Web Design that fits salons, spas & med-spas
EVOTECH builds web design specifically for salons, spas & med-spas — because what wins customers in this field isn't what wins them anywhere else. We're a Houston-area team that designs and builds it in-house.
A salon, day spa, or med-spa lives and dies by its appointment book, and these days most of those appointments start on a phone screen — often after business hours, when nobody is at the front desk to pick up. What this industry needs first is real online booking that shows each stylist's, esthetician's, or provider's actual availability, lets a client pick a service and add-ons, and books the slot instantly without a round of phone tag or Instagram DMs. Tied to that, you need automated reminders and deposit or card-on-file protection, because a no-show or a same-day cancellation is a chair that can't be resold and revenue that's simply gone for the day.
How we work
We keep it simple and we keep you in the loop. No disappearing for six weeks, no surprise invoices, no jargon you need a translator for.
You're never handed a mystery at the end. You see the design before we build it and a live preview before we launch it.
- We start with a short conversation about your business, your customers, and what a win looks like
- We design the pages, share them with you, and adjust before the build is final
- We build on real frameworks — Next.js and React — the same tools behind large modern sites
- You review a live preview, we refine, then we launch
- You own the site and the code when we're done — no hostage situations
Problems we fix for salons, spas & med-spas
- Booking still runs through phone calls and DMs, so after-hours clients give up and the front desk stays buried
- No-shows and same-day cancellations leave empty chairs with no deposit or reminder system to protect the slot
- Outdated or missing photo galleries, so the site doesn't reflect the quality of the work you actually do
- A big Instagram following that never converts because there's no clean path from a post to a booked appointment
- Not showing up in local map results when people search for services in your area
- For med-spas: marketing that blurs beauty and medical claims, creating compliance and trust risk
Web Design services
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Frequently asked questions
Will an online booking system replace my front desk or force me to change how I run my schedule?
No. It's built around how your shop already works — your providers, your services, your hours, and your rules for buffers, deposits, and cancellations. It handles the after-hours and self-service bookings so your team spends less time on the phone, while you keep full control to block time, adjust availability, or book someone in manually. We'll set it up to match your current process, and pricing is quoted after a free consultation once we see how your calendar and team are structured.
How much does a website cost?
It depends on what you need — a clean five-page site for a service business is a different project than an online store with hundreds of products. Rather than quote you a number that turns out to be wrong, we'll talk through your goals in a free consultation and give you a clear, itemized quote before any work starts. No pressure, no surprise charges later.
How long does it take to build?
That depends on the size of the site and how ready your content is — a simple business site moves faster than a full store or a large custom build. The biggest variable is usually how quickly you can get us your text, photos, and feedback. We give you a realistic timeline in your quote and keep you posted as we go, instead of vanishing until launch day.