A website as good as the work you do — ready this week.
I design it, build it, host it, set up your Google profile, and make every change you text me. $50 a month, everything in. No setup fee, no contract, first draft in about 48 hours.
You already know how this goes. Someone finds your work on Instagram, loves it, then can't work out what you charge, where you are, or how to get in. So they don't. That's the leak a website plugs — and it's the only reason to have one.
This is what $50 a month looks like.
Three sites I built to show you the standard. Tap any of them — they're live.
Everything to get found and get booked — handled for you.
A site you're proud of
Designed around your brand, built for phones first — so the link in your Instagram bio finally goes somewhere good.
Your own domain
yoursalon.com, registered in your name and managed for you. No wrestling with GoDaddy — it just works.
Timely edits
New prices, holiday hours, fresh photos, a service added or dropped — text me and small changes like those are usually live the same day. No dashboards to learn.
Your Google profile, done right
I set up and tidy your Google Business Profile so your hours, services, photos and phone number are actually correct when someone looks you up.
Enquiries hit your phone
Your contact form texts you the second someone asks about an appointment — so you can reply while they're still deciding. It works alongside whatever you book with.
More 5-star reviews
A one-tap link that sends happy clients straight to your Google reviews — the flywheel that fills your chair.
What this price is and isn't
$50 buys a simple site, done properly — up to about five pages covering your services, prices, gallery, hours and contact. That's what almost every salon actually needs, and it's what this price is built around.
I don't build complicated sites at this price. No online stores, no custom booking or membership systems, no client logins, no twenty-page builds. Those are real projects, and pretending $50 a month covers them is how I'd end up doing a bad job for both of us.
So if that's what you're after, say so on the form. I'll quote it properly or tell you straight that I'm not your guy — I'd rather turn you down in week one than let you down in month three.
How can it possibly be this cheap?
Fair question. Most agencies charge $2,000 up front and $200 a month because everything is done slowly, by hand. I use AI to do the heavy lifting on the build, which takes days of work down to hours — so I can charge one honest, flat $50 a month and still hand you something you're proud of. A person still designs it, checks it and answers your texts. That person is me. No big setup fee to hide costs in, no affiliate hosting kickbacks, no surprise upsells. What you see is the entire deal. Cancel any time, no hard feelings.
$50 a month is about one Chipotle bowl a week.
And one new client covers months of it. Book a single $150 facial, balayage or fresh set off the back of your site and you're paid up into next year. It works while you're asleep and while your hands are full.
If your clients book by appointment, this is built for you.
There are 25 founding spots at $50.
The cap is on purpose. Every site is designed, built and answered by me personally, and I'd rather do 25 exceptionally than a hundred adequately. The founding rate exists to fill those spots fast — the day the 25th one goes, $50 retires with it. I still won't take everyone: if what you need is bigger than this covers, I'll tell you on day one. Here's what claiming a spot gets you.
$50 locked in for life
$50 is the founding rate, not the price. It ends when the 25th spot fills or on September 30, 2026 — whichever comes first. Claim a spot and you keep $50 for as long as you stay, even as everyone after you pays more. And they will.
You text the person who built it
Not a ticket queue, not a chatbot in another timezone. The person who designs your site is the person who answers you.
30 days, money back
Don't love your site? Tell me within 30 days and I refund every dollar — no forms, no "let me transfer you." I'd rather lose $50 than have your name on something you're not proud of.
I started Lone Star Sites after watching an ad promise Texas business owners a free website. Free — and then a hosting signup that quietly costs more per year than this does. I'd rather just tell you the price.
So here it is: $50 a month, everything in, leave whenever you want. Only 25 businesses will ever get that number — everyone after them pays what the work is actually worth. That's the whole pitch.
No meetings, no briefs, no calendar links.
You apply — 2 minutes
Six quick questions. Your business name, what you do, and where you are. That's the whole form.
I text you within the hour
Between 9am and 8pm, Texas time. I'll ask what you offer, your prices and hours, and for any photos or logo you already have.
You see it, then it goes live
First draft about 48 hours after you send me your details. You tell me what to change, I change it, and it goes live on your own domain.
The catch, the cost, and everything else.
What does it cost — really?
$50 a month, flat. That covers design, hosting, your domain, Google Business Profile setup and your edits. No setup fee, no contract, cancel anytime. That is the entire price — there is no tier above it that I'm going to steer you toward later.
Will this mess up my booking system?
No, and I won't ask you to move off it. Whether you're on GlossGenius, Vagaro, Booksy, Square or a paper book, your site links straight to it — your calendar, deposits and client history stay exactly where they are. The site's job is to get someone to that booking button, not to replace it.
How can you charge so little?
Because I use AI to do the heavy lifting on the build. What used to be days of hand-coding is hours, and I pass that on rather than charging agency rates for it. A person — me — still designs it, checks it and answers your texts. Agencies charge thousands up front to cover slow, by-hand work. I don't, so there's no setup fee and no hidden upsells.
What counts as an edit?
The everyday stuff: prices, hours, photos, staff changes, adding or dropping a service, fixing a typo, seasonal promos. Text me and those are usually live the same day, and there's no cap and no per-change fee. A whole new page, a redesign, or a new feature is a bigger job — I'll tell you upfront and quote it rather than quietly stop replying.
Who updates it after it's built?
I do. That's the real difference between this and a free-website offer — those hand you a login, show you how to edit it yourself, and then they're done. Three months later the site still lists last spring's prices, because nobody learns a page builder between a colour and a blowout. Here you text me and it's done, for as long as you're a client.
What if I don't like it?
Tell me within 30 days and I refund every dollar — no forms, no "let me transfer you." You'll also see the site and get changes made before it ever goes live under your name.
How long does it take?
First draft about 48 hours after you send me your details — services, prices, hours and any photos. That last part is the bit that decides the timeline: if you get me your information the same day, most sites are live within the week.
I already have a website. Can you help?
Yep. I build the new one alongside your current site and only flip the switch once you've seen it and said yes. If you've got email running on your domain, tell me upfront so I move it carefully. Same $50, no migration fee.
Do I own it? What if I cancel?
Your domain is registered in your name and your content is yours — if you leave, you take the domain with you and I'll help you move it. No hostage situations. Being straight with you about the one part that isn't yours: the site itself is hosted and maintained by me, so if you cancel it comes down. Give me a heads-up and I'll hand over your content and images so nothing you paid for is lost.
You're one person. What if you disappear?
Fair thing to ask a new business, and I'd rather answer it than dodge it. Your domain is in your name, so the address people find you at is never mine to lose. I keep your site's files exportable, and if I ever stop doing this you'll get them plus your content, not a locked door. This is a real registered business — Really Random Studio, LLC — with a phone number a human answers.
What do you need from me?
Your services and prices, your hours, and any photos or logo you already have. No photos? Phone pictures of your space and your work are usually better than stock, and I'll help you pick them.
Let's build your site.
Tell me a little about your business and I'll text you within the hour, 9am–8pm Texas time. No pressure, no setup fee, no obligation.
- First draft about 48 hours after you send your details
- Founding rate: $50/month, locked for as long as you stay — no setup fee, cancel anytime
- 30-day money-back guarantee
You're in.
Got it — I'll text you within the hour if it's between 9am and 8pm, first thing tomorrow otherwise. Can't wait? Text me at (682) 227-2475.