Can customers book appointments directly from the website?

Yes. We build in online booking that connects to scheduling tools like Square Appointments, Vagaro, or whatever you're already using. If you're not using anything yet, we'll recommend something simple that fits your shop.

How do I update my gallery with new photos?

We set it up so you can add and remove photos yourself without calling anyone. If you can post to Instagram, you can update your gallery. Takes about two minutes.

What if I don't have professional photos of my work yet?

Phone photos work fine as long as the lighting is decent. We can advise on how to take good shots of your work with just your phone and a ring light. No need to hire a photographer.

Do I need to list all my prices on the site?

You don't have to, but we'd recommend it. People are more likely to book when they know what they're walking into. If some services vary by length or complexity, you can list starting prices and note that final pricing depends on consultation.

Will the website work for a barbershop too, not just a salon?

Same structure, different details. Barbershops typically need a simpler service list and a different look, but the bones are identical — booking, gallery, services, staff. We build it around what your shop actually does.

Web Design · Yantis, TX

Web design for salons and barbers in Yantis

If you run a salon or barbershop in Yantis, your website should be booking appointments while you're cutting hair. Not sitting there looking like it was made ten years ago. We build websites for shops like yours — fast ones, with online booking and galleries that actually show off your work.

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A familiar scene

Someone drives out to Lake Fork for the weekend. They rent a cabin, unpack, and realize they've got a wedding on Monday and their hair looks like they've been on a boat for three days. They ask the person at the bait shop if there's a salon nearby. The bait shop guy says yeah, there's one in Yantis.

What happens next is up to your website

That person is going to look you up. And what they find either gets them in your chair or sends them driving toward Emory or Sulphur Springs instead.

A salon website needs to do a few specific things. It needs to show your work — real photos of cuts, color, styles you've actually done. It needs to list your services and what they cost, because nobody wants to call just to ask if you do balayage. It needs bios for your stylists so people know who they're booking with. And it needs online booking that works without twelve steps and a login.

That's not a wish list. That's the bare minimum for a salon website in 2026.

What we'd build for your shop

We put together websites for salons and barbershops that cover everything above and don't waste your time with the rest. A gallery page where you can swap in new photos whenever you want. A clean services page with pricing — packages, individual cuts, color, nails, whatever you offer. Staff pages with photos and specialties. And booking tied right into whatever system you already use, or we'll help you pick one.

The site loads fast. It works on phones. It doesn't confuse people. Those three things alone put you ahead of most small-town salon websites, which tend to be either broken, ugly, or both.

Yantis is a small town, but it sits next to one of the most visited lakes in Texas. That means foot traffic from people who don't already know your name. A website that shows up when they search and looks professional when they land on it — that's how you turn a stranger into a regular.

Pricing depends on what you need. A simple site with your info and a booking link starts at $300 and takes a few days. A full website with galleries, staff pages, service listings, and booking starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want to show up in search results when someone types 'salon near Lake Fork,' a website with SEO starts at $3,500 and takes one to two weeks. Hosting runs $50 a month. We also do logos starting at $500 if yours needs work.