Websites for barbershops
You cut hair.
We’ll build the site.
Answer a few questions about your shop. Get a real website that Google and AI assistants can find, in under a minute. Then change anything on it by just saying so.
From $39.99 a month. No card to build. Four minutes on your phone.
Try it on your own shop. No signup.
Type the name. That’s your shop on a real template, already.
No card. About four minutes on your phone.
Three steps. The first one is the only one that takes effort.
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Answer like you would to a new client
Shop name, where you are, what you cut and what you charge. About four minutes on your phone. Tap your services off a list, don’t type them.
- 02
Watch it get built
Your site is on screen in about a second. The writing arrives in the next forty: a headline, a line for every service, the questions people ask, a page for each neighbourhood you pull from.
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Change anything by saying it
“Make it darker.” “Fade is $45 now.” “We’re closed Mondays.” It changes while you watch. Hit publish and you’re live at yourshop.barberbuilder.app, or on your own domain.
Same shop. Twelve different rooms.
Twelve templates, from a painted shop front to a black-and-brass studio. Pick the one that feels like walking into your place. No logo? We make you one, free. Colours and fonts are yours to change afterwards. Just ask.
Fade. Near-black, one loud colour, tall condensed type. Built for the feed. Scroll it. It is a real site, not a picture of one.
A real one, live right now
This is Jay Barber’s site. Click around, it’s the real thing.
Six pages, a logo we drew, before-and-after photos, hours, FAQ, and the website chat that answers at 11pm. Built with the wizard, changed with the chat. Nothing here was hand-coded.
Prices change. Hours change. Text it in.
No dashboard to learn, no web guy to chase. Say it the way you’d say it to the front desk. These are real exchanges from testing, including the one where it says no.
raise the skin fade to $45 and add a hot towel facial for $35
Ace Cuts · Barbershop in Doral
Five chairs in Doral. Come sit.
- Skin Fade$40
- Haircut$35
- Cut & Beard$50
- Hot Towel Facial$35
Sunday: 10am – 3pm
A good-looking site nobody finds is a business card in a drawer.
The markup a web developer would charge you for
Every page tells Google it is a barbershop, where, which hours, which services and what they cost, in the structured format it reads. One heading per page, real addresses, a sitemap. You never see any of it and never have to.
ChatGPT, Claude, Siri
Written to be the answer, not just a result
People now ask an assistant “who does a good fade near me that takes walk-ins”. Your FAQ is written as those questions, with the answer in the first sentence, and your shop gets an llms.txt brief that assistants read directly. Most barbershop sites have neither.
Your neighbourhood
A page for every area you pull from
Someone in the next town over searches “barber near” their town, not yours. On Six Pages your main nearby area gets its own page with its own words. Not your home page with the place name swapped, which Google ignores.
About one haircut a month.
Two plans. No setup fee, no contract, no “call us for a quote”.
One Page
Everything on one page. For the barber who rents a chair and needs to be found.
$39.99/ month
Cancel any time
1page: one long home page: services, prices, about, faq, hours, map
- Live in minutes
- yourshop.barberbuilder.app address
- Full SEO + AI-answer optimisation
- Services, prices, hours, map
- Photo gallery with before & after, up to 8 looks
- Book-now button to Booksy, Square, or your phone
- 300 edit credits a month (about 20 AI edits)
Six Pages
Separate pages for services, about, FAQ, contact and a neighbourhood. Each one built to be found.
$79.99/ month
Cancel any time
6pages: home, services & prices, about & team, faq, contact, hours & directions, a neighbourhood page
- Everything in One Page
- Six separate pages, each one built to rank for its own search
- Connect your own domain (optional, at cost: domain prices vary by name)
- Team profiles, reviews, and 16 gallery looks
- 1,000 edit credits a month (about 65 AI edits)
- No Barber Builder badge
Build the whole site before you pay. You only need a package to publish it. Your own domain is optional and priced separately (domain prices vary by name).
Why more pages gets you found more
A search result is a page, not a website. One page can be the best answer to one kind of search. Six pages can be the best answer to six.
“barber prices doral”
→ Services & prices
Google shows one page per result, and it picks the page that is about exactly what was typed. A page that is only your menu beats a home page where prices are one section of nine.
“does ace cuts take walk-ins”
→ FAQ
ChatGPT, Siri and Google’s AI answers quote a specific page. A page of real questions with straight answers is what they lift from, and they link to it.
“barber near medley”
→ A neighbourhood page
People search the town they are in, not the one your shop is in. A page about getting to you from there is how you show up next door.
“ace cuts hours” · “directions”
→ Contact
The people closest to walking in. They land on the map, the hours and a button to call, not on a story about how you started.
The One Page site still has everything on it and is still built to be found. It competes for your shop’s name and “barber in your city”. Six Pages competes for those and the rest. Nobody can promise a ranking, and we don’t.
Fair questions
Do I need to know anything about websites?
No. If you can text, you can run this. You answer questions about your shop, then you tell it what to change in plain words. There is no editor to learn and nothing to install.
What does it cost?
One Page is $39.99 a month. Six Pages is $79.99 a month. Your own domain is optional on Six Pages and priced separately, since domain prices vary. Pay yearly and get two months free. You can build and preview your whole site before paying. You only need a package to publish.
What are edit credits?
Every time you ask for a change, it uses a few credits, usually 10 to 25. One Page comes with 300 a month and Six Pages with 1,000, which is more than most shops use. If you run out you can add more from $5, and those never expire.
Can I use my own domain, like acecuts.com?
Yes, on Six Pages, and it is optional. If you already own one, type it in and we show you the one record to add. If you don’t, we can buy one for you at market price (most .com names are $15–25 a year) on top of your package. Either way your site also lives at yourshop.barberbuilder.app.
Does it take bookings?
It sends people to the booking you already use. Paste your Booksy, Square, Squire or Vagaro link and every button on the site goes there. No booking app? The buttons call the shop instead.
Will it make up reviews or awards to look good?
Never. It only writes from what you tell it. The reviews section stays off until you paste in real ones. Fake reviews get shops penalised by Google and fined by the FTC, and it is your name on the door.
I need more than this. A store, booking built in, five locations.
Then you want a custom build. Tell us what you need on the custom builds page and a person will come back to you with a straight answer and a price within one business day.
I run a nail salon. Can I use it?
Soon. It is built so the same wizard works for any chair-and-appointment business. Barbershops are first.