Treatment and booking pages
Present the treatments, durations and prices you approve, with clear differences between a consultation request and a bookable appointment. Route customers to the relevant service in your booking platform where supported.
Websites and automation · Beauty salons
Make it clear what to book and what happens next.
Help customers understand your treatments and reach the right booking route. Build around your staff, service menu and existing salon system.
North Wales · Serving UK businesses · Scope agreed before building
The starting point
The booking journey starts before the calendar.
Customers may need to understand treatment length, pricing, consultation requirements or how to rearrange. If those answers are hard to find, staff end up repeating them between appointments.
We start with your actual booking rules and the platform you already use. The site can explain the menu, direct customers to a consultation where needed and hand them to the correct booking route.
What we can work on
Practical workflows we can scope.
Choose the part of your process that needs attention. These are possible approaches, not a fixed bundle.
Appointment information
Make the address, preparation notes and cancellation route easy to find. Use your existing booking system's confirmations and reminders where they already work.
Enquiries needing a person
Collect a simple contact request and route it to the right staff member. A public form or chatbot should not ask customers to describe sensitive medical information.
Rebooking and review prompts
Where appropriate and permitted, prepare a follow-up after a completed appointment. Keep messaging rules, customer preferences and stopping conditions clear.
A useful first conversation
What to bring to the first conversation
- Your approved treatment menu, prices and appointment lengths.
- The booking platform, staff calendars and rules for consultation or preparation.
- Your current cancellation, reminder and rebooking process.
You stay in control
The decisions you keep
- Treatment suitability and health-related decisions stay with your trained team.
- Consent and consultation records need an appropriate secure route.
- The system must not promise treatment results, eliminate no-shows or invent availability.
A salon booking platform may already cover deposits, staff diaries and reminders. We review those capabilities first and concentrate on the gaps between your website, customer questions and the booking process.
Scope and support
Agree the work before it starts.
I confirm the scope, price, supplier charges and timeline in writing before you commit.
How projects are scopedThe monthly service has a six-month minimum, then 30 days’ notice. The agreement sets out the licence, support and ongoing responsibilities.
Explore bespoke websites, business automation and AI systems, or inspect named client work.
The fictional demonstration shows a design approach. It is separate from completed client work and does not show measured client results.
Before you enquire
Questions worth asking.
Can I keep my booking software?
Yes. A clear handover to an existing platform is often the sensible starting point. Any deeper connection depends on what the provider supports.
Can the website recommend a treatment?
It can show the service descriptions your team approves. Personal suitability questions should go to your team through the right consultation process.
Talk it through with Taylor
Start with one thing you want to improve.
Pick the treatment customers most often ask about before booking. We can make that journey clearer without changing your entire salon system.