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a nail tech website made from your nail feed

WIPE turns your Instagram into a website for your nail business: gel, builder gel, extensions, acrylic fills and nail art with prices, your best sets, your policies and a Book button, at a web address of your own. See it free before you pay anything.

See my site freeFree to build and preview. No card. $39/month to publish, cancel anytime.

how it works

  1. Type your Instagram handle

    WIPE reads your public profile: your bio, your photos and what you offer. No password, and nothing is ever posted for you.

  2. See your site, free

    In seconds you see it with your services, prices, photos and hours. Tap anything to change it, or tell WIPE what to change in your own words.

  3. Publish and put it in your bio

    Pick your address, publish for $39/month, and add the link to your Instagram bio. Cancel online any time.

What clients check before they book a nail tech

Nail clients book with their eyes. She scrolls your sets, finds the style she wants, and then needs two answers fast: how much will this cost, and when can I come. If your price list is a blurry story highlight and your openings are "DM me", a lot of people stop there.

She searches too: "gel x near me", "nail tech near me", "acrylic fill near me", "nail art near me", "builder gel manicure". A website with your services, your area and your prices is what Google can show for those searches.

What your nail site shows

  • Your menu with prices: gel manicure, builder gel or structured manicure, soft gel extensions, acrylic full set and fill, pedicures, removal and soak-off. WIPE finds them in your bio and captions; you change anything with a tap.
  • How you price art, in plain words: included simple art, then by level or per nail, so nobody is surprised at the end.
  • Your best sets from your feed, chosen by you.
  • Your policies: how long a fix is free, what a soak-off from another tech costs, late arrivals and notice to cancel.
  • Your area, not your home address, if you work from a home studio.
  • A Book button, a Text me button and your hours.

Inspo pics without the DM chaos

Most nail bookings start with a picture. Tell clients on your site to book the base service plus an art level, then text you their inspo from the Text me button. You see the picture, she has her time, and nobody waits three days for a reply to "how much for this?".

Every client who books gets an email confirmation and a reminder the day before. You get the request by email, and you can text a client from the dashboard in one tap.

Fills, rebooking and your regulars

Fills and full sets are separate services with their own prices, so a client coming back in a few weeks books the fill, not the set. Say on your menu how many weeks a fill covers, and what happens after that.

WIPE takes no commission and doesn't list you on a marketplace next to other nail techs. Your client list is yours to download. Already booking through an app? Paste its link and your site's Book button opens it.

What WIPE doesn't do yet

WIPE doesn't take deposits or card payments, and it doesn't send automatic texts: reminders go by email. If you need a deposit for long art sets, keep it in your booking app or ask for it by Venmo or Zelle, and write it into your policy.

questions

What should a nail tech website have?

Your services with prices, how you charge for art, your best sets, your policies, your area and hours, and an easy way to book or text you. WIPE builds all of it from your Instagram.

How much does it cost?

Building and previewing your site is free, no card. Publishing is $39/month, everything included, no commission. Cancel online any time, with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Can clients send me inspo pictures?

Yes. The Text me button on your site opens a text to you, so she can send the picture straight to your phone.

Can I hide my home address?

Yes. Show your city or area and keep your street private.

Do I have to stop using my booking app?

No. Paste its link into WIPE and your site's Book button opens it.

How should I list nail art prices?

However you already charge: simple art included, then by level, or per nail. Write it as its own line on your menu with a short note, so a client can tell the total before she books and text you a picture if she isn't sure.

free tools and guides

Thinking about a booking app instead? See booking apps for beauty pros, compared, or how WIPE turns your Instagram into a website.