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The establishment's page

The salon's identity card: presentation, legal information, amenities, where you work, your rules stated upfront. Filled in once, reused everywhere.

Updated on 11 September 2026 1 min readBy the Buiiild teamBeginner
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What you declare here feeds your site, your directory listing and your documents. Filled in once, it's reused everywhere — and fixed once, fixed everywhere.

The establishment's page.
The establishment's page.

Your presentation

Your presentation, in three sentences.
Your presentation, in three sentences.

The paragraph a client reads when discovering you. Say what you do best and for whom, in three sentences: long texts don't get read.

Legal name, billing address, the manager's email. They appear on your legal notices and on your invoices: a mistake here ends up on accounting documents.

Your amenities

"Your amenities: only tick what you genuinely have."
"Your amenities: only tick what you genuinely have."

Parking, wheelchair access, wifi, card payment. Only tick what you genuinely have: a client in a wheelchair who finds three steps won't come back, and will say so.

Where you work

At the salon, at home, or both. If you travel, the service area avoids requests from the other end of the region.

Your rules, stated upfront

Your rules, stated upfront.
Your rules, stated upfront.

Late arrivals, cancellation, hygiene: write them here and they show before booking. A rule announced beforehand is accepted; the same rule sprung at the counter becomes an argument.

Frequently asked questions

What should I write in my presentation?

Three sentences: what you do best, and for whom. Long texts don't get read by visitors in a hurry.

Do I need to tick every amenity on offer?

No, only the ones you genuinely have. A client in a wheelchair who finds three steps won't come back, and will say so.

Can I offer at-home services?

Yes: choose "at home" or "both", and set a service area to avoid requests from too far away.

What are the rules stated upfront for?

A rule about late arrivals, cancellation or hygiene announced before booking is accepted. The same rule sprung at the counter becomes an argument.

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