Your booking website. Built from your services.

A salon website built from the services you already run

The site has seven pages: Home, Services, About, Team, Gallery, Reviews and Contact. There is no second service menu to write for the website. The Services page reads the services you set up in the dashboard, so a treatment you add, rename or retire there changes on the site too. Team works the same way and shows each staff member with the hours they work.

• Home: your hero image, an introduction and a preview of the pages below
• Services: your live service list, from the same setup that drives booking
• About: your story, in as many or as few sections as you like
• Team: your staff, with the roles and hours already set for each
• Gallery: photos of your space and your work
• Reviews: your reviews, on your own site
• Contact: how to reach you and where to find you

This is for appointment businesses: salons, clinics and spas. A restaurant or venue's public page is the booking page itself.

Draft, preview, then publish page by page

Each of the seven pages keeps two versions, a draft and a published copy. Editing in the dashboard only changes the draft, so visitors keep seeing the published page while you work.

Preview shows the page exactly as a visitor will see it. Rewrite your About story, swap a hero photo or rework the Gallery over a few sessions, and check the real layout before anything goes live.

Publishing happens one page at a time, and only an admin can publish. The site counts as live once any page has been published, even if the other six are still on the generated defaults. Put up Services and Contact on day one and come back for About and Team when the photos and words are ready. Nothing looks broken in the meantime.

Your colours, photos and words

Every page starts from generated defaults, so it looks complete before you touch it, and every page takes your own heading and intro in their place. About also takes a longer story in as many named sections as you want. Leave a field blank and the default stays, so you can finish one page today and the rest later.

• One site-wide look that sets the palette across all seven pages
• Hero photos, with control over where the image sits so a face or product is not cropped out
• Your own heading and intro on any page, or the default if you leave it
• Story sections on About, each with an optional subheading
• Your social profiles linked from the site
• A search title and description for each page, for Google results and shared links
• Pages you can hide, leave out of the menu or reorder

A website with a booking system built in

Every page runs on the same booking engine as your dashboard. There is no separate signup, plugin or embed code joining the two. Someone reading your About page or scrolling the Gallery is one click from your booking page, looking at the same availability your staff see on the calendar.

When a slot fills or a service is switched off, the site shows it, because it reads the same booking data. Bookings made from the site follow the same rules as any other booking.

Using your own domain name

On Solo and Growth your site lives at a shared gaplessly.com address. The own web address option, included on Pro and an add-on for A$14.99 a month on Solo and Growth, gives it its own gaplessly.com subdomain when you publish, and lets an admin connect a domain you already own.

Website analytics is included on Pro, with 14 months of history. It shows visits, popular pages, referrers and devices for your public pages.