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Best Framer templates for hair salons

Someone trying a new salon wants two things before they book: what it will cost and who will cut their hair. A salon site that answers both on the first scroll gets the booking; one that says "prices on request" sends them back to the search results.

This is a short round-up for an independent salon that wants a Framer site it can edit itself.

What a hair salon site actually needs

  1. Prices on the page. Every service with a price, and if prices change by stylist level, say so.
  2. The stylists by name. Who they are, their level and what they are good at.
  3. A way to book. A booking form or a link to the booking tool you already use.
  4. The practical notes. Patch tests, cancellations, the address and opening hours.

Our pick: Fringe

Fringe is the getsites template built for hair salons. One price list switches between Junior, Senior and Director, so a client sees what they will pay before they sit down. Every stylist has their own page from the CMS with their level, specialities and bio, and the home page shows the next free chair, starting prices, recent work and reviews. A services page carries the patch test and cancellation notes, and a booking request form closes it.

  • For: independent hair salons, salons with junior, senior and director stylists, salons that take booking requests online
  • Price: Free
  • Licence: unlimited sites, client work included
  • How you get it: a remix link straight from the Framer Marketplace, no checkout
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How to go live from Fringe

  1. Open the template on the Framer Marketplace and click Remix. The project copies into your free Framer account.
  2. Put your real prices in the list for each stylist level.
  3. Add each stylist as a CMS item: photo, level, specialities, bio.
  4. Point the booking form at your inbox, or swap it for a link to your booking tool.
  5. Replace the demo photos with your own.
  6. Connect your domain in Site Settings, Domains, and publish.

More in how to use a Framer template and Framer setup.

If Fringe is not the shape you want

For a skin or aesthetics clinic rather than a salon, Dermis (free) lists every treatment with its sessions, weeks to a result and price.

Cost of a live Framer site

The template is free. A domain is about $10 a year. A Framer site plan, which includes hosting, is only needed to connect your domain and remove the Framer badge. Detail in how much a Framer website costs.

Further reading

Hair salon website: show the price and the stylist · Should you show prices on your website? · Framer templates for hair salons · Best Framer templates by use case

COMMON QUESTIONS

Is Fringe really free?

Yes. Fringe is free to remix from the Framer Marketplace, and the licence covers unlimited published sites, client work included.

Can clients book online?

Fringe has a booking request form that sends the details to you. If you already use a booking tool, link to it from the Book button instead.

Can I add or remove stylists?

Yes. Stylists are CMS items, so adding one is a form with a photo, level, specialities and bio, and it gets its own page.

Do I need a paid Framer plan?

Only to connect your own domain and remove the Framer badge. Editing and publishing on a free Framer link work on the free plan.