A full book of appointments and a feed people want to follow.
A salon website with treatments, stylists and prices and a Book button that puts the request straight on your calendar, plus the Instagram presence your business lives on, produced every month for your approval, with local search handled and every client kept in Clients for the next visit you choose to offer.
Instagram and reels every week, drafted for approval
Every client in Clients for the next offer you approve
SarahSalon dashboardExample
Booking requests198
Treatments listed42
Posts approved28
New followers+340
This week's work
Balayage carouselZara · Instagram Growth SpecialistWaiting for you
Reply to a bridal trial requestElena · Lead & CRM ManagerWaiting for you
Weekend offer storiesMaya · Social Content WriterApproved
Your website
Websites built for beauty salons
Arthur builds your site around your business: your name, your colours, your photos and the pages a salon needs. These are 7 he has built for beauty salons, shown as a visitor sees them. Yours is next.
ateliersoire.com
Atelier SoiréeSalon · example website
atelier.com
AtelierSalon · example website
gilthall.com
Gilt HallSalon · example website
lacquerleaf.com
Lacquer & LeafSalon · example website
quiethour.com
Quiet HourSalon · example website
rosefinchbeauty.com
Rosefinch BeautySalon · example website
treatmentrooms.com
Treatment RoomsSalon · example website
Built in
Treatments, bookings and every enquiry, in one place
Every salon website comes with its own treatments section you keep up to date in plain words, and every way a customer can reach you lands in Clients with Sarah's reply already drafted.
TreatmentsOn your website · AvailableExample
Cut and finish60 minFrom £48AvailableEnquire
Full balayage180 minFrom £140AvailableEnquire
Gel manicure45 min£32AvailableEnquire
Add, change or hide a treatment by telling Sarah, or edit it yourself; the website updates at once.
Book an appointmentSent from the website, it lands on your calendar and in Clients with the person's details, ready for you to confirm.
Enquiry formsContact and enquiry forms create the lead in Clients the moment they are sent, with their source and what was asked.
Enquire on every treatmentA button on each treatment turns interest into an enquiry, tied to the treatment it came from.
The website chatbotAnswers from your own treatments, hours and policies, and takes the visitor's details in conversation when they want to hear from you.
Comments on socialA comment that asks about price, dates or availability becomes a lead, and Sarah drafts the reply.
Then Sarah takes overA reply drafted within about a minute, sent when you approve it, and every morning a list of who to contact.
The challenge
What holds a salon back, and how we answer it
01
The feed goes quiet
You are behind the chair all day, so the balayage that took three hours never gets posted and the account stalls.
Zara grows your Instagram around the work you do and Maya drafts every caption; you approve the month in one sitting from your phone.
02
Gaps in the book
Clients mean to rebook and forget, and the Tuesday afternoon that could have been a colour sits empty.
Every client is in Clients with their last visit, and when you ask, Sarah drafts the message that invites them back for your approval before it goes.
03
Walk-ins go next door
People nearby search "hair salon near me" or "nails open Sunday" and pick the one with the better profile and prices showing.
Diana keeps your listings, hours and local signals strong, and your treatments show prices and durations before anyone has to ask.
The system
One platform, built around how a salon grows
Look the part
A site and a feed that show your work at its best, in your brand.
Something specific to your business? Write to us and a person answers.
Can clients pick a stylist?
Yes. The booking request carries the treatment, the stylist and the preferred time, and lands on your calendar for you to confirm.
Do you post for me?
Everything is drafted for your approval and publishes through the accounts you connect. Nothing goes out on its own.
Will it remind clients to rebook?
No message goes to a client on its own. Clients shows who has not been in for a while, and Sarah drafts the invitation when you ask, for your approval.
Can I show prices?
Yes. Treatments carry prices and durations, and the research is clear that salons showing both get more bookings.
Several salons?
Growth runs three websites and businesses and Pro runs ten, each with its own treatments and feed.
See it working for your salon, free for three days
Arthur builds your site, Sarah and her team start on the first month, and you approve every step. No card.