Web design Singapore · nails, lashes & beauty
Your full price list, lookbook and policies on one link. Clients choose a service, pick a preferred slot and tap Book: WhatsApp opens with the service, date and name filled in. Your deposit and cancellation rules are shown before they send.
Between clients you’re replying to “PM for price”. A clear website takes the questions, so your hands stay on the work.
Prices hidden in Instagram highlights mean the same question twenty times a week. A price list by category, from gel manicure and BIAB to lash lifts, answers it once.
An empty slot costs you a whole appointment. Clients take a deposit rule seriously when they’ve seen it before booking, not after.
Your lookbook sits between promo posts and reels. A gallery grouped by style, such as minimal, chrome, French tips, natural or volume lashes, helps clients choose before they arrive.
People search “gel manicure Tampines” or “lash lift Jurong East”. A website with your services and area can appear for searches like these; an Instagram feed rarely does.
Example only: names and prices are illustrative.
Beauty businesses in Singapore are watched closely on pricing and claims. We set up your site to be clear and careful from day one.
We write “typically lasts 3–4 weeks with proper aftercare”, not “guaranteed 6 weeks” or “100% safe”. Results vary, and your site says so. We don’t make health or medical claims for any service.
The price on the site is the price at the counter, with no surprise service charge. If you’re not GST-registered, there’s no GST line at all; if you are, displayed prices include it.
We keep the site to per-service prices and small deposits. If you do sell packages, the validity and refund terms are written next to them, plainly.
Lookbook and before-and-after photos should be your own work, with permission from any client who can be recognised. Stock photos are never presented as your results.
A working sample for a fictional appointment-only lash and nail studio in Punggol: lash extensions, lash lifts, brow lamination and gel nails with final SGD prices, a lookbook, deposit and cancellation policies, and online booking. English with a 中文 toggle.
Each plan includes year one of the .com domain (in your name), hosting and SSL. From year two you pay only the renewal shown. Free homepage mockup first. If you like it, you pay in three parts: a deposit before we start, a second payment when you approve the preview, and the final payment before go-live.
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For a studio menu: price list, lookbook, policies and booking.
Portfolio pricing (until 31 Oct): S$830
Live in 5 working days
Renewal from year 2: S$290/year
For a solo artist with one short price list.
Portfolio pricing (until 31 Oct): S$480
Live in 2–3 working days
Renewal from year 2: S$220/year
Add-ons: Content update S$35 per change · monthly care plan S$40/month · extra page S$120 · Google Business Profile setup S$150 one-time · .sg / .com.sg domain at cost. Portfolio pricing: 30% off the build until 31 October 2026, if we may show your site in our portfolio and you give a short testimonial; renewals and add-ons stay the same, and normal prices apply once three clients have taken it. Every plan and price is on our Singapore price list.
Saffron Kite · web design studio based in Batam, Indonesia · hello@saffronkite.com. Prices are final. Saffron Kite is an overseas business and is not GST-registered in Singapore; we don’t charge GST.
The site sends a booking request with the service and preferred time to your WhatsApp, and you confirm. It isn’t a live calendar that blocks slots automatically, which suits artists whose service times vary.
Next to the Book button and in a short policies section: the deposit amount, how to pay, whether it goes towards the service, how late clients can reschedule, and what happens on a no-show. Clients should see it before they book.
No. The site shows your area and nearest MRT, and the exact unit is sent only with the booking confirmation. If you run a home-based business, check the HDB or URA home-based business rules that apply to you.
Claims that can’t be proven, such as “guaranteed”, “100% safe”, “no damage” or “best in Singapore”, and any health or medical claims. We use careful wording like “typically lasts 3–5 weeks with proper aftercare”.
You can add an optional question with a short note on why you ask. The form only asks for what the appointment needs, never NRIC numbers, and the answers go to your WhatsApp rather than being stored on the website.
Most studios choose Business (S$1,190): up to 5 pages for services, lookbook, policies, about and contact, plus a business email. A solo artist with a short list can start with the Landing page (S$690).
Yes. Send new prices or photos on WhatsApp: S$35 per change, or the S$40/month care plan if you update often.
We submit the site to Google Search Console on launch day and name your services and area clearly on the page. Google usually takes days to a few weeks to show a new site. No one can guarantee a ranking, so be wary of anyone who does.
Send your studio name, your area and the services you offer. We reply with a free homepage mockup, no obligation. We’re a web design studio based in Batam, Indonesia, an hour by ferry from Singapore with just a one-hour time difference, working over WhatsApp, email and video call.
hello@saffronkite.com
