Free salon website builder — with a Book an appointment button
Paste your salon’s Google Maps link and blasa publishes a salon website in minutes: the services and stylists your clients praise, photos, hours, click-to-call and a Book an appointment button linked to the booking page you already use. Free to publish.
Build my website free →How to make your website in 3 steps
- Copy your Google Maps link. Open your business on Google Maps, tap Share and copy the link. How to copy it.
- Paste it on blasa.shop. No account, no card, no template to pick and nothing to write.
- Your website is live in minutes. At
yourbusiness.blasa.shop, written from your real Google reviews, with your photos, hours, phone, map and booking link. Share it, print its QR code and add it as the Website on your Google Business Profile.
What your website includes
- Book an appointment button linked to the booking page on your Google listing (Booksy, Vagaro, Square Appointments, Fresha, Mindbody and others).
- Services from your reviews — balayage, gel nails, lash lifts: what clients actually come back for.
- Stylist praise — clients who name your team, quoted from real reviews.
- Beauty-business structured data with hours, location and rating.
- Click-to-call button — one tap dials you from a phone.
- Get directions to your exact Google Maps place, plus a map on the page.
- Live “Open now” badge and your opening hours, in your time zone.
- What customers love — real quotes and the reasons people choose you, taken from your Google reviews. Nothing invented.
- Photo gallery from your Google listing.
- FAQ section answered from your reviews, marked up so Google and AI assistants can quote it.
- Local SEO built in — LocalBusiness structured data with address, hours and star rating, a sitemap, and an llms.txt for ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini.
- Fast and mobile-first — static pages, no heavy scripts.
- See who contacted you — your dashboard counts taps on Call, Directions and Book.
- Bilingual automatically — reviews mostly in Spanish? The site is built in Spanish and English.
What blasa does not do: online payments or an e-commerce store, its own reservation system (it links to the one you use), a drag-and-drop editor, a contact form.
Real websites built with blasa
blasa compared with other website builders
| blasa | Wix / Squarespace | AI builders (Durable, 10Web…) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What you do | Paste one Google Maps link | Pick a template, write and edit every page | Describe your business, then edit what the AI wrote |
| Where the words come from | Your real Google reviews | You | Generated by AI |
| Call, directions, hours, booking link | Filled in from your listing | You add and maintain them | Partly; you check and edit |
| Time to a live site | A few minutes | Hours to days | Minutes, plus editing |
| Best when | You want a good site and have no time | You want full design control | You want a starting draft to edit |
Free to publish. Paid plans connect your own domain and remove the ad and badge — see pricing · full comparison · read the guide.
Web designer or agency?
The Creator plan builds client websites from their Google Maps links — many a month, published free, upgraded to Pro for the clients who sign and handed over by email.
Questions owners ask
How do I make a website for my salon?
Copy your salon’s Google Maps link and paste it on blasa.shop. blasa builds the site from your listing and reviews and publishes it in a few minutes — no template, no writing.
Can clients book online from the website?
Yes, if your Google listing has a booking link: the site shows a Book an appointment button that opens it. blasa links to your booking tool; it is not a scheduling system itself.
Does it work for nail salons, spas, lash and brow studios?
Yes — any beauty business with a Google Maps listing. Services and wording come from your own reviews.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes, on a paid plan, which also removes the ad and badge. See pricing.