Service list with prices
Cut, colour, facial, threading, waxing. The list people ring to ask for, answered once.
An online page for your salon or beauty parlour — ₹500 a month
Your service list with real prices and how long each takes, so people stop phoning to ask and start booking.
Nobody walks into a salon without knowing the price, and almost no salon publishes one. The result is a phone call for every enquiry, usually while you have both hands in someone's hair — and bridal work, your highest-value service, needs a package and a date rather than a price.
Start your salon & beauty parlour pageWhat salon & beauty parlour shops put on their page
How long each takes
A customer with an hour needs to know what fits in it. It also stops your chair being double-booked.
Bridal packages
What is included, the advance, and how far ahead to book. This is the enquiry worth getting right.
Which brands you use
For colour and skin especially, customers have preferences and will pay more for the brand they trust.
Home service, if you do it
Which services travel, the extra charge and the area you cover.
Our prices depend on hair length and skin type
Then say so — publish a from-price and the thing that moves it. Customers are not upset by a range; they are upset by finding out at the chair.
A page that says 'colour from ₹1,200, depends on length' gets a booking. Silence gets a phone call you cannot answer while working, or nothing at all.
Questions salon & beauty parlour owners ask
- Can customers book an appointment on the page?
- They see your services, prices and timings, then call or message to book. The page removes the price conversation, which is the slow part.
- Should I take advance for bridal bookings?
- Most salons do, through their own UPI QR. Put the advance amount on the package so it is agreed before the conversation.
- My prices vary per customer. What do I put?
- A from-price and one line on what changes it. Be honest about the range and nobody feels misled.