Hair Salon Services and Pricing Page
Turn 'how much is a balayage?' into a booking. Surface your service menu with starting prices where comparison-shopping clients can find them.
Salon clients comparison-shop on service menus. They want to know whether 'partial highlight' means 5 foils or 10, whether a blowout is included with a cut, and whether a gloss treatment is $35 or $135. Menus that hide prices behind 'service varies by length and texture' read as 'we will upsell you when you arrive'.
A strong services page lists each service with starting price, time estimate, and what is and is not included. Add a note about hair-length or texture surcharges if you charge them. That transparency fills the books with clients who already know what they want.
What the services page should include
- Each service with starting price and time estimate
- Clear inclusions (cut, blowout, toner, style finish)
- Hair-length or texture surcharge ranges if applicable
- Direct booking link next to each service