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Your website should tell you whether it brings in clients

Most beauty salon sites we reviewed can't answer the most basic question: does this site bring in clients? That is fixable, cheaply.

What we found reviewing 186 beauty salon websites

We didn't guess at this. 76% had no working visitor analytics, so there is no way to know if the site earns its keep. 68% were missing the local business markup that helps nearby customers find them on Google and Maps. 27% had no search description, leaving Google to improvise a weak first impression. And 91% had no online booking on the site. These numbers come from automated checks our review tool ran on the public homepages of 186 beauty salon websites across 16 US metros in 2026. Averages say nothing certain about your site, which is what the free check is for.

What we do for beauty salons

The $40 tune-up

A free review shows what's missing; $40 fixes the fixable items, one time. You see the list before you pay anything.

A site that matches your work

Your work is visual. If the current site doesn't sell it, we build one that does, at a fixed one-time price, with booking built in.

An agent that answers

Questions about services, prices, and openings arrive at all hours. An AI agent trained on your own pages can answer them the moment they land. $49 a month, cancel any time.

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Common questions

How is this different from what my booking platform gives me?
Booking platforms are good at booking. They generally don't fix how your own domain shows up in Google, and that is where new clients start.
Will you touch my site without asking?
No. The free check is read-only. Nothing changes unless you buy the tune-up and connect access yourself.
Is $40 really the whole price?
For the tune-up, yes, one time. A new site or the monthly agent are separate, optional, and priced up front.