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A one-page site for groomers who answer the same questions about every breed
Publish the before-and-after coats, the price by breed and size, the vaccination policy and a first-visit form that asks for the breed and the temperament. The no-show fee is taken on your own Stripe, before the slot is promised.
Free plan forever, no credit card. PRO trial, then 12 USD/month.
Fastpage is a one-page website builder for pet groomers, dog sitters and walkers. The page holds before-and-after coats, prices by breed and size, your vaccination and matting policies, and a first-visit form that asks for the breed, the age and the temperament. A no-show deposit is paid on your own Stripe or PayPal. PRO costs 12 USD a month, with no commission on your bookings.
Grooming is booked by phone and DM between appointments, which is the worst possible time to answer a question carefully.
A cockapoo, a shih tzu and a matted golden retriever are three different jobs with three different prices and three different durations. Without a published scale, every new client opens with a price question you have to answer while holding clippers.
The client booked a bath and a trim. The dog arrives with a pelt, the shave-down takes twice the time, and the price agreed on the phone is now a negotiation in front of the owner. A matting policy on the page prevents the argument.
One missed appointment is an hour of your day and a client turned away. A small deposit, refunded on arrival, fixes the incentive without making you look distrustful.
Coats, prices, policies, then one form that asks the breed.
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A before-and-after block per breed, with the timeframe in the caption. It answers the only question a new client actually has: will my dog look like that.
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One service block per size band, or a content list if you groom many breeds. Publish a range where you must, and state what changes it: matting, temperament, a first visit that takes longer.
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The form collects name, email, phone, message and one question you write. Make the question the breed, as a list of the ones you take, and let the message carry age, temperament, vaccinations and the last groom. You reply with a price and a slot.
Each row is a block. The price list is the one worth keeping as a content list, because it changes with the season.
| What it does | The block you use |
|---|---|
| Before-and-after coats, by breed | Before and after |
| Price by breed, size and coat condition | Content list, Services |
| No-show deposit paid on your own Stripe or PayPal | Services |
| Breed, age, temperament and last groom in one form | Form |
| Vaccination, matting and sedation policies | FAQ |
| The grooming process, from arrival to collection | Gallery, Video |
| Opening hours, collection windows and parking | Opening hours, Map |
| Reviews from owners, with the dog's name | Reviews |
| A quick message button for a photo of the coat | Messengers |
| Limited slots before a holiday weekend | Alert, Countdown |
The page, the gallery and the first-visit form work on the free plan, with a monthly limit on collected requests. PRO is for the domain, the reminders and the repeat bookings that keep a grooming diary full.
PRO 12 USD/month, or 120 USD/year. Free plan publishes the page and the form, with a monthly limit on what the form collects.
It does not run a grooming diary, so it will not offer time slots or reschedule a client. It does not store vaccination certificates or medical notes, and it does not replace the kennel software a multi-staff salon needs. What it does is publish the prices and the policies, show the coats, collect the first-visit details and take the no-show deposit.
Short answers, no sales pitch.
They send a request with the breed and the coat condition attached, and you answer with a slot. For a solo groomer this is faster than a booking grid, because the duration of a groom depends on the dog. Full diary software is a different tool.
A service block priced at your no-show fee, paid on your Stripe or PayPal. Some groomers charge it upfront and deduct it from the groom, others charge it only for first visits and new breeds. Both work with the same block.
Yes, and it is the most useful question you can put there. Name, email, phone and message stay as they are, and the question becomes a list of the breeds you accept. Age, temperament and the last groom go in the message.
Publish a range per size band and name what changes it: matting, a nervous dog, a first visit, a breed that needs hand-stripping. Clients accept a range far more easily than they accept a surprise on collection.
Yes, with a different form question. Walkers ask for the postcode and the walk slot, sitters ask for the dates. On marketplaces that take around a fifth of every booking, a page of your own is where repeat clients go once they know you.
A free plan that publishes the page and the first-visit form with a monthly limit, and PRO at 12 USD a month or 120 USD a year.
Six before-and-after pairs, your price bands and the policies. The next client arrives knowing the price and the rules, and the slot is held by a deposit.
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