Can you connect my website to my existing booking system like Vagaro or Square?

Yes. If you already use a booking platform, we integrate it directly into your site so clients book without leaving the page. If you don't have one yet, we can recommend options and set it up as part of the build.

How do I add new photos of my work after the site is live?

We set up your gallery so you can upload new photos yourself — no coding, no calling us every time you nail a good color job. If you'd rather just text us the photos and have us handle it, that works too.

Do I need a separate page for each stylist?

It depends on how many stylists you have and how different their specialties are. For a three-person shop, a single staff page with bios and photos usually works great. Larger salons with very distinct services might benefit from individual pages. We figure that out together.

What if I just run a one-chair barbershop?

The Simple Site starting at $300 is built for exactly that. Clean design, your hours and location, a few photos of your cuts, and a way for people to book or call. Done in a few days. Nothing you don't need.

Will my website show up when people in Kilgore search for a salon?

The Full Website includes proper structure and page speed, which gives you a solid foundation. But if you want to actively rank for search terms in Kilgore and surrounding areas like Longview or Henderson, the Website + SEO package starting at $3,500 is where that work happens.

Web Design · Kilgore, TX

Web Design for Salons and Barbers in Kilgore

If someone in Kilgore searches for a haircut and your salon doesn't show up — or worse, it shows up and looks rough — that appointment goes somewhere else. We build websites for salons and barbershops that book appointments, show off your work, and make a good first impression before anyone walks through your door.

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Your Work Looks Great. Your Website Should Too.

You spend real time perfecting fades, balayage, nail sets — whatever your thing is. And then someone checks out your website and it looks like it was put together during a lunch break in 2016. That's a weird mismatch. The work deserves better than that.

What a Salon Website Actually Needs to Do

A salon website isn't a brochure. It's a booking tool. People want to see your work, find your prices, pick a stylist, and schedule — all without calling. That's the expectation now, whether you're off East Langsdale or over near Kilgore College.

So we build around that. An online booking system that connects to however you schedule — whether that's a third-party app or something simpler. A photo gallery that actually loads fast and shows your best cuts, color work, nails, whatever you specialize in. Staff bios with each stylist's strengths, because people want to know who's touching their hair before they sit down. And a clear pricing page — not a PDF, not a "call for pricing" dead end. Real numbers on a real page.

Every page works on a phone. This matters more for salons than almost any other business, because your clients are booking from their couch at 10 PM or from the parking lot of the Brookshire's on Commerce. If the site's clunky on mobile, they'll just tap somebody else's Instagram link instead.

Pricing, Timeline, and How This Works

For a barbershop that needs a clean single-page site with hours, location, and maybe a gallery — a Simple Site starting at $300 gets that done in a few days. For a full salon with multiple stylists, booking integration, service menus, and a portfolio — a Full Website starting at $1,500 is the move, and that takes about a week. If you want to show up when people in Kilgore, Longview, or Henderson search for a salon, our Website + SEO package starting at $3,500 handles the build and the search visibility together, usually wrapped in one to two weeks.

Hosting runs $50 a month and that includes upkeep — we keep things updated so your site doesn't slowly fall apart like an untended garden. And if you want a logo that doesn't look like clip art, that's $500 and takes a week or two.

Kilgore's not a huge town, but there's real competition between salons — especially with the college bringing in a younger crowd that books everything online. A good website doesn't guarantee you win every client. But a bad one — or no website at all — pretty much guarantees you lose some. The shops that make it easy to book and easy to browse are the ones filling chairs on a Tuesday afternoon. That's not a hot take. It's just how booking works now.

We're a web design company in Tyler, about 30 minutes down the road. You'll talk to the person building your site. No runaround, no layers of people between your ideas and the finished product.