BarberBuilderBuild my site

About one haircut a month.

Two plans. No setup fee, no contract. Build the whole thing before you pay a cent.

MonthlyYearly 2 months free

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)
Start with One Page
Most shops pick this

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
Start with Six Pages

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.

Add-ons, when you want them.

Each one switches on from your site’s dashboard and bills with your package. Cancel any month.