For Salons & Barbershops

Websites and hosting for Salons & Barbershops in Kenya

Let clients see your styles, prices and open slots, then book.

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The situation

What do Salons & Barbershops need from a website?

Clients choose a salon or barber by looking at the work, the prices and how easy it is to get an appointment. They browse styles on their phones, check whether you do their hair type and message to ask about a slot. A simple website with a style gallery, price list and booking form turns that browsing into appointments.

It is a big, competitive trade. The KNBS 2016 MSME survey counted about 450,000 businesses in other service activities, which include hairdressing and beauty. With so many salons nearby, the one that shows its work and prices clearly is easier to choose.

We host salon and barbershop websites with a free SSL certificate on every plan, so booking forms load over HTTPS, and business email on your own domain. The Starter plan suits a single shop, plans are paid yearly by M-Pesa, and support is available 24/7 in English and Swahili.

Common problems

What usually goes wrong?

Constant messages about prices

Staff reply to the same questions about braids, relaxers and cuts while working on clients.

Walk-ins wait or leave

Without bookings, busy days mean long waits and clients who give up.

Your best styles scroll away

Photos posted on social media disappear from view, so new clients never see your range.

How we solve it

How does NairoHost help?

A clear price list

Services and starting prices published, so clients know what to expect.

Appointment booking

Clients choose a service and time, and the stylist confirms.

A style gallery

Your best work organised by style, always visible.

99.9%

Uptime

Free

SSL on every plan

M-Pesa

Pay yearly in shillings

24/7

Support in English & Swahili

What's included

What should a website for Salons & Barbershops include?

Service menu and prices

Cuts, braids, colour, treatments and grooming with starting prices.

Appointment booking

Clients request a time with their preferred stylist.

Style gallery

Photos of your work grouped by style.

Stylist profiles

Each stylist's specialities and working days.

Free SSL certificate

Booking forms load over HTTPS.

Location and hours

Map, opening hours and contact buttons.

Getting started

How do you get started?

  • Services with starting prices
  • Style gallery
  • Appointment booking
  • Opening hours and map
  • Call and WhatsApp buttons
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  1. Photograph your work

    Take good photos of finished styles with client permission.

  2. Write your price list

    List services with starting prices and typical duration.

  3. Set up booking

    Start with a request form, or a booking plugin that shows open slots.

  4. Share the link everywhere

    Add it to your social bios, WhatsApp status and business cards.

Questions

Salons & Barbershops: questions answered

Can clients book appointments online?
Yes. A booking plugin can show available slots per stylist, or a simple request form lets clients suggest a time that you confirm. Either reduces calls and no-shows when paired with reminders.
Can clients pay a booking deposit?
Yes. M-Pesa checkout can take a deposit when booking, which helps reduce no-shows for long services such as braids.
Should a salon show prices?
Starting prices help clients choose and cut down price questions. Services that depend on hair length or style can show a range.
Which hosting plan suits a salon?
A single salon or barbershop runs well on the Starter plan with free SSL and business email. A chain with several branches may prefer Corporate Hosting, which includes daily backups.
Can we use client photos?
Ask clients for permission before posting photos of them, and respect anyone who prefers not to be shown.
How do we pay for hosting?
Plans are priced in shillings and can be paid yearly by M-Pesa. Support is available 24/7 in English and Swahili.

Get your salons website online

Pick a plan, pay with M-Pesa, and talk to support 24/7 in English or Swahili.

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