The price list, first
Skin fade, scissor cut, beard, kids, OAP. Prices in big type. It is the only thing most visitors came for.
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Nobody reads a barber's website. They glance at it, on a phone, for the price of a skin fade and whether you are open now. Then they book or they walk in. We build barber websites that answer in one screen and cost £250, once.
Six things. Everything else is decoration. Every one of these is in the £250 build.
Skin fade, scissor cut, beard, kids, OAP. Prices in big type. It is the only thing most visitors came for.
Hours shown clearly, with today highlighted. Half your visitors are checking before they set off.
Say which. If you take bookings, the button is at the top. If you are walk-in only, say so and give the wait-time vibe.
Barbers live on Instagram. Your latest cuts on the site keep it fresh without you touching it.
One tap to directions. Parking notes save the “where do I park” phone calls.
Photos of the shop and the team. People choose a barber they think they will get on with.
Fade & Co is our barber demo: black, sharp, and built around the price list. The hero has the shop, the hours and a booking button; the services are laid out like a menu with prices in big type, and the reviews read like mates recommending a barber, because that is what they are.
Your build gets your prices, your hours, your shop photos and your Instagram. If you use Booksy, Fresha or Squire, we link the booking button straight into it at no extra cost.
Open the live site£250 to build. Then only what you choose.
The £250 covers the complete site: design, build, your photos, the contact form, the security padlock and hosting for the first year. After that hosting is £60 a year, or take the files and host it yourself. Your domain is bought in your own name, usually £10 to £15 a year.
Add-ons barbers usually pick
Yes, at no extra cost. The booking button on your site opens your Booksy, Fresha or Squire page. If you are not on any of them, the online booking add-on gives you your own.
Yes. Your latest posts appear on the page automatically, so the site looks current every week without you doing anything.
More so. People check prices and hours before they walk in, and “barber near me” on Google goes to the shops with a proper site and profile. Say “walk-ins welcome” loud and show today's hours.
Yes. Every site comes with a simple editor. Change a price, press publish, live in a minute. No developer, no fee.
A fixed written price and a launch date, usually back within a few hours. No deposit to ask.