The website that fills your chair, your class, your studio.

There are no published package prices, because a two-chair salon, a class-led gym and a tattoo studio all need a slightly different mix. It starts with a free audit so you see where you stand at no cost. If you want the full picture, the £300 deep-dive gives you a consultation, a written audit and a fixed quote, and the £300 is credited against your build. The build itself is quoted to your brief, then website management runs from £49 a month, quoted to your business, and services may vary. One bill, no lock-in, cancel any time.

The plumbing overlaps, but the emphasis does not. Our general bookings service is about a clean, conversion-focused site for any appointment-led business. The barbers service is built around the Saturday walk-in. This is for the visual, personality-led trades, salons, gyms, tattoo and class studios, where the look has to land before anyone books. So the build leads with a bold gallery, your artists or instructors up front, and impulse booking, on top of the same deposits, class-pass rules and local SEO.

Yes. Gyms and class-led studios are a core part of this. Instead of a single chair booking, the site shows your class schedule, lets someone book a place or buy a class pass in one tap, and enforces your credit and cancellation rules on the booking form. Members see who is teaching, when the room has space, and can rebook a block of classes in seconds. The gallery still does its job, showing the space and the energy of the place.

Yes. Tattoo work usually starts with an enquiry or a consultation rather than an instant booking, so the site is built around that: each artist has a profile and a gallery of their actual work, an enquiry or consultation request goes straight to you, and a deposit can be held to secure a session once the design is agreed. The deposit and cancellation terms are stated in plain words at the point of booking, so nobody disputes them later.

The website itself does not. What cuts them is a card-on-file deposit, a clear cancellation window, and class-pass or credit rules enforced on the booking form, plus a reminder before every appointment or class. Those are built into the booking on your own site from day one. A deposit or a class pass is the single biggest lever there is, because a slot someone has paid to hold is a slot they turn up for.

You can run both, but the difference matters. On a marketplace or a class-pass app, the booking is on their terms, they take a fee on the clients they send you, and they own the client details, so they can market a rival studio to the people you treat. On your own site, the booking, the deposit, the class pass and the client list are entirely yours. Many studios keep a marketplace for discovery and push repeat clients to their own site, where there is no cut and no rival marketing.

Google ranks local results on relevance, distance and prominence, and we work all three: your Business Profile fully completed with the right primary category, consistent name, address and phone everywhere, steady reviews you reply to, fresh photos of your actual work, and a fast mobile site with a real location page. A studio close to the searcher usually beats a better-known one further away, so getting the local basics right is where the wins are.

That is the whole point of this build. For a visual trade, a site that reads like everyone else's loses the booking. Yours is bespoke, built around your brand, your colours, your photography and your tone, not a template with your logo dropped on top. The gallery, the artist or instructor profiles and the copy are all shaped to feel like walking into your place, because that personality is what convinces someone to book.

Yes. Each stylist, artist or instructor gets their own profile, their own gallery and their own availability, so a client can book the specific person they want, or pick by service and let the calendar offer whoever is free. You control who takes which services and when, and a client following a favourite can rebook straight into that person's diary. It works the same way for a single-chair studio and a busy salon floor.

Yes. The build suits any treatment-led beauty business where the result is visual and the booking is by appointment: nails, lashes, brows, aesthetics, waxing, massage and more. The gallery shows your actual finished work, services are grouped so a client goes straight to what they came for, and deposits, patch-test notes and cancellation terms are stated on the booking form. The plumbing is the same; the wording and the categories are tuned to your treatments.

Most sites are live within a week or two of the brief being agreed. Builds with class schedules, deposits, passes and rebooking nudges take a little longer to wire up, but you will see a private preview early and it goes live the moment you are happy with it. You do not wait months.

Cancel any time, one click. There is no lock-in. The running plan ends at the end of the month you have already paid for. You own your code and your domain is registered in your name, so you walk away with everything, including your client list and your gallery.