
Barber & salon websites
Your chair should be full, not your phone. We design barber and salon websites that show off your work, list services and prices clearly, and let clients book in seconds.
01Sound familiar?
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Bookings by DM and phone
Answering messages between clients means interrupted cuts and missed bookings.
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Prices nobody can find
New clients want to know what a fade or a colour costs before they book.
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Your best work is buried
Great cuts sit in an Instagram grid instead of selling your services.
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No-shows
Without deposits or reminders, empty chairs cost real money.
↳The booking journey
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Pick a service
Clear services with prices and durations, designed for one-handed scrolling.
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Choose a time
Live availability from your booking platform, no back-and-forth messages.
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Pay or leave a deposit
Payments handled by your provider (Square, Booksy, Fresha, Toast and others).
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Get reminded
Automatic confirmations and reminders that cut no-shows.
02Recommended features
Every business is different, so we recommend features based on how you actually operate. Here's where most barbershops, hair salons, nail studios start.
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Online booking
Booksy, Fresha, Square Appointments or Vagaro, built right in.
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Service menu with prices
Durations, prices and add-ons in a clear, scannable list.
- 03
Portfolio gallery
Your best cuts, colours and styles, beautifully presented.
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Team pages
Let clients choose their barber or stylist.
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Deposits & policies
Clear cancellation rules and deposit options to cut no-shows.
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Reviews & socials
Real reviews and your Instagram, front and centre.
03Related concepts
Ideas we'd bring to your business.
04Built for your kind of business
A bakery sells out by noon. A barber lives on bookings. A plumber lives on emergency calls. Your website should know the difference.
Free homepage concept
Tell us about your business and we'll design a free homepage concept for it. If you love it, we'll send a fixed quote. If not, you owe us nothing.
We reply within one business day.






