How much will it cost?
A full service menu with plain prices — cuts, color, nails, and skin — answers the question that fills your voicemail.
For salons, spas & appointment studios
Book the chair without stepping away from one
A site that answers "how much is a balayage?" on the spot and takes appointment requests around the clock — with the service and stylist already chosen.
How customers choose
What a new client wants to know before booking
People choose a salon on price, fit, and ease. The page answers all three before they ever pick up the phone.
Who's right for me?
Stylist profiles with specialties help new clients choose the right chair the first time.
Can I book tonight?
An appointment-request form works nights and weekends, while your team is busy with clients.
What your site includes
Built for an appointment business
- A service menu with prices. The most common question answered before anyone calls.
- Stylist profiles. Specialties and personality, so clients book the right person.
- Appointment requests around the clock. Requests arrive with the service and stylist already chosen.
- Bridal and gift-card sections. Room for the offers that carry a salon through the seasons.
- Found on Google Maps. Basic on-page SEO is included, and we can clean up your Google Business Profile.
The problem this solves
Every chair full, and the phone ringing
What a salon loses to a phone nobody can pick up mid-cut — and what publishing the menu and prices does about it.
Before
Booking meant calling during business hours — while every stylist was mid-cut — and price questions piled up in voicemail and social media DMs.
After
The menu and prices answer the common questions on the spot, and appointments are booked around the clock with the service, stylist, and time already chosen — the front desk opens to a filled calendar instead of a voicemail queue.
On this coast
Where coastal salons lose the appointment
Situations that come up for salons, spas, and appointment studios on the coast. They're common patterns, not client stories.
Every chair is full when the phone rings
A ringing phone you can't answer is a new client trying the next salon. A Book button on every page, and missed-call text-back with your booking link, catches them while your hands are busy.
Wedding parties planning from out of town
A coastal wedding brings a party who plans from a distance and needs several people ready on one morning. A bridal page with what you offer, and a request form for the date and party size, answers them first.
Through the year
Booked through the summer, steady through the winter
Before the season
Before wedding season and the summer visitors, make the booking path obvious.
- Service prices current on the site, so the voicemail stops asking.
- Bridal and event pages updated with this year's offer.
- Your booking link on the Google profile as well as the site.
In the slow months
When visitors thin out, regulars and gift cards carry the book.
- Gift cards on the site before the holidays.
- Review requests to the regulars who'd gladly give one.
- Client records and intake forms in one place, instead of index cards.
When you're ready for more
Client records that don't live on index cards
Color formulas, allergies, and preferences in a notebook, and the same intake questions for every new client. A focused client portal can keep each client's record in one place, let new clients fill in their intake before the first visit, and remind regulars when they're due.
What it costs
Most salons already have booking. The site connects to it.
One monthly price, with the first three months paid up front, then month to month. Add-ons on your first order are about half price for as long as you keep them, and these prices include that. Your order shows the exact monthly price before anything starts — see how it works.
Works with the tools you already use
- Vagaro
- GlossGenius
- Booksy
- Square
Already booking in one of these? A one-chair or small salon often needs only the Website Plan plus the Online booking add-on, which puts your existing booking link on every page. Your calendar and reminders stay where they are. Add more when the site has more to do: a page for each of several stylists, bridal and gift-card pages, a blog, or a customer list or email marketing alongside booking.
Using something else? If it gives you a booking link or an embed, it works the same way. Online booking: $13 a month when you sign, $25 added later. Names are listed so you can find yours. We're not affiliated with any of these companies.
Where small salons start
Website Plan + add-ons
Menu, stylists & your booking link
$112per month · $336 to start
Service menu with prices, stylist profiles, and a Book button on every page that opens the booking tool you already use (the Online booking add-on).
Includes the plan ($99), online booking ($13), add-ons at their price on your first order. Typical build: up to 2 weeks.
Start with this
Website Plan + add-ons
Site + room to grow
$133per month · $399 to start
The Website Plan with booking, a blog, and a customer list or email marketing alongside it.
Includes the plan ($99), online booking ($13), blog or news section ($8), customer list or email marketing ($13), add-ons at their price on your first order. Typical build: up to 2 weeks.
Start with this
Software add-on
Client records portal
From$99per month, quoted for your workflow
Each client's record and intake in one place, filled in by the client before the first visit.
On top of the Website Plan ($99 a month). Hosting, the database, and upkeep are included.
Describe the workflow
Not ready for a website?
Google Business Profile Quick Start
$150–$300
We claim and tidy your Google Business Profile (hours, categories, photos, and a review link) so nearby customers find you. No website needed.
Ask about itHandy add-ons, priced for your first order: Online booking ($13/month) · Review requests ($13/month). All add-ons, and their price added later · Every package compared
Who you'll work with
Talk to the person who builds it
Riley Aschoff · OwnerNorthHead Digital is run from the Long Beach Peninsula. Riley is happy to meet at your business before you commit to anything. Call or text (360) 214‑6549.
Salons, spas & studios
Straight answers
We already use a booking app. Do we need a website too?
The booking app handles the calendar; the website is where new clients find you on Google, see your prices and stylists, and decide to book. We link the two so the handoff is seamless.
How do new prices and stylists get onto the site?
Send us the new prices, or a new stylist's photo and specialties. There's no editor to learn: send us the change and it's made within three business days. Small edits are included in the Website Plan, and we don't count them.
Does this work for other appointment businesses?
Yes. The structure suits any business where people choose a specific person — a barbershop, a tattoo studio, a massage practice.
More questions? See the pricing FAQ or ask Compass in the corner.
Other industries
Not quite your line of work?
Salons · Spas · Barbershops · Nail & skin studios · Massage
Let the website take the booking while you're with a client
Tell us how clients book today and where requests slip through. We'll recommend the smallest practical first step and put the exact price in writing.
Prefer to talk it through first? Call or text Riley at (360) 214‑6549, or book a free 15-minute call.