A website for a nail salon should show your nail art and let clients book by service and tech any hour. Instinctor gives you booking, deposits, a gallery and reviews in one site, free to start, so your book fills without a stack of apps.
STEP BY STEP
Six steps to a nail salon site
1. List your services
Add each service with its length and price, from a simple manicure to full nail art.
2. Add your techs
Let clients book a specific nail tech, each with their own hours.
3. Turn on booking
Clients book any hour, with your real availability shown and no double-booking.
4. Show your nail art
A gallery of your best sets is your pitch. Lead with the designs that turn heads.
5. Take a deposit
Ask for a deposit on long sets, so a no-show does not cost you the time.
6. Gather reviews
Ask happy clients for a review, so new clients trust your work and you rank locally.
ONE SITE VS A STACK
Why one site beats a pile of apps
A booking app, a gallery plugin, a review tool and a host add up. One site that does it all is cheaper and keeps your visual work front and centre.
Free to start
Booking, gallery, reviews and hosting in one place, free to start, not a stack of app fees.
Your art sells
A fast gallery puts your best sets first, which is what turns a browser into a booking.
Books after hours
Clients book in the evening when you are closed, so you capture the ones who would never call.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Questions about a nail salon website
A gallery of your nail art, booking by service and tech, deposits and reminders to cut no-shows, and reviews. Instinctor includes all of it in one site.
Yes. A fast, mobile gallery is built in, so you can lead with your best sets, which is the single best way to win a new client.
Yes. Add each nail tech with their own hours, so clients book the person they want at a time that is actually free.
Automatic reminders plus a deposit on longer sets keep your book full and protect the time a no-show would waste.
With Instinctor it is free to start, with Pro about $1 a day, including booking, gallery, reviews and hosting, rather than several app subscriptions.
No. Booking is part of the site, so there is nothing to embed, and your appointments sit with your clients and payments in one place.