Can clients book appointments directly through the website?

Yes. We set up online booking so your clients can pick a stylist, choose a service, and grab a time slot without calling. Works on phones, works late at night, works when you're elbow-deep in foils and can't answer the phone.

How do I add new photos to the gallery?

We'll set it up so you can upload photos yourself — no coding, no calling us every time. Snap a pic of a fresh balayage or a clean fade, upload it, done. Takes about a minute.

What if I already have a website but it looks bad?

We'll take a look at what you've got. Sometimes it makes sense to rebuild from scratch, sometimes we can rework what's there. Either way, we'll be straight with you about which option gets you a better result for less money.

Do you include pricing pages for different services?

Absolutely something we build in. Cuts, color, nails, packages, whatever you offer. Laid out clean so people know what to expect before they walk in. Helps filter out tire-kickers too.

Will my site show up when someone searches for salons near Hideaway Lake?

The base website is built with solid structure that search engines can read properly. If you want to actively rank for local searches — Hideaway, Tyler, the surrounding area — the website plus SEO package at $3,500 is where that work happens.

Web Design · Hideaway, TX

Web design for salons and barbers in Hideaway

You're good at what you do. Your website should make that obvious in about two seconds flat. We build websites for salons and barbers that handle bookings, show off your work, and get new people calling — without the headache.

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Someone drove past your shop three times this week

They moved to Hideaway last month. Came from Dallas, maybe Houston. They need a haircut, and they don't know anybody yet. So they did what everyone does — they looked you up. And what they found was either nothing, or something that made them keep scrolling.

That's the part that should make you mad.

Your work is better than your website

A salon lives and dies on how things look. You know that better than anyone — you wouldn't let a client walk out with a bad cut. But your website? That's walking around town representing you 24 hours a day, and right now it might be doing a terrible job of it.

What a salon or barbershop actually needs from a website isn't complicated. Online booking so people can grab a slot at midnight when they finally remember to schedule. A gallery that shows real photos of real work you've done — not some generic stock nonsense. Your stylists' names, what they're good at, maybe a sentence about each one. And your pricing, laid out plain, so nobody has to call just to find out what a men's cut costs.

That's it. But getting all of that to load fast, look sharp on a phone, and actually convince someone to book? That takes some know-how.

What this looks like and what it costs

We'll build you a site with online booking baked in, a photo gallery you can update yourself, staff bios, and clear service pricing. Everything loads quick. Everything works on phones. No filler pages, no junk you don't need.

For most salons and barbershops, a full website starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you're just getting started and need something simple — a single page with your hours, location, services, and a booking link — that starts at $300 and we can have it done in a few days. And if you want people in Hideaway and around the lake to actually find you when they search, a website plus SEO package starts at $3,500.

Hosting runs $50 a month. That covers keeping the site live, fast, and updated. No surprise line items showing up six months later.

Here's what we're not going to do: hand you a template with your logo swapped in and call it done. Every salon has a different vibe. A place near Hideaway Lake catering to the residential crowd over there has a different feel than a downtown Tyler barbershop. Your site should feel like your shop — the colors, the attitude, the pace of it. We pay attention to that stuff because it matters more than most people think.

You've put real effort into building something in a tight-knit community where reputation is everything. Your website ought to reflect that effort, not undercut it. And you shouldn't have to fight with some drag-and-drop builder at 11pm to make that happen.