Website examples · 7 designs
Salon, pet and personal care website examples
People often choose a salon, a barber, a groomer or a tattoo artist on look and trust before they look at price. They want to see the work, understand the options and know the first step is easy. The 7 designs below show the work or the process early, make the first request a short one, and give each business its own look. A tattoo studio does not look like a laundromat, and a mobile groomer does not look like a tailor. Open 2 side by side and notice how much the look changes while the request path stays simple.
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7 salon, pet and personal care website designs
Dog Walker Portland, ME
Mile & Mutt Dog Walking - Dog Walker website design example
Designed to turn a weekly schedule into a meet-and-greet.
- Weekly walk planner
- Walk format pricing
- Meet-and-greet request
Laundromat Detroit, MI
Spin Street Laundromat - Laundromat website design example
Designed to show machines, prices and hours before people arrive.
- Machine and price board
- Load-size guide
- Hours and amenities
Barbershop Louisville, KY
Fourth Street Barbers - Barbershop website design example
Designed to show prices, walk-in hours and who is cutting today.
- Letterboard price list
- Walk-in vs appointment hours
- Who's-in-today barber days
Tailor Milwaukee, WI
Tessa's Alterations - Tailor website design example
Designed to turn a fit problem into a fitting appointment.
- Alteration menu
- Hem preview
- Fitting request form
Salon Portland, OR
Common Thread Salon - Salon website design example
Designed to start every appointment with a consultation.
- Service selector
- Consultation-first requests
- Mobile-friendly navigation
Pet Groomer Austin, TX
Paws on Wheels Grooming - Pet Groomer website design example
Designed to fill the route with grooming visits.
- Route-day planner
- Pet-size packages
- Van visit guide
Tattoo Studio Pittsburgh, PA
Black Flag Tattoo - Tattoo Studio website design example
Designed to turn style browsing into consult requests.
- Style picker
- Studio process steps
- Consult request form
What a salon, pet or personal care website has to do
- Show the style or the work before asking for anything.
- List services and formats clearly.
- Make the first request a low-commitment step, such as a consult, a fitting or a meet-and-greet.
- Put hours and location where people look first.
Find your industry
- Dog Walker website design example a website for dog walkers
- Laundromat website design example
- Barbershop website design example a website for barbershops
- Tailor website design example
- Salon website design example a website for salons
- Pet Groomer website design example a website for pet groomers
- Tattoo Studio website design example a website for tattoo studios
Get a salon, pet and personal care website like these
- $0 to build
- First version within 48 hours of your brief
- $15 a month for hosting, only after you approve the preview and go live
- Month to month, no contract
When you approve the preview, you set up your SMBcrm account and card for the $15 hosting plan. That is the only time we ask for payment details.
Salon, pet and personal care website questions
What should a salon, pet or personal care website include?
Photos of the work come first: finished styles, the studio, or the van and the routes a mobile groomer covers. Then the services and their formats, hours and location near the top, and a first step small enough to take on a whim, such as a consultation, a fitting or a meet-and-greet.
How much does a salon, pet and personal care website cost with FreeWebGuy?
FreeWebGuy builds the site for $0. Hosting is $15 a month and starts only after you approve the private preview and go live. Month to month, no contract. First version within 48 hours of your brief. The full price breakdown lists what is included and what costs extra.
