What a client checks before booking at a spa
- How the place looks and feels. Real, well-lit photos of the space and the treatment rooms. It is the first thing they judge and the one that weighs most.
- What each treatment or package includes. Duration, what is done, and who it is for. “Relaxing massage” is not enough to decide.
- What occasion it suits. A gift, a couples day, a celebration with friends, a midweek break. Many clients search by occasion, not by treatment.
- How easy it is to book. If booking takes a call and a wait, the experience starts badly.
Why relying only on Instagram costs you bookings
- Instagram charms, but it does not organize. Photos attract, but prices, packages, and availability get lost in direct messages that someone has to answer one by one.
- The same questions all day. How much it costs, what it includes, whether there is room on Saturday. Every answer that is not in plain view is a booking that depends on someone replying in time.
- You do not show up on Google. Someone searching for a spa to give as a gift or a spa day for two finds whoever has a website.
What a spa's website should have
- A headline that conveys the experience and says where you are.
- Real photography of the space, with good light. It is the most profitable investment on the site.
- Treatments and packages with duration, description, and price or starting price.
- One section per occasion: gift, couples, groups, and events.
- Gift certificates, if you offer them.
- Booking by WhatsApp or online, one tap away.
- Location, hours, and clear cancellation policies.
How we build it
We start by understanding what makes your spa different and which clients you want most: couples, companies, tourists, or regulars. We look at where bookings get lost today and build a site that feels like your space: calm, clear, and fast.
Aesthetics matter, but every design decision points to the same thing: that the client books.
Full website or landing page?
If you have several treatments, packages, and gift certificates, you want a full website.
If you promote a specific season, such as Valentine's Day or Mother's Day, a landing page for that promotion converts your ads better.
A one-page landing page or simple site costs $1,170 USD and a multi-page website of up to 5 pages costs $1,870 USD, with a fixed price before we start and a satisfaction guarantee: if you do not like your finished page when you see it, we refund 100% of your payment.
Frequently asked questions
What kind of spa is this for?
For day spas, hotel spas, wellness centers, and massage or aesthetics studios that want to show their experience and receive bookings without depending only on Instagram.
Can gift certificates be sold from the page?
Yes. It can be as simple as a button that starts the purchase on WhatsApp or an online payment, depending on what your operation can handle. We define it with you.
Is it worth showing prices?
At a spa it usually helps. The client compares before writing, and a clear price filters out whoever is not ready and speeds up whoever is.
I already have Instagram. Why do I need a page?
Instagram attracts; your page closes. There the client finds everything in order and books without waiting for a reply, and also finds you on Google when searching for a spa in your city.
What do I need to get started?
A 15-minute call and, if you have them, photos of your space. If you do not have professional photography, we guide you on which photos are needed. The price is fixed before we start.