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SalonBuilder review

#3 of 27 in Salon Website Builders

A focused salon website and management platform with paid plans for individuals and teams.

9.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

SalonBuilder is a web-based website and business-management platform for salons, spas, beauty professionals, booth renters and multi-location businesses. It combines customizable salon websites with service menus, appointment calendars, online booking, provider or staff profiles, client records, marketing tools and reminders. Mobile-optimized pages, custom domains and multi-location website support make it suited to businesses that want core website and appointment functions in one platform.

Pricing is divided between individual providers and full-service salons. The Individual Providers & Booth Renters plan costs $24.95 per month and is designed for people running their own business. It includes an About Me or Profile page instead of Staff, a free 30-day trial and no contracts. The Complete SalonBuilder Membership costs $34.95 per month and adds staff profiles and management tools, a free mobile website, and 100 free text/call credits per month. This plan is aimed at full-service salons and spas, with optional features available separately.

The feature set reaches beyond website publishing: SalonBuilder supports email marketing, promotions, email, SMS and phone reminders, gift certificate and product sales, and client notes. Its ecosystem is narrower, with web listed as the platform and Facebook and YouTube as the listed integrations. That makes it a practical fit for established salons that prioritize website basics, booking and day-to-day client management without requiring broad platform coverage. Businesses seeking a free plan or a wider integration ecosystem should consider an alternative.

SalonBuilder pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Custom websites support booking, domains and mobile-optimized pages.
    • Salon plans include staff profiles, scheduling and client records.
    • Multi-location support, reminders, sales and marketing tools are included.
  • Where it doesn't
    • Platform support is limited to the web.
    • There is no free plan.
    • Integrations listed are Facebook and YouTube.

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