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Salon price list flyer
A salon price list flyer shows the services clients book most, the full price of each and what that price includes, so nobody meets a surprise at the counter. These three examples do that for Marlow Studio, a hair salon open Tuesday to Saturday, cutting one price list three ways. The photo sheet sits at reception with four services on it, from a $45 bond treatment to $210 half head foils, under the line Every price includes the finish. The full table prices seven appointments by length, from 30 minutes at $48 to 150 minutes of balayage at $310, with prices held until 31 December 2026. The third sheet prices the same cut and finish at three stylist levels, $95, $125 and $165.
The 3 designs
The same business laid out three ways, on three templates and three colour themes. Every price, name and time on these was written for this example, so you can judge the layouts on real content rather than placeholder text.
Photo price list
Marlow Studio Price List
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Full price table
Marlow Studio Prices by Appointment Length
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Prices by stylist level
Marlow Studio Prices by Stylist Level
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Building the list before the flyer
Start from the appointment book, not the service menu. List the services clients actually booked last month, then give each one a price that includes everything done in the chair, and write any extra, such as long hair, as a single line that applies everywhere. Put all of that in the prompt, with opening days, hours, phone and booking link, because the generator is told never to invent prices, phone numbers or addresses and leaves out what you do not give it. A colour correction is the service that should not have a printed price, and the table says so: it is quoted in person. A held until date, like 31 December 2026 on the table, tells clients the list is current and gives you a natural point to review it.
Where each sheet earns its place
The photo sheet belongs at reception and on Instagram, because it sells with pictures and has a Book online bar with a web address and a QR code in its footer. The full table belongs by the till and in the booking confirmation email, where a client checks what an appointment covers. The stylist sheet belongs at the mirror stations, where the conversation about who to book next time actually happens. All three are A4 portrait, and each design has its own native layout at A4 Landscape and the six social sizes, so a landscape copy for a small acrylic stand is a new page of the same flyer, not a rotated portrait.
What makes these work
The price says what it includes
The line under the photo sheet's headline removes the question that costs salons the most goodwill, which is whether the blow dry is extra. The table spells it out as the wash, the cut and the finish, and both the table and the stylist sheet print the one surcharge that exists, long hair adds $35 at any level. That is what the ACCC expects of a displayed price: the whole amount, with any extra stated where the client reads the price.
Three sheets, three questions
The photo sheet answers what the salon does, with four services, a photo each and a few words under each name. The full table answers how much for the time I have, which suits the client booking a lunch break. The stylist sheet answers why a director costs more, in years of experience rather than job titles. The Hair and Beauty Industry Award sets minimum pay by classification level, so a higher rate for a more experienced stylist reflects a real difference in cost.
Soft violet keeps the focus on hair
A muted palette lets the photography carry the flyer, which matters when the product is a colour result. The photo grid uses violet for the header, the tags and the booking bar, the table has no photos and uses violet for its header band, and the stylist sheet puts the three prices in large type with two pull quotes beside them, one about the long hair surcharge and one about colour being priced separately.
Questions people ask
Should a salon price list show every service?
On a printed flyer, no. Show the four or five services most clients book, with prices that include the finish, and point to your website or booking page for the rest. A short list gets read at reception; a long one gets skimmed for the cheapest number. The full table here is the exception, because it is organised by appointment length rather than by service name.
How often should a salon reprint its price list?
Whenever a price changes, which for most salons is once or twice a year, and at the held until date if you print one. Because the flyer is saved, you open it, type the new numbers and export again rather than rebuilding it. Undo holds the last 50 steps while it is open. There is no version history drawer, so keep the previous PDF as your record.
Which of these salon designs can carry a booking QR code?
Only the photo price list, whose template ships a QR slot in the footer beside the Book online link. Type your booking address into it and the code is drawn from that. The table and the stylist sheet have no QR slot, and there is no QR tile in Add items, so neither can gain one. Across the whole library, 25 of the 259 flyer designs carry a QR slot.
Should prices be a table or a grid?
A table when every row has the same columns, a grid when each item has an image. The by time design uses a menu style table, and the price grid design uses product cards. Table cells are all left aligned with no per column alignment control, which suits service names and prices well enough.
What is the best size for a price list on a mirror station?
A4 portrait, which all three designs are. There is no A5 canvas and no export scaling, so for a smaller take away card ask the printer to scale the A4 PDF down, which it captures at A4 300 DPI and so holds up at half size. For a small acrylic stand on a shelf, add an A4 Landscape page; each design has a native landscape layout.
How should long hair surcharges appear on a price list?
As one plain line near the prices, with the amount, and the same wording on every sheet. Here it reads long hair adds $35 at any level, on both the table and the stylist sheet. A surcharge that only appears at the counter leaves the displayed price incomplete for the clients it applies to, which is what the ACCC price display guidance warns against, so print it beside the number.
How do I keep prices the same across several salon flyers?
Keep one master list and check every sheet against it before you export, service by service. Where two sheets show a similar service at different prices, either make the numbers match or name the services differently. On these examples the gloss is $48 on both, as Gloss and tone on the photo sheet and in the 30 minute row on the table, and the address reads 14 Ardwick Lane on both.
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