For nail salons · free to look, pay only to publish
Gel, acrylic, BIAB, a full set, a soak-off, a pedicure — with what each one costs and how long it takes. That is the page your next client is trying to find, and most nail salons have it trapped in a photograph on a story. Type your salon name and your town, and we build the page. Looking is free.
§ 01 — what the page has to do
Nail work is priced by service and by length, and clients know it. They want the list before they message you, because nobody enjoys asking the price. Give them the list and the message you get is already a booking. Withhold it and the message you get — if you get one — is “hiya how much for gel x”, and you answer the same question forty times a week.
Every service you offer, in your own groups, with the price beside it. Infills separate from a new set. Soak-off stated. Extras listed rather than implied. It takes you one message to send us and it saves you forty.
Your hours as text, including late nights and the day you close. Not a graphic — a graphic cannot be read by a search engine, and it cannot be read at all by somebody squinting at a phone on a bus.
A form that asks what they want and when they are free, arriving in your inbox with a way to reply. And your number one tap away for the ones who would rather just ring.
Everything above comes from what you type and what you send us. Nothing is written on your behalf — no reviews, no claims about your business, no numbers you did not give us. Build mine — free
A price screenshotted onto a story is a price nobody can find on Thursday.
§ 02 — the proof
Marlowe & Fern is a complete salon site — four chairs, Portland, Oregon — built on exactly the layout a nail salon gets: a grouped, priced service menu at the top of the page, hours, an about section, and an appointment form that works. It is running live. Open it, scroll all of it, and then judge whether your list would look right in it.
DEMO-SALONMarlowe & Fern · demonstration build
Three groups, eight services, a price on every one. Swap the words for gel, acrylic and pedicure and you are looking at your own page. That is the point of showing you a finished one instead of describing it.
Open it on your own phone openhousesites.com/app/for/marlowe-fern-portland-or Marlowe & Fern is a demonstration business — a hair salon, built to show the same grouped price list and the same booking path a nail salon gets. The address is live. The salon was invented for it.
Yours gets built the same way, with nail salons in mind instead of somebody else's trade. Build mine — free
§ 03 — the bill
Starts at
59 US dollars per month
Cancel any time, by email.
Or pay once — $599, and no monthly fee. $599 is about ten months of $59, and it covers twelve. Twelve months of the monthly plan comes to $708, so paying once keeps $109 in your pocket and leaves nothing to cancel. In pounds: £499 once, against £588 over a year. You choose at the moment you publish, not before.
14 days to change your mind Full refund, no reason required — on one email to contact@openhousesites.com. Back to the card that paid it.
Build my site — freeNothing is charged while you look. The payment button only appears once your site exists and you have read it.
No retainer. No lock-in. After the first year, keep it with us or take it anywhere you like — it is yours. And none of it costs anything until you say publish.
§ 04 — straight answers, for nail salons
No. The build form takes three services to get you started, and after that you send us the whole list — every service, every group name, every length variant — and we put it on. One full round of changes is included when you publish, so the list you go live with is the list you actually charge.
It helps with the part of the day you hate. The site answers “how much” and “when are you open” without you, so the messages that reach you are from people who already know both and are asking for a slot. Keep the Instagram for the work — it is the best portfolio you will ever have. Put the prices somewhere findable.
It gives you the things Google needs in order to be able to find you: a page of your own with your salon name, trade and town in the title, your hours and address written as text, and local business schema describing all of it. We cannot promise a position — nobody honestly can, and anybody who does is selling you something. What we can do is make sure there is a page to rank, which is the part most salons are missing.
From $59 a month, or £49 in the United Kingdom, cancelled with one email whenever you want. Or pay once: $599 — £499 — which covers the first twelve months with no monthly fee. That is about ten months of $59, and it covers twelve. Either way: your own domain connected, hosting and SSL, the working contact form and one round of revisions. Fourteen days to change your mind after you pay, refunded in full.
§ 05 — not your trade?
Whatever you do, the front door is the same one: the Openhouse home page, or type your trade straight into the form and we build from that.
Free to look · pay only to publish
That is genuinely the whole thing. Two fields here, your town on the next screen, and we build your nails site. You read all of it, on your own phone, on your own time — and then you decide whether it is worth $59 a month.
Then your site already exists. The link in that email opens it — or type your access code in here.
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