Plain answers

Do I need a website?

No. If you haven't got one, we write and host a page for you — your services, your area, a big button to call or book. Here's why an Instagram profile isn't enough, and what happens if you already have a site.

No. And you don’t need to buy one, either — this is included.

Why “just my Instagram” doesn’t work for ads

Instagram is your portfolio, and it does that job brilliantly — she will check your grid before she books. But as the place a paid click lands, it fails three ways: there’s no button that says book Tuesday at two, half your visitors get nagged to log in before they see anything, and nothing on it can be measured — you can’t tell whether £100 of clicks produced twelve enquiries or none. Paying £1 to £3 per visitor to send someone somewhere with no clear next step is how good budgets die.

What we build instead

A single fast page with exactly what a ready-to-book person needs:

The services you actually offer (the ones you picked at setup), with your area
A big button to call and your booking link right beside it
An enquiry form for the people who’d rather message than ring — which is also how we count enquiries honestly
Nothing else. No blog, no slideshow, no mission statement

Written for you, hosted by us, live before your first ad runs, and yours to keep if you ever leave.

If you already have a website

Even easier. If it’s fast and it makes booking obvious, we point everything at it and build nothing. If it’s ten years old and takes eight seconds to load on a phone, we’ll tell you plainly and suggest ads land on our page instead — your site stays exactly as it is. Either way, this decision takes about a minute of the ten-minute setup.

Questions people ask

I only have Instagram and a booking link. Is that a problem?

Not at all — that describes most chair renters we work with. We build the missing piece: a simple page with your services, your area and a big button to call or book. You don't write a word of it.

I already have a website. Do you replace it?

No. If your site is good, we send people straight to it and skip building a page. If it's old or slow, we'll say so plainly and suggest sending ad clicks to our faster page instead — your site stays untouched either way.

Whose name is the page in? What if I leave?

It's built for your business and it stays yours to use if you cancel. It was part of the deal, not a way of keeping you.

Will the page show up on Google by itself?

Its main job is being the place your ads and your listing send people. It can pick up some free traffic over time, but the thing that gets you found for free is your Google listing — which we tidy up first, at every price.

More plain answers

How it works The whole thing, start to finish: what you do in ten minutes, what we build, what runs every week, and the four numbers you get each month. The price, plainly One fixed monthly fee, set by what you spend with Google. £15 to £149 a month, no commission on bookings, no setup fee, and we say no to budgets that are too small to work. What we can count Calls, enquiries and booking-link taps we can count. Which client walked through the door from which search — nobody can honestly tell you that, and here's why. Cancelling & what you keep Cancel any month in a click, no phone call, no questions. You keep your ads account, the campaigns, the blocked lists, your tidied listing and your page. Here's exactly how leaving works. The 412 blocked searches Courses, jobs, hair models, tutorials, wholesale — the searches that quietly eat around a third of a self-managed salon ad budget, and how we shut them out before you spend a penny.

Find out how many are looking for you this month

Three questions, forty seconds. No account, no card, no phone call, and nothing switched on until you say so.

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