Belgrave's cakes already stop people mid-scroll. What their page couldn't do was tell a follower what one costs, how far ahead to book, or how to tell "a dozen cupcakes" from "my wedding cake" — so admiration rarely turned into an enquiry.
The concept adds prices from £48 to £395, a timeline for every occasion, and one simple form in place of the back-and-forth DMs.
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No prices. No address. No way to know if there's a chair free this week. A studio built on serious colour work was running entirely on an Instagram bio — invisible to anyone who wasn't already following.
This version puts real prices from £55, ten years and five stylists' worth of work, and one-tap contact exactly where a stranger can find them.
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Anyone can say "we clean carpets well." What actually convinces someone to book is seeing it — a real before/after, a real price, a form that replaces the back-and-forth entirely.
So this concept leads with the before/after slider, prices from £49 a room, and a quote form with no DMs required.
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Lumiclean is the kind of business where the owner still answers every message personally — but their only page online was in English, with no prices and no way for a Ukrainian-speaking customer to read it in their own language.
This concept adds a built-in EN/UA toggle, real prices from £35, and a quote form in place of DMs.
View the concept siteStatic, dynamic or bilingual — tell me what's missing, and I'll build the concept before you commit to anything. Same 3–5 day turnaround, same fully editable handover. Message me in English, українською or по-русски — all three work.