For salons and spas
A salon website builder with a price list you change between clients.
Nobody chooses a colourist on a spreadsheet. They look at the room, the work, the prices, and how the whole thing feels — usually on a phone, usually late. A site that looks careful is doing the same job your window does.
Three directions
You do not have to know what you want it to look like.
One brief produces three complete versions of the site. The words and the pages are identical in all three; only the look changes. You pick, and if none of them is right you ask for another round. A site can hold up to ten, and you switch which one is live whenever you want.
Dark editorial
Moody, cinematic, big serif
Organic fluid
Soft, airy, wellness-led
Traditional luxury
Warm, ornate, heritage
Three directions from a single brief for a beauty studio. Same pages, same words, three different answers to what it should look like.
Treatments and prices
Put your prices up without asking anyone for help.
The treatment list is the page people read hardest, and it is the page most salon sites get wrong — a price list from two years ago, or worse, a photograph of one. Here it is text you click and change.
- Click the price, type the new oneNo queue, no invoice for half an hour of somebody's time, no waiting until Thursday.
- Or say it out loudDescribe the change and it is made for you. Every live site comes with credits each month, which is easier when you are between clients.
- Add a treatment as a pageIf a treatment deserves explaining properly — what it involves, how long it takes, what the aftercare is — give it a page of its own.
- Put it back if it goes wrongEvery version of the site is kept, so a bad edit at the end of a long Saturday is undone rather than mourned.
Three salons, three looks
A hair salon, a barbershop and a nail studio, each built from a few sentences.
None of these shares a template with the others. The room, the tone and the colour were chosen for that brief — a black-and-white salon, a barbershop in lime and black, a nail studio in blush. Yours gets three complete versions to choose between, from one approved content plan.
Black and white, the room, one serif line.
Black, lime, three words.
Blush pink, a rounded arch.
Real generated sites, shown as demonstrations rather than customers. The salons and everything written on them are invented.
See more in the galleryEleven o'clock at night
Most enquiries arrive when the salon is shut.
Somebody has been looking at hair for an hour and finally types a message. Nobody is at the desk. What happens next is the whole game.
It reaches you two ways
Emailed straight away and kept in the site's own inbox. With nothing configured it goes to whoever owns the account, so it works from the first night.
They are still there in the morning
Anyone who leaves an email address becomes a contact with a note of what they asked, so the reply is not a guess.
A busy month is just a busy month
Enquiries and form submissions are not counted and not charged for.
Your call
Bookings and deposits: on the site, or where they are now.
If clients book through a system you already use, the site sends them to it and the diary you look at every morning is unchanged. If you would rather take bookings here, there is a calendar with your availability and reminders, and deposits can be paid on the site.
Either way, the enquiries land in the same inbox.
Once it is live
It can do the reminding for you.
The same account writes the posts, the emails and the follow-ups, in the colours of the site you picked. Nothing goes out until you send it, schedule it or switch it on.
The work, as a post
Describe the look and a post is written for you, with an image to match. Film a few clips on your phone and they can be cut into a short reel with captions. It goes to your connected Instagram and Facebook when you schedule it, and not before.
- A before and after from this week
- Bridal trials open for the summer
- A new treatment, the week you add it
A reminder before, a rebook nudge after
If clients book on the site, they can get a reminder the day before and an hour before. Mark the appointment complete and it can ask for a Google review. A rebook email can follow a few weeks later, saved switched off until you have read it.
- A reminder the day before
- Aftercare, the day after
- Time to rebook, six weeks after a colour
Images, reels and a logo in your colours
Creative Studio makes images, short vertical videos with captions, and a logo if you need one. The colours come from the site. Your own photographs of the work are still the best picture you have.
Or ask for it in a chat
Connect Mondovo to Claude or ChatGPT and say: "Put the balayage up to ninety-five and email our regulars about the new brow lamination." The price changes, and the email waits in drafts until you send it.
Emails to your list go out from your own domain, once it is verified for sending. Images and video use the credits that come with each live site.
What you can do from Claude or ChatGPTWhat it costs
- Free while you are building it, and free to publish one site on a Mondovo address while you decide.
- Hosting and the padlock in the address bar are in the price. Your domain stays registered to the salon.
- Pages, visitors and enquiries are not counted. Three people can be on the account, and each extra is $10 a month.
Take the site down and the charge stops. The month already paid for is not refunded, and the site stays in your account.
Questions
Asked across the desk.
My photos are all on Instagram.
Upload the ones you want on the site and put them where they belong — a gallery, a treatment page, the front page. Images can also be generated to fill a gap while you build up your own, and every live site comes with an allowance for that. Your own work will always be the better picture.
Can clients book online?
Yes, if you want them to. There is a booking calendar with your availability, reminders before the appointment, and deposits can be paid on the site. If you already book through something you like, the site sends people there instead.
What if none of the three looks right?
Ask for another round. The words and the pages stay as they are; only the look is regenerated. A site holds up to ten versions and you choose which one is live.
Will it look right on a phone?
That is where nearly everyone will see it, so it is built for a phone first and you can look at both while you are choosing.
We are opening a second place.
A second site is another $20 a month, in the same account, and the same people can look after both.
I already have a site I hate.
Give it the address. The pages and words come across so you are not typing the treatment list again, and the design is rebuilt around them. You read what it found before anything is generated.
Your salon
Describe the place and see the three.
It costs nothing to look, and you can throw all three away.
See how it works, step by step