Salon & barbershop website
One Link That Fills Chairs
Put your services, prices, booking link, gallery, and reviews on a free salon website clients can read in 30 seconds — with your own domain, a QR for the window and mirrors, and zero commissions or builder fees.
Drag & drop price-list files, shop photos, or html page here
or use an
Or publish directly from your favorite AI tools
Claude
ChatGPT
Cursor
Grok
GeminiThe result
Clients decide to book in 30 seconds
Services, prices, booking link, gallery, and reviews on one fast page — readable on a phone outside your shop, no app or marketplace account needed.
Velvet & Blade Studio
Salon · Barbershop · Est. 2016
Cuts · Colour · Balayage · Fades · Beard trims
Women’s cut from $45 · Skin fade $30 · Price list (PDF)
Book online · Fresha / Booksy / call link
22 Rose Lane · Tue–Sat 9am–7pm · Walk-ins welcome
Fresh fades & lived-in blonde — see the gallery
4.9 ★ · 800+ five-star reviews
Saturday slots updated today · Opens instantly, no app needed
Why salons do this
A website your staff can actually keep current
Not a $1,500 agency site still showing last year's prices. Not a marketplace profile that takes a cut. One page the front desk updates in minutes.
Clients google prices before they book
“How much is balayage near me? Do they take walk-ins? Can I book online?” A salon or barbershop website answers all three in under a minute — before the searcher picks the shop down the street.
Instagram alone loses bookings
No price list Google can read, no book button a new client can find in one tap, no hours in search results. Social profiles rent you attention; a website you own turns it into chairs filled.
Marketplaces take a cut of every booking
Booking marketplaces and their commissions eat your margin on every appointment. Your own page links straight to your booking tool — the platform takes the booking, not a percentage.
Printed price lists go stale fast
Reprinting service menus every time colour or fade prices move costs money and time. Host the price list online once, update it in seconds, and the window QR, Google listing, and regulars all see the current version.
One stylist can run it
No WordPress plugins, no agency retainer, no developer on call. Whoever updates the appointment book can update the site — and hand it to the next manager without a training course.
“How much for a cut and colour?”
The most-asked question every salon gets. A salon website answers it before the phone rings — and adds a Book button right below.
What to include
Everything a new client — and a regular — looks for
The six sections every effective salon or barbershop website has. Start with services, prices, and booking; add the rest as you go.
Services clients search for
Cuts, colour, balayage, keratin, fades, beard trims, waxing — every service on one readable page so Google and first-time clients find exactly what they want.
Price list that stays current
Women’s cut, men’s cut, root touch-up, full head highlights — as a fast PDF or a simple page. Change a price once and the window QR, Google listing, and regulars all see it live.
Tap-to-book link
Link your existing booking tool (Fresha, Booksy, Vagaro, Calendly, or a tap-to-call number) with one prominent Book button. Your page sends the booking; the tool handles the calendar.
Gallery that sells the chair
Ten sharp before-and-afters beat a thousand adjectives. Show fades, lived-in blonde, and the shop interior — compressed to load fast on mobile data outside your door.
Reviews & stylists
Star rating, short client quotes, and who does what — colour specialist, senior barber, junior stylist — so new clients book the right chair with confidence.
Hours, location & contact
Opening hours, walk-in policy, address with parking notes, and tap-to-call number. Link it from Google Maps and Instagram so clients arrive calm, not lost.
Drops vs website builders vs booking marketplaces
Builders charge monthly for features a salon never touches, and marketplaces take a cut of every booking. For services, prices, and booking, a one-page site does the job for free.
| Feature | FreeSite on Drops | Website builder$17–$30/mo | Marketplace onlycommission / booking |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clients find services & prices in seconds | buried in app | ||
| Works with your existing domain | |||
| Price updates live, no reprinting | request support | ||
| Links your own Fresha / Booksy / Vagaro booking | their checkout | ||
| Commission on bookings | $0 | $0 | Per-booking cut |
| Updated by front desk in minutes | varies | ||
| Yearly cost for a small shop | $0 | $200–$360+/yr | Hundreds in fees |
Everything included
Built for front desks, not web agencies
The features a salon or barbershop website actually needs — without the builder subscription or the per-booking marketplace cut.
Live before the Saturday rush
Drop in your service list, price-list PDF, and booking link at app.drops.sh and publish in minutes. Add a new stylist or a holiday offer and it is live before the next appointment.
Your shop name in the URL
velvetandblade.drops.sh free, or connect the domain you already own — your shop keeps the address regulars know, now pointing at a page you control with free SSL.
QR codes for window & mirror
Print the auto-generated QR for the shop window, the mirror, and take-home cards. Passersby scan it for services, prices, and booking — the same page Google sends them to.
Price lists as fast, readable PDFs
Upload your full service menu with a built-in viewer. Clients read it on any phone — no login, no marketplace account, no pinching a blurry Instagram screenshot.
Price changes in seconds
Colour prices up? New fade tier? Edit the page between clients and everyone — in the chair or on Google — sees the current version. No reprinting, no developer.
See what clients actually open
View tracking shows whether visitors open the price list, the booking link, or the gallery — so you know whether to update photos, prices, or the Book button.
How it works
From outdated profile to a real salon site
Set it up once. Every price and gallery update after that takes minutes.
01
Gather what you already have
Service list, current price list file, a few chair and interior photos, and your booking link. Most of it is on your phone already.
02
Build the page
Drop your files in at app.drops.sh and shape the sections. A quiet morning between clients, not an agency project.
03
Publish & connect
Go live on yourshopname.drops.sh with free SSL — or connect your own domain. Link it from Google Maps, your Instagram bio, and review profiles.
04
Share it at the shop
Print the QR for the window and mirror, announce the link once, and update prices and gallery photos in seconds every month after.
Publish with your agent
Your favorite AI agent can publish to Drops
Drops speaks MCP — the standard way AI agents connect to tools. Connect Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT, Grok or Gemini once, and any of them can build pages and publish them to your drops.sh site for you.
ClaudeChatGPTCursorGrokGeminiDrops
One key connects them all · you.drops.sh
1.Create an API key
Sign in at app.drops.sh/account and create a key. Think of it as a password just for your agent — you can revoke it anytime.
2.Connect your agent
In your agent’s settings, add Drops as a tool and paste your key. One-time setup, about a minute — we show you exactly what to copy.
3.Ask it to publish
'Create our salon site with the price-list PDF, services, and Fresha booking link, deploy it to drops, and give me a QR code for the window.' Your agent builds the page, uploads it, and hands you a live link. No dashboard needed.
Try asking your agent
“Create our salon site with the price-list PDF, services, and Fresha booking link, deploy it to drops, and give me a QR code for the window.”
Show the one-time setup snippet
Paste this into your agent’s MCP settings (Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and most tools), replacing the key with yours:
{
"mcpServers": {
"drops": {
"url": "https://api.drops.sh/mcp",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "Bearer drops_live_YOUR_KEY"
}
}
}
}Endpoint: https://api.drops.sh/mcp
FAQ
Owner & manager questions, answered
What independent salons and barbershops ask before publishing their website.
Your salon site is one drop away
Publish it this week, link it from Google Maps, and turn “balayage near me” searches into booked chairs.
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