Can clients book appointments directly through the website?

Yes. We can integrate online booking so clients pick their service, choose a stylist, and grab an open time slot — all without calling. It works on phones, which is where most people will be using it. You control the availability from your end.

How do I keep the photo gallery updated with new work?

We set it up so adding new photos is straightforward — no coding, no calling us every time. You take a photo of a finished style, upload it, and it's on your site. We can organize it by service type too, so someone looking for color ideas isn't scrolling through beard trims.

Do I need a full website or is a simple one enough for a small-town salon?

Depends on what you want it to do. A simple site starting at $300 works if you just need your hours, location, and a way to call. But if you want booking, a gallery, and individual stylist pages, the full site starting at $1,500 is the better move. Town size doesn't determine what your website needs — your services do.

Should I list my prices on the website?

We'd say yes. People appreciate knowing what a men's cut or a full color service costs before they book. It saves you time answering the same questions, and it filters out clients who aren't a fit. Transparency tends to attract better customers, not scare them away.

What if I want to show up in Google searches for salons near Ore City?

A well-built website helps with that on its own — fast load times, proper page structure, and real content all matter. If you want to go further, our website and SEO package starts at $3,500 and includes the kind of search work that gets you ranking for terms people actually type in, like "hair salon near Ore City" or "barbershop Upshur County."

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Web Design for Salons and Barbers in Ore City

Ore City's got a mining history and about 1,100 people who all know where to get a good haircut — until they don't. If your salon or barbershop doesn't show up online, you're invisible to anyone who moved in last year or is just passing through on their way to the lake.

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What a Salon Website Actually Needs to Do

A salon website has one job: get people to book an appointment. That's it. Not impress your cousin. Not win a design award. Get someone from "I need a haircut" to "Tuesday at 2 works" in as few clicks as possible.

So what does that look like? Online booking that works on a phone — because nobody's going to call during business hours when they're also at work. A photo gallery that shows your actual cuts, color work, and styles, not some random pictures that look nothing like what you do. Staff bios so new clients can pick a stylist before they walk in. And a pricing page, because people want to know what a balayage costs before they commit, and there's nothing wrong with that. If someone has to DM you on Instagram just to find out your hours, you've already made it harder than it needs to be.

For most salons and barbershops in a town like Ore City, a full website starting at $1,500 covers all of this. That gets you a real site — not a single landing page, but something with booking, a gallery, service pages, and a design that actually looks like your shop. It takes about a week to build. If you're just getting started and want something simpler, a basic site starts at $300 and can be up in a few days. Either way, it's built to load fast and look right on every screen size.

Your Gallery Is Your Best Sales Tool — Use It

In Ore City, reputation still travels by conversation. Someone mentions a great fade or a perfect color correction at the Community Center, and that's worth more than any ad. But here's the thing about word of mouth in 2026 — the first thing that person does after hearing your name is look you up. And if what they find is a Facebook page with a blurry cover photo from three years ago, that warm recommendation just got a little colder.

A good salon website turns your daily work into a portfolio. Every fresh set of highlights, every clean lineup, every nail design — that's content. And when it's organized on a real website with proper image quality and categories, it does something Instagram can't: it stays put. Social posts get buried in a feed within hours. A gallery page on your own site is permanent, searchable, and yours.

We can also set up individual stylist pages so each person on your team gets their own space. Their specialties, their schedule, their work. It matters more than you'd think. People get particular about who touches their hair — giving them a way to browse before they book removes a real barrier. And for a small shop in Upshur County where you might have two or three stylists, it shows that you take what you do seriously. That's worth something, even in a town where everybody already knows your name. Hosting runs $50 a month, which keeps everything updated, secure, and online without you having to think about it.