Websites for UK beauty & aesthetics

When they Google you, it should look like your work.

Done-for-you websites for UK nail technicians, brow and lash artists, beauty therapists, salon owners and aesthetics practitioners. Built through a conversation — not a DIY builder. Instagram stays. Linktree stops being your homepage.

The first 10 genuine businesses launch at £49, then £79. Hosting and one small text or photo tweak a month is £19.99. Not ecommerce. Not clinic software.

Anonymous hands with a dusty-rose and nude manicure beside a gold dropper bottle on linen. Editorial photograph, not a client’s work.

The usual mess

Your grid is strong. Google is not.

Most beauty owners we speak to already live on Instagram. The problem is everything around it.

They Google you

A friend searches your name. They get an old Facebook page, a Treatwell listing with one photo, or nothing that looks like the work you posted this morning.

Prices live in stories

BIAB, infills, a lash set, a consult fee — buried in a highlight that vanished, or a screenshot someone has to pinch-zoom.

No clear menu

Services are implied by the grid. New clients guess. Regulars still ask “do you still do overlays?” in the DMs.

Mobile is a mess

Linktree on a phone is a list of buttons. A Wix template made for a dentist is worse. Neither feels like your work.

Instagram + Linktree versus a proper site

What the site actually is

Services, prices, gallery, about, book.

A calm, mobile-first homepage (or a small set of pages) that still uses the booking tool you already have.

Services & prices

A list that stays put — sets, overlays, brows, treatments — not a story that expires.

Gallery

Your photos. Real nails, real mapping, real treatments. We would rather crop your grid than use stock orchids.

About

Who you are, where you work, insurance and training where it matters — especially for clinics.

Book / WhatsApp

A button to Fresha, Booksy, Treatwell, Setmore, Calendly or WhatsApp. We do not replace your diary.

Anonymous hands with a dusty-rose almond gel set resting on cream linen beside a small gold bottle. Editorial photograph, not a client’s work.

Atmosphere for the marketing site. Live client galleries use your own photographs.

Not a shop. Not a membership platform. Not clinic software, consent forms or a custom booking engine.

Keep your diary

We link the booking you already use.

Fresha Booksy Treatwell Setmore Calendly WhatsApp

How it works

Five short steps. No software to learn.

A concierge build, done behind the scenes. You will not be left prompting a chatbot into a homepage.

Tell us about the business

Town, menu, Instagram, WhatsApp, and how they book — Fresha, Booksy, Treatwell, Setmore, Calendly, or DMs.

We build

A mobile-first site written for someone looking for nails, brows or a clinic — not for other web designers.

You approve

Check names, prices, hours and photos. We fix the small things before anything goes live.

Go live

On your own domain, or a SophRose address while you decide. Instagram stays in the loop.

Monthly care

Hosting, HTTPS, and up to one small text or photo tweak a month. Not redesigns. Not unlimited rebuilds.

Read the full process

Launch pricing

Clear numbers. No retainers in disguise.

A one-off build, then a modest monthly to keep the site live and looked after.

Care

£19.99 / month

Hosting and up to one small text or photo tweak per month.

  • Hosting and HTTPS
  • One small copy or image change a month
  • Does not include redesigns
  • Does not include unlimited chat rebuilds

Later add-ons, if you need them: revision packs, extra pages, and domain help. Full inclusions and exclusions.

Examples

The tone we mean. Until real clients sit here.

Three example concepts — nails, brows and lashes, lips and clinic work — labelled as samples, not live client work.

Close-up of a nude almond builder-gel set on anonymous hands at a wooden manicure table. Editorial photograph, not a client’s work.
Single almond nail with a thin gold line near the cuticle. Editorial detail, not a client’s work.
Leeds · nails

Nail technician website

Warm, editorial, easy to book. For the tech booked on Instagram and invisible on Google.

Open example
Tight crop of laminated natural brows on a closed eye, anonymous, in warm gold studio light.
Macro of a closed eye with full classic lashes, anonymous subject. Editorial photograph, not a client’s work.
Close-up of hybrid eyelash extensions on a closed eye, anonymous subject.
Didsbury · brows & lashes

Brow & lash studio

For studios that want to look as precise as the mapping, without a gym-template leftover.

Open example
Anonymous close-up of soft-gloss lips in warm light. Editorial aesthetics mood, not a client’s treatment.
Wilmslow · clinic

Aesthetics clinic website

A homepage that can sit beside insurance, consent and Instagram — quietly premium.

Open example

See all examples

For you if

Built for this niche. Not “any small business”.

Nail technicians

If your homepage is Linktree plus a Fresha page, you lose the clients who Google before they DM.

Brow & lash artists

Mapping, tint, lamination, hybrids — listed like a menu, with a booking link that does not hide in the bio.

Salons & therapists

Several rooms, a mixed menu, a homepage that feels like the work — not a stock spa template.

Clinics & injectors

You need to look as careful as the work. Clear services, a proper about, a path to enquire — no shouting, no miracle claims.

See who it is (and isn’t) for

About

A small UK studio.

SophRose is a small UK studio for beauty and aesthetics businesses — not a faceless agency, and not a self-serve AI platform. About the studio.

Ten founder spots at £49.

Send the business name, town, Instagram and WhatsApp. We will reply and take it from there.

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