What a salon or barber site needs to do
Many people who look you up already know they want a cut. They want three things fast: what you charge, where you are, and how to get a slot. Your website should answer all three on a phone screen without any scrolling around.
We keep it simple. A clear price list for cuts, fades, colour, beard trims or nails. Photos of your actual work and your actual shop. A big button that opens WhatsApp, and another that opens Google Maps with directions to your door.
- Price list you can read in a few seconds
- Opening hours, including late evenings or Sunday mornings if you do them
- Photos of real work, so people trust the result before they sit down
- One tap to message you or get directions
Online booking for salons and barbers
Online booking saves you from answering the same "any space Saturday?" message over and over. Clients pick a service, a time and, if you like, a stylist or barber. You see it all in one place.
Every shop works differently. Some barbers only take walk-ins on certain days. Some salons need longer slots for colour and shorter ones for a trim. That is why we quote booking after a chat, so the system fits your chairs, your staff and your hours. You can read more on our booking system page.
- Different slot lengths per service
- Choose a stylist or barber, or any available
- Reminder messages if your setup needs them, quoted
- Works for a one-chair barber or a busy salon
WhatsApp replies while your hands are busy
You can't answer your phone halfway through a skin fade. Clients in Malta message on WhatsApp first, and they expect a reply quickly. AI replies on WhatsApp and Instagram can answer the common questions for you: prices, hours, whether you do kids' cuts, how to book.
When a question needs a person, it hands over to you. You stay in charge of anything tricky, like a colour correction or a bridal party. This is usually part of a monthly plan, priced after a free consultation call.
Getting found on Google Maps
When someone searches "barber near me" in Birkirkara or "hair salon Sliema", Google Maps shows the list first. Your Google Business Profile decides how you appear there: photos, hours, reviews and a link to your site.
Setting up that profile is included in the €150 website. We can also make a Google review QR stand for your front desk, so happy clients can leave a review before they walk out. Our guide on Google Maps for Malta businesses explains how it works.
What it costs, in plain numbers
The website is €150, once, and renewal and update costs are on the full price list.
If your offers and promotions change every month, ongoing care might suit you better. We agree a price after a free call. There are no lock-in contracts and the domain is always yours.