Modern Barber Shop
A four-chair barbershop in the dark: the three big prices are the first screen, the board is the menu, walk in or book a barber by name.
Your barbers by name, the chair booked in three taps, the Saturday no-show gone.
A barber shop runs on regulars who want their barber, their time, and no waiting. This puts that on the site: each barber with their own hours, the services and prices, a booking that takes three taps on a phone, a deposit for the slots that get missed, and the walk-in hours stated plainly for the people who still prefer to turn up. The shop looks like the shop, not like a salon.
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Regulars pick their barber and see only his free times. New clients take the first free chair.
A trim, a fade, a beard, a hot towel shave - each with its time and price, so the calendar never overbooks a chair.
A small deposit on Saturday slots and first visits, through your own payment account. The empty chair stops.
A confirmation at once and a reminder the day before, so nobody forgets and nobody has to text them.
Say when walk-ins are welcome and how the queue works. A site that pretends everything is bookable loses the regulars who never book.
A gallery of real work in your chair. It is the whole argument for a new client, and it needs no words.
Live in an afternoon - no code, no plugins.
Each barber with their days and hours; each cut with its length and price. A skin fade is not a trim; the calendar needs to know.
Start from the barber template, add your photos of real cuts, your prices and your walk-in hours.
Clients book from Instagram, Google and the site; confirmations and reminders go out by themselves.
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