Your barbering business, finished.
The last neck brush, the mirror held up behind. That is what people remember, and your bookings should leave the same impression.
Regulars rebook in a tap, and a cancellation goes straight to your waiting list.
- From £1,450. Pay 25% to start, then the rest at go-live or over up to six months, no interest.
- Two design directions first. If neither is right after one revision, your deposit comes back.
Launch price for our next nine customers, or until 31 January 2027. Then £1,950.
Not a barber? Pick your craft
You bought your own clippers. Why rent your business?
Your website, your bookings, your client records. Yours, like your kit.
Renting a chair? Fine. Your clients and bookings are still yours.
What it does for you today
Ready today
- Guards and fades on every card, waiting list for cancellations.
- Late cancellations: your own rule, chosen at set-up. Your back office works out the charge, and you can waive it.
Not built yet
A walk-in queue.
Meanwhile: keep hours free from online booking, and add a walk-in by hand from New booking.
Costs extra
- Memberships and plans: £250.
- Academy or courses: £250.
- A second practitioner: £450.
- Two business names under one owner: £650.
- Care plan, optional: £35 a month or £350 a year.
A working demo
Click around: this is a genuinely working demo.Tap around: this is a genuinely working demo. Every name is invented, and nothing real is sent.
Who sees your clients' information?
Open the full demo: The client's website Your back office
Three things you'll care about
A chair that fills
Everyone on your waiting list who can make that day is emailed the free times.
- Waiting listemailed at once
Regulars in a tap
A regular books their usual again from their own appointments page.
- Guards
- Fade
Quick for you, quick for the client
The health questions are short and cover only clippers, scissors and razors.
- New clientanswers once
Questions from barbers
I take walk-ins. Does this work for me?
Yes. You choose the hours clients can book online, so you can keep time free for walk-ins. There is no walk-in queue: you see walk-ins as you do now, and can add one to your diary if you want them on record.
I rent a chair. Can I use this?
Yes. It runs on your accounts, under your name, for your own business. The second practitioner extra is for someone working inside your business, not for separate chair renters.
Can I stop no-shows?
You can ask for a deposit when someone books, on the cuts you choose, and every booking gets reminders. Whether to ask for a deposit is up to you.
What happens to my reviews?
Your Google reviews are yours and stay where they are, whatever you book with. Reviews held inside someone else's marketplace stay with that marketplace. Add your Google review link once, and each client gets one email asking for a review after their second visit. How to get found on Google as a one-person business
Coming from another app?
If you are on a marketplace or app that takes a cut, your regulars and past visits can move across, and your page stays in your name. Can I bring my client list across?
More questions? See them all.
A week with it
- Monday
A regular books their usual from their phone.
- Wednesday
A late cancellation goes to your waiting list.
- Thursday
Each regular's record shows their guards and fade.
- Saturday
A new client books and answers the form.
- Sunday
You see your takings so far on your Business page.
The same for every craft
From £1,450.
Pay 25% to start, then the rest at go-live or over up to six months, no interest.
£362.50 to start, then £181.25 a month for six months from go-live.
Launch price for our next nine customers, or until 31 January 2027. Then £1,950.
One set-up fee, no commission, and your website and back office are set up in your own accounts, under your name. It is yours to keep.
You've done the hard part. Let's finish the rest.
Every cut gets a clean line-up. So should your business.
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