A portfolio, not a feed
Social posts scroll away in a day. Gallery and before/after sections keep your best work in front of clients searching for that exact style.
Your best marketing walks out the door every day. Pendro turns it into a site: galleries and before/afters of real clients, a price list you control, and booking enquiries landing in one inbox instead of scattered across DMs.
Free plan forever. No credit card to start.
Your book fills itself: services with prices, online booking, and your best work on permanent display.
Social posts scroll away in a day. Gallery and before/after sections keep your best work in front of clients searching for that exact style.
A clear price list per service and stylist level, so clients arrive knowing what things cost and you answer the same message less often.
A booking-enquiry form that captures service, stylist, and preferred time, straight to your email. Offers go out through the built-in newsletter.
“Independent hair salon in Glasgow, balayage and colour correction specialists, walk-ins welcome on weekdays”
You get a draft with your services and prices listed, a gallery that holds your work permanently, and an enquiry form that keeps bookings out of your DMs.
It starts from a template made for the trade. Here that is Wellness & Spa, the one rendered live at the top of this page.
Write your own briefAn example, not a live demo. Nothing runs on this page.

Social media shows your work to people who already follow you. Search shows it to people looking for a new salon or barber this week. Someone typing "balayage near me" or "skin fade open Saturday" is ready to book, and they land on whichever local site loads fast and shows the work. Pendro gives your portfolio a permanent home: before/after sliders for transformations, galleries organised by service, and pages that rank for the styles you want to be known for.
The other half of the job is getting admin out of your DMs. A published price list, by service and stylist level, means clients arrive knowing what things cost, so you retype less between appointments. Booking enquiries come through a form capturing the service, preferred stylist, and times that suit, landing in one inbox. When the diary has gaps, the built-in newsletter puts an offer in front of every past client who signed up.
Every plan starts free — see what each plan includes.
Salons and Squarespace are a common pairing, and on looks alone a fair one. The comparison covers the rest: a price list you change between clients, and enquiries that arrive with the stylist attached. Read the full Pendro vs Squarespace comparison, or see how Pendro measures up against Wix, Framer and WordPress.
Clients send a booking enquiry with the service, stylist, and times they want, and it arrives in your email instantly. You confirm by reply or text, so the diary stays yours and there is no commission taken on each appointment.
Instagram reaches your followers; a website reaches people searching for a salon right now. The two work together: your site captures search traffic and turns it into enquiries, while your feed keeps existing clients engaged. Pendro sites link out to your socials from every page.
Yes, in minutes, from your phone. Edit the pricing section, publish, and the new list is live. There are no graphics to export and no designer to message, so the prices on the site are always the ones you charge.
Nothing. The free plan gives you a single-page site with your gallery, price list, and enquiry form on a pendro.co address, with no time limit. Move to a paid plan from $12 a month when you want your own domain.
No card, no time limit. One site free forever, and nothing you change can make it look undesigned.