PriceBoardWhat the Nail salon sample includes
Polished Nail Studio (sample)
Manicures: Classic manicure $25 · Gel manicure $40 · Gel removal $10
Pedicures: Classic pedicure $40 · Spa pedicure $55 · Gel pedicure $55
Enhancements: Acrylic full set $55+ · Acrylic fill $40+ · Dip powder $45 · Nail art $5+
The sample uses the Soft style, a tinted panel in rose, with Times headings and Helvetica text. The salon name, phone number and web address are placeholders.
How to organise a nail menu
Nail clients usually decide between hands and feet first, then the finish. That makes three sections a natural start: manicures, pedicures and enhancements (acrylic, gel extensions, dip powder). If you offer a lot of add-ons, such as paraffin, chrome or French tips, give them their own short section instead of crowding the main services.
Notes do a lot of work on a nail menu. Use them for what a spa pedicure includes (“scrub, mask and hot towels”), when a service is free (“free with a new gel set”) and how a price is counted (“per nail”). Keep each note to a few words so the page stays easy to scan.
Prices that change with length and design
Write 45+ for a starting price; PriceBoard prints it as $45+. Anything that isn't a plain number, like “from $45”, “$90 / 60 min” or “Free”, prints exactly as you type it. Enhancements and art are often starting prices, and a short line of fine print such as “Prices may vary with length and design” covers it. A line about allergies or sensitive skin is also worth adding if you use products that need a patch test.
Where nail salons use it
- At each table: a 5 × 7 in or Half Letter menu in an acrylic sign holder, so clients can choose while they wait.
- At the front desk: a Letter or A4 page in a frame.
- Online: the square image as a pinned post, the story image in a highlight, and the same PNG on your booking profile.
Because your list is saved in this browser, you can keep a seasonal version too: change a few services for the holidays, download, and change them back in January.
Supplies for printing
The maker is free. For printing and showing your price list, these are the usual supplies:
- Acrylic sign holders, 8.5 x 11 inch on Amazon
- Acrylic sign holders, 5 x 7 inch on Amazon
- Matte cardstock, 8.5 x 11 inch on Amazon
- Laminating pouches, letter size on Amazon
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Related free tools
- Salon gift certificate template: sell numbered gift certificates for your services.
- Salon loyalty punch card: bring clients back with a printable punch card.
- Free invoice generator: bill clients and keep a copy of every sale.
Frequently asked questions
How do I price nail art on a price list?
Many salons list nail art as a starting price per nail, such as “$5+” with the note “per nail”, and quote complex sets in person. That keeps the menu honest without listing every design.
Should removal be a separate service?
Listing removal as its own line, with a note if it is free with a new set, answers a common question at the desk. The Nail salon sample shows one way to write it.
How do I list fills and full sets?
Put full sets and fills next to each other in an Enhancements section, and say in a note how long a fill is good for, for example “within 3 weeks”.
Can I make an image for my Instagram highlights?
Yes. Choose the story size (1080 × 1920 px) and download the PNG. A tall image with one or two columns is easy to read on a phone, and you can save one per section if your menu is long.
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Last updated · Written by the Rooh Sites team. Sample businesses, phone numbers and prices are placeholders, not price advice.