Services and prices
Full groom, bath and tidy, puppy intro, hand stripping, nail clips. “From” prices by size or coat so owners know what to expect.
Dog groomers · home salons · mobile vans
A website as good
as your grooming.
Plenty of busy groomers run their whole business from Instagram and a booking link. That works for regulars. New customers searching Google for a groomer near them need a website that shows your prices, your area, your reviews and how to book.
Get your grooming website for £200 ↗What owners want
before they book.
Someone with a matted cockapoo and a busy week wants answers fast. Do you groom their breed? Roughly what does it cost? Are you near them, or do you come to them? Can they book online, or do they need to message? Have other owners been happy?
A Facebook page or Instagram grid answers some of this if they scroll far enough. A website answers all of it on one screen, and Google can show it to people who have never heard of you.
What goes on your site.
Book now button
Links straight to Fresha, Tuft, Savvy Pet or whichever system you use. Or a simple enquiry form if you prefer to chat first.
Before and after gallery
Your own photos of dogs you have groomed, with owners’ permission. This is the page people look at most.
Your area
The towns you cover for a mobile van, or directions and parking for a home or shop salon.
Reviews
Your Google reviews shown on the site, with a link for happy customers to leave more.
Your policies
Late cancellations, matted coats, aggressive dogs, vaccinations. Written once, so you stop explaining them by message.
£200 to build.
£20 a month after.
Grooming websites are part of our Founders’ Offer: up to 5 pages, designed for phones, live in about a week, with your domain registered in your name. You pay the £200 when you are happy with the site and before it goes live.
The £20 a month covers hosting, security, backups and up to 30 minutes of small changes each month, such as new prices, holiday dates or fresh photos. The care plan has a 12-month minimum, then runs month to month.
Just starting
out?
If you are training, or about to leave a salon job to work for yourself, read our guide first. It covers licensing, qualifications, insurance, home salon versus mobile van, startup costs, typical UK prices and how to find your first customers, with sources for every figure.
Questions
groomers ask.
I already take bookings on Instagram. Why do I need a website?
Instagram is good for showing your work, but people searching Google for a groomer near them rarely find an Instagram profile. A website gives Google your services, prices and area in a form it can show in search results, and gives new customers one place to check you before they book.
Can you link the site to my booking software?
Yes. If you use Fresha, Tuft, Savvy Pet, MoeGo or similar, we add a Book now button that goes straight to your booking page. If you do not use booking software yet, we can add a simple enquiry form and help you choose a system later.
I am a mobile groomer. Will the site show my home address?
No. We list the towns and areas you cover instead. Google’s own guidance tells service-area businesses to hide their address on their Business Profile, and we set your website up the same way.
Should I publish my prices?
Usually yes. Owners want to know roughly what a groom costs before they message you. Many groomers publish “from” prices by size or coat type and confirm the final price at the first visit. We lay this out clearly.
Can I use my own photos?
Yes, and they are the most useful thing on a grooming website. Before-and-after photos of dogs you have groomed, with the owner’s permission, do more to win bookings than any stock image.
The £200 Founders’ Offer ↗Starting a grooming business ↗AI tools for small businesses ↗
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