Your shop already works. Your website should look like it.

Websites for barbershops, auto shops, tattoo studios, salons, nail bars and restaurants in Portland and San Jose. One price, paid once. Nothing is paid until you have approved the finished site.

nate@finial.studio

Work

Ten of thirty-nine sites, each built for a real shop before anyone asked.

Section of a restaurant website: a drawn bowl of beef noodle soup on red, with each ingredient named and described down the right.
Restaurant Portland
The bowl, drawn and labelled.
Section of a barbershop website: three haircuts photographed in the chair, under the heading straight off our chairs.
Barbershop San Jose
The lookbook, shot in the shop.
Section of an auto repair website: a drawn front disc brake beside the list of services, tires, brakes, diagnosis and general repair.
Auto repair Portland
The services, with the front brake drawn for the page.
Section of a tattoo studio website: three colour tattoos photographed on the arm, a galaxy piece, a mermaid and fine line work.
Tattoo studio San Jose
The work, one client at a time.
Section of a hair salon website: a photograph of the handwritten price board beside the same prices set in type.
Hair salon Portland
The price board on the wall, and the same prices set in type.
Section of a piercing studio website: a drawn ear with twelve placements marked in gold, beside the words twelve places on one ear.
Piercing and tattoo Portland
The ear map: where it goes, how long it heals.
Section of an auto repair website: a lowered red pickup and the bay, under the heading the portfolio parks out front.
Auto repair San Jose
The portfolio parks out front.
Section of a barbershop website: five fades photographed in the shop, black and white, under the heading every cut here is one of theirs.
Barbershop Portland
Every cut here is one of theirs.
Section of a hair and nail salon website: four photographs of sets and cuts under the heading done here, not downloaded.
Hair and nails San Jose
Sets and cuts photographed at the salon’s own tables.
Section of a barbershop website: the price list set in type beside a photograph of the shop’s letter board.
Barbershop San Jose
The letter board by the register, verbatim.

None of these shops has said yes yet, and a shop that has not said yes is not a client. So the names are left off.

How it works

  1. One price, paid once.
  2. Nothing is paid until you approve the finished preview.
  3. Live within three business days of your yes.
  4. You buy the domain in your name. The files and logins are yours.
  5. Maintenance is optional. It is never required.

One person

Finial is Nathan Bennett. He builds every site himself and reads every email.

There is nobody between you and the person doing the work.

Get in touch

nate@finial.studio

Send the name of your shop. That is enough to start.

A person answers. There is no form.