None of the Shopify Theme Store listings below mention Zenoti or appointment booking, and none needs to. A salon or spa connects Zenoti to any of these themes in the same three ways: Book buttons that link to the Zenoti webstore, Zenoti’s booking widget placed on a page, and location pages built from one template. What differs between the themes is the look, the price and the features that come ready for a beauty, salon or spa store.
We read each theme’s Theme Store listing on 28 October 2026 for its developer, price, presets, features and reviews, and read Zenoti’s online booking page and the Shopify Help Center the same day for how the booking pieces fit. Prices are in US dollars and are one-time theme purchases.
Key takeaways
- For one salon or spa that wants a ready look: Ovelia ($140), whose listing names salon, spa and wellness stores, or Tranquil ($280), described as made for spa stores.
- For a larger retail range next to services: Salon ($200) or Sheen ($350). Both list gift wrapping, pre-orders and a before/after image slider.
- For no theme cost: Shopify’s free Horizon or Dawn, with the booking pieces added in the theme editor.
- For a multi-location group that wants live availability inside the theme: a custom theme on the Zenoti API. We built one for Gene Juarez.
How Zenoti fits into any Shopify theme
- Book buttons. Banner, slideshow and button blocks take a link, so each Book button can open the right page of your Zenoti webstore. Zenoti’s webstore also handles gift cards, memberships and packages.
- The booking widget. Zenoti provides an embeddable booking widget for your website. On Shopify, its code goes into a Custom Liquid section if the theme offers one, or into the theme code. Shopify recommends duplicating the theme before you edit code.
- Location pages. A metaobject definition you create, such as Location, with web pages turned on, gives each branch its own page from one template made in the theme editor. Hours, team, services and that location’s Book link are fields you fill in once per branch.
- Google, Facebook and Instagram. Zenoti’s Reserve with Google integration adds a Book Online button to your Google Business Profile, and Zenoti supports Book Now buttons on Facebook and Instagram. Keep the address and hours on each location page the same as its Business Profile.
Best Shopify themes for Zenoti: comparison table (2026)
| Theme (preset) and developer | Price | Listing says it suits |
|---|---|---|
| Ovelia (Elixira), by MUUP | $140 | Cosmetics, salon, spa and wellness |
| Tranquil (Stylist), by Xotiny | $280 | Spa stores |
| Salon (Fashionopolism), by We are Underground | $200 | No industry named |
| Sheen (Be Yours), by RoarTheme | $350 | Fashion-focused stores |
| Spa (Mr Parker), by We are Underground | $120 | No industry named |
| Horizon, by Shopify | Free | No industry named |
| Dawn, by Shopify | Free | No industry named |
Every theme in the table lists in-store pickup, product filtering and a mega menu; the sections below give the features that matter to a salon and each theme’s reviews. Reviews on the Theme Store are counted across all presets of a theme, so Sheen’s 696 reviews include the Be Yours, Peace and Harmony presets.
The seven themes
1. Ovelia (Elixira), $140
Ovelia is a preset of Elixira by MUUP. The listing calls it a beauty and skin care theme for cosmetics, salon, spa and wellness brands, which makes it the only theme here whose listing names salons. It lists ingredients information for product pages, a before/after image slider and gift wrapping. It has 6 reviews, all positive. Elixira’s other presets are Elixira, Sona, Plantella and Uno.
2. Tranquil (Stylist), $280
Tranquil is a preset of Stylist by Xotiny, described on its listing as calm and made for spa stores. It lists a before/after slider, ingredients information, a countdown timer for offers and quantity pricing on Shopify Plus. The listing shows no reviews yet, so there is no track record to read. Stylist’s other presets are Stylist, Gateau and Modulux.
3. Salon (Fashionopolism), $200
Salon is a preset of Fashionopolism by We are Underground. The listing names no industry; the preset itself is named Salon. It lists gift wrapping, pre-orders, press coverage and a before/after slider, which suits a salon that sells its own product line. Fashionopolism has 252 reviews across its presets, 96% positive.
4. Sheen (Be Yours), $350
Sheen is a preset of Be Yours by RoarTheme, the most reviewed theme here at 696 reviews, 98% positive. The listing frames Be Yours for fashion-focused stores; Sheen is the preset that comes up in a Theme Store search for salon. It lists gift wrapping, pre-orders, ingredients information, a before/after slider and right-to-left layouts for stores that also sell in Arabic or Hebrew.
5. Spa (Mr Parker), $120
Spa is a preset of Mr Parker by We are Underground and the lowest-priced paid theme here. It lists a customizable contact form, lookbooks, product tabs and usage information. It does not list a before/after slider. Mr Parker has 207 reviews across its presets, 95% positive.
6. Horizon, free
Horizon is one of Shopify’s own free themes. It lists a back-in-stock alert, a customizable contact form, ingredients information and quick view. A free theme costs nothing to try, and the booking pieces in the section above work the same way on it. Its listing shows 212 reviews, 36% positive.
7. Dawn, free
Dawn is Shopify’s older free theme and lists the fewest features here. It lists ingredients and usage information, an FAQ page and product filtering. It suits a small salon that wants a clean store and a Book button, and plans to add more later. Its listing shows 291 reviews, 36% positive.
When a Theme Store theme is not enough
A ready-made theme handles links, the widget and location pages well. It does not show live appointment availability inside your own pages; that needs the Zenoti API and a custom build. A multi-location group also needs one template that every branch shares, and campaign pages the marketing team can change without a developer.
Gene Juarez is the example we can show. It runs thirteen salon and spa locations in Washington on one custom Shopify Plus theme, with booking handled by Zenoti. Its homepage loads with a 1200 ms LCP, a guest gets from a landing page to Zenoti booking in under a second, and seasonal campaigns ship with no engineering tickets. The Gene Juarez case study has the details.
Disclosure: Gene Juarez is a client of ours. We designed and built its Shopify Plus store and connected it to Zenoti.
To see how other brands set up booking on Shopify, our list of salon and spa Shopify stores on Zenoti has eleven live examples, and Shopify for salons and spas covers the store side of a booking-first business.
How to choose
- Count your locations. One to a few: a Theme Store theme with Book links and location pages. Many: plan the location template first, then pick the theme.
- Check for a Custom Liquid section if you want the Zenoti widget on your own pages. Preview the theme in your store before you buy it.
- Match the retail range. Skincare and haircare lines use ingredients information and before/after sliders; gift sets use gift wrapping.
- Decide where gift cards and memberships sell. Linking to the Zenoti webstore works on any theme. Selling them in the Shopify checkout needs a custom integration.
If you want the Zenoti side built for you, our Zenoti Shopify integration service maps every Book button, builds the location template and sets up tracking for bookings.
FAQ
Does any Shopify theme integrate with Zenoti out of the box?
None of the Theme Store listings we read mention Zenoti or appointment booking. Booking is added the same way on any theme: Book buttons that link to the Zenoti webstore, Zenoti’s embeddable booking widget, or the Zenoti API in a custom build.
What is the best Shopify theme for a salon or spa that uses Zenoti?
For one location, Ovelia ($140), whose listing names salon and spa stores, or Tranquil ($280), made for spa stores. For no theme cost, Shopify’s free Horizon or Dawn. For a multi-location group that wants live availability inside the theme, a custom theme on the Zenoti API.
How do I add the Zenoti booking widget to a Shopify theme?
Zenoti provides an embeddable booking widget for your website. Paste its code into a Custom Liquid section if your theme offers one, or add it in the theme code. Duplicate the theme first, as Shopify recommends before any code edit.
Can a Shopify store sell Zenoti gift cards and memberships?
Yes. Zenoti’s webstore handles gift cards, memberships and packages, so Shopify buttons can link straight to it on any theme. Selling them inside the Shopify checkout needs a custom integration with Zenoti’s APIs.
How should location pages work for a multi-location salon on Shopify?
Use one template for every branch: a metaobject definition such as Location, with web pages turned on, holding each branch’s hours, team, services and Book link. Keep each page’s address and hours the same as its Google Business Profile, where Zenoti’s Reserve with Google adds a Book Online button.
Sources: the Shopify Theme Store listings for Ovelia, Tranquil, Salon, Sheen, Spa, Horizon, Dawn; Zenoti’s online booking page; and the Shopify Help Center on adding app code to a theme and metaobject web pages, all read 28 October 2026. Theme prices, presets and review counts change; check the listing before you buy.
