A barbershop site that books the chair.
Customers check a shop on the walk over, on a phone, one-handed. If booking means sending a message and waiting for a reply, a good number of them never get round to it.
What the site has to do
Prices in plain sight
Every service with its price, and a booking button on each one that opens with that service already chosen.
Pick a barber, pick a time
A booking in five steps: the service, any extras, the barber, an open slot, then a name and number, checked at every step before it moves on.
Your photos, your shop
A layout made to take the shop's own photos as they are, so the chairs and the people in them look like yours.
One we built
ConceptThe Barber Parlor is a demo for an invented shop in Makati. Its booking is the part that pays: five steps, checked at each one, with mobile numbers held to the Philippine format. In the demo nothing is sent, and the confirmation says so.
What it costs
- Services and prices on one page
- ₱15,000, or ₱25,000 written for you
- Chair bookings on the site
- ₱50,000
- Deposits on a booking
- Quoted on top of the ₱50,000 site
Every other price is on the pricing page, and the quote for yours is free.
Questions owners ask
Can customers pay a deposit so they actually show up?
Yes. Payments and deposits are quoted on top of the ₱50,000 business site and run through a licensed provider, so the money lands in your account.
We take bookings over Facebook. What changes?
The customer stops waiting for your reply. They pick the service, the barber and the time themselves, and the booking reaches your inbox the moment they do. Facebook page or website: the long answer.
Can I change prices and barbers myself?
Yes, with an admin dashboard, quoted with the business site: prices, hours, photos and the team, changed without a developer.
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