How to build your website (pick a template)

Requirements

  • Available on: Growth plan and above
  • Device access: Web & mobile browser
  • Permission: Owner or Manager

Start your salon's public website by choosing a template — a ready-made design you can customize. You can switch templates anytime without losing your content.

Overview

The Website Builder lives at Website in the left menu. It's organized into tabs down the side (Branding, Layout, Homepage, Services, Staff, and more), with a live preview beside them so you can see changes as you make them. You'll start on the Branding tab, where you pick your template.

There are eight templates to choose from:

TemplateStyle
Modern StudioClean, contemporary — works for most salons and spas.
Elegant SpaRefined and luxurious.
Solo ProfessionalPersonal single-page layout for solo, mobile, or home-based providers.
Clean GalleryMinimal, image-forward.
Classic StudioTimeless, barbershop-friendly.
Wellness LoungeWarm and calming.
Social ShowcaseBuilt around your social content.
Minimal PortfolioStripped-back and gallery-style.

How to pick a template

  1. In the left menu, open Website. The Website Builder open on the Branding tab with the template picker and a live preview

    <!-- CAPTURE: route=/website | login=owner | state=Branding tab, Template card visible, preview pane on right | highlight=Template card | viewport=1440x900 -->
  2. On the Branding tab, find the Template card and click the design you want. The Live preview updates instantly so you can compare looks. The Template card with templates and the live preview reflecting the selection

    <!-- CAPTURE: route=/website | login=owner | state=Branding tab, a template selected | highlight=selected template | viewport=1440x900 -->
  3. Click Save changes in the top-right to keep your choice.

Note: Switching templates later keeps all your content — your sections, text, and settings carry over to the new design.

Tip: Next, tailor what appears on the page. See Edit your sections.


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