Spokane · Pricing · Updated July 2026
How much do nails cost in Spokane?
Typical Spokane ranges — mid-market, with the downtown and Kendall Yards boutiques at the top and the Division corridor and Valley holding the value.
The 2026 price table
Typical ranges across the city — we refine these against published salon menus as our reviews continue. Spokane runs mid-market; walk-ins are common on the Division and Sprague corridors, while downtown and Kendall Yards boutiques price toward the top of each range.
| Service | Typical Spokane price | What moves it |
|---|---|---|
| Classic manicure | $24–37 | Polish brand, massage length |
| Gel manicure | $40–60 | Brand of gel, French/chrome add-ons |
| Russian (dry) manicure + gel | $72–114 | Tech's training, appointment length |
| Gel-X extensions (full set) | $50–85 | Length, shape, art |
| Acrylic full set | $39–72 | Length, sculpted vs. tips; fills run less |
| Builder gel / BIAB overlay | $36–59 | Overlay vs. short extension |
| Classic pedicure | $28–43 | Massage time, callus work |
| Spa / deluxe pedicure | $45–70 | Scrubs, masks, extended massage |
| Nail art | $5–25 per nail | Hand-painting time, 3D details |
| Gel removal (with service) | $5–15 | Often waived with a new set |
Cost-per-week: the honest way to compare
A $40 gel manicure that lasts about 12 days runs roughly $3 a week. A longer-wear Russian manicure or builder-gel overlay worn 4 weeks often costs less per week — with cleaner grow-out the whole time. Our Russian manicure guide explains why they last.
Tipping in Spokane
18–20% is standard; cash is preferred by most technicians. Check whether gratuity is added for larger groups before tipping twice.
Ready to pick a salon? The researched Spokane salon directory lists who's worth knowing, by neighborhood.