Free to make and publish
A free website for your nail salon.
Most people find a salon on their phone, check the treatments and the hours, then call. Give them a clean page with your menu, your hours and a number they can tap.
You sign in with your email address. Publishing at a benchlight.page address is free and needs no card.
What a nail salon website needs.
Keep it to one page. These are the things people look for before they get in touch.
Your treatment menu
Manicures, gel, nail art, pedicures. A short line on each helps people choose before they call.
Opening hours
Include late nights, weekends and the days you close.
How to book
Say whether people should call ahead or can walk in when a chair is free.
Where to find you
Your street address, plus a landmark or a parking tip for first visits.
What you’re known for
Natural nails, bold nail art, a quiet hour to yourself. A few words set you apart.
Care after a visit
If clients often ask how to look after gel or nail art, answer it on the page.
Ask Claude, or fill in the starter.
Use whichever is easier. Both save a private draft in your Benchlight account that you can preview and change before anyone sees it.
Ask Claude
Example requestUse Benchlight to make a one-page website for my nail salon, Sunday Nail Studio, at 48 Harbor Road. We do manicures, gel nails, nail art and pedicures. We’re open Tuesday to Saturday, 10am to 6pm, and we take walk-ins when a chair is free. Our phone number is (555) 010-0177.
Add Benchlight to Claude from its connector directory first. Claude asks you to sign in to Benchlight the first time.
Or use the starter on Benchlight
- Business or website name
- Sunday Nail Studio
- Headline
- A little time, just for you.
- About your business
- Manicures, gel nails, nail art and pedicures at 48 Harbor Road. Open Tuesday to Saturday, 10am to 6pm. Call to book, or walk in when a chair is free.
- Services
- Manicure
- Gel nails
- Nail art
- Pedicure
- Phone number
- (555) 010-0177
The starter asks for these details and makes a one‑page site from them. Put in your own.
From draft to a live website.
Make your draft
Ask Claude or fill in the starter. The draft stays private to your account.
Check the preview
Look at it on your phone, fix anything that’s wrong and save a new version.
Publish free
On the draft’s page, choose Publish free. Your site goes live at a free benchlight.page address, with a small Made with Benchlight credit at the bottom.
Each account has one free site, and you can publish newer versions of your draft to it. When you want your own web address, choose Get or use your own domain on the same page. That moves the site to Benchlight hosting, a paid plan, and you see the options before you pick one.
What these sites don’t do
Benchlight sites don’t take bookings. Put your phone number first, and say clearly whether you take walk‑ins. They’re web pages with phone and email links, without contact forms, customer accounts or a store.
Start your nail salon website.
It takes a few minutes, and nothing goes live until you publish it.