our guide on what a salon website should include goes through this in more detail, and the price list maker is a quick way to get your treatments and prices into a clean, shareable format before you even build the site.

Where to save, and where not to

It is tempting to cut corners on photos, but for a salon they matter more than almost anything else on the page: they are the reason people book. Spend your budget there before anything else. Where you can reasonably save is on extras like a blog or a members' area, which most salons never actually need on day one.

A managed salon website

LaunchSite builds and manages one-page salon websites for £39.99/month on a 24-month plan, with no upfront build fee. That includes the build, hosting, SSL, a standard domain, email forwarding and monthly updates, so when your prices or treatments change, you send us the update rather than editing the site yourself. Your first draft arrives within 3 working days of completed onboarding. See our beauty demo for a sense of what a salon site can look like.

Want your salon prices done properly?

LaunchSite builds and manages your salon website from £39.99/month, no upfront fee. Book a free call, or see the beauty demo to get a feel for it.

  • Free website build
  • Hosting included
  • SSL included
  • Standard domain included
  • Monthly updates included
  • No tech setup for you

£39.99/month. First draft within 3 working days of completed onboarding. No upfront build fee.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need online booking built into my website?

Not necessarily. Many salons link out to a booking system they already use rather than rebuilding it from scratch, which usually keeps the website cost down. A clear, working booking link is what matters most.

How much does it cost to keep a salon website updated?

On a DIY builder, updates cost your own time. With a freelancer, small changes are often billed individually. A managed plan usually includes monthly updates as standard, so price and treatment changes do not cost extra.

What is a reasonable price for a simple salon website?

Prices vary, but a simple one-page salon site with a gallery, prices and a booking link commonly falls in the low hundreds to low thousands for a one-off build, or a fixed monthly fee for a managed plan that includes hosting and updates.