Bring your salon’s products online
Make it straightforward to browse, choose and buy from your salon.
Sell the products your clients already ask about, offer gift vouchers or build a dedicated nail and beauty shop. The store is planned around what you sell, how you fulfil orders and the experience you want customers to have.
Tell us what your salon needs. Start with a free, no-obligation consultation.
From product to purchase.
A shop built around your way of selling.
Your range
Products, variations and helpful buying information.
Your fulfilment
Delivery, collection and clear order communication.
Your checkout
The right payment options and a tested purchase journey.
For nail salons & independent nail technicians
Projects for salons across Ireland
Your website and accounts stay in your control
The work, in detail
The parts of your shop, working together
Start with the range and functions you need now, with a structure that can accommodate agreed future additions.
01
Product pages with useful detail
Product descriptions, photographs, sizes, shades and other relevant options, organised so customers can make an informed choice. Information such as suitability and usage comes from the product details you supply.
02
Categories that make sense
A catalogue organised around how customers shop: for example, nail care, hand care, aftercare or gift sets. Filters and variations are planned around the actual range, not added simply to make the shop look bigger.
03
Payments and checkout
Configuration of the selected payment provider and a checkout suited to your market. The agreed work includes checking the ordering journey, payment status and the customer emails associated with a purchase.
04
Delivery and salon collection
Shipping zones, rates and collection options based on where you sell and how you fulfil orders. Customers see the available choices before completing a purchase, with clear collection instructions where needed.
05
Gift vouchers, when they fit
A voucher setup can be included with agreed delivery and redemption rules. Selling a voucher online and redeeming it in a separate salon booking system are different tasks, so compatibility is checked first.
06
Day-to-day shop management
An editable product catalogue and access to orders, stock and the agreed shop settings. The handover covers the routine tasks you will carry out, while additional integrations can be scoped separately.
Choose your starting point
A small range can be the right first step.
A salon selling a few aftercare products needs a different shop from a nail supplier with hundreds of shades and product variations. We establish the number of products, who they are for and which information customers need before deciding how to organise the store.
Your shop can sit within an existing website where the setup supports it, or be developed as a separate project. Product imports, customer data and existing order history are assessed before any migration is promised.
Keep bookings and orders clear
One salon, different customer journeys.
An appointment, a physical product and a gift voucher each have their own steps. The site should make those differences clear rather than send every visitor through the same checkout.
Before adding an integration, we check what your booking and payment providers allow. That includes whether vouchers can be redeemed across systems and whether you need delivery, collection or both. A direct booking link may remain the simplest option for appointments.
From first conversation to delivery
How we approach your project
01
Plan the range
We agree products, variations, fulfilment, payment needs and any existing data that must be considered.
02
Build the store
The catalogue, product pages, basket and checkout are developed alongside the agreed payment and delivery configuration.
03
Test the journey
The planned ordering routes and notifications are checked before launch, followed by the agreed store-management handover.
Know what is included before the shop is built
The quote reflects catalogue size, design, data preparation and integrations. Payment-provider charges, delivery costs, hosting and paid extensions are separate where applicable. Customer policies and product information must reflect your actual selling arrangements; specialist legal or product-compliance advice is not part of shop development.
A few useful answers
Before you get started
Know what to expect, what is included and where the limits are.
Can I begin with only a few products?
Yes. A focused catalogue is a reasonable starting point when it matches your salon’s capacity. We can plan the categories and product setup so the agreed range can be expanded later.
Can clients buy online and collect at the salon?
Yes, salon collection can be included in the scope. We agree how available stock, collection details and customer notifications should work alongside any delivery options.
Can the shop sell gift vouchers for appointments?
It can, with the right voucher setup. We first check how vouchers will be issued, tracked and redeemed. Compatibility with an external booking provider is not assumed, and redemption rules need to be clear.
Can you add a shop to my existing website?
Often, but the current platform, hosting, design and required payment options must be reviewed first. The recommendation may be an extension of the site or a more substantial rebuild where the existing setup is unsuitable.
Are payment fees included in the project price?
Payment providers normally have their own charges and terms. The project quote separates development from third-party costs and identifies which services you will need to maintain.
Will the shop automatically attract customers?
A working shop and a plan to reach buyers are separate things. Relevant SEO, Google Ads or Facebook and Instagram advertising can be discussed after the catalogue and buying journey are ready.
Free consultation
What would you like to sell online?
Start with a free consultation about your salon’s needs. Send a brief description of your products, approximate catalogue size and whether you need delivery, salon collection or gift vouchers. An existing website link is useful too.
Services by netPOINT · Tomasz Kuciapski. Delivered remotely, with scope and cost agreed before work begins.