🔧 Now booking new builds — get a free fix quote

🔧 By trade · Barbers

A chair that books
itself.

You’re cutting, not answering DMs. I set barbers up with online booking that takes deposits, reminders that kill no-shows, and a Google presence that pulls walk-ins — all in plain English, no tech talk.

Free diagnosis · Flat pricing · 30-day fix warranty

The usual suspects

📅 Booking with deposits

Clients book themselves and pay to hold the chair. No-shows plummet, slow days fill up.

💬 DM chaos, ended

Your Instagram bio link goes to real booking with real prices — not ‘DM for availability.’

⏰ No-show reminders

Automatic text reminders before every appointment. The chair stays full.

📍 ‘Barber near me’

Google listing optimized so walk-ins find you first — photos, hours, reviews.

⭐ Reviews that bring regulars

Happy clients get asked automatically. Your rating does the recruiting.

💈 Price list that sells

A clean services-and-prices page. No more answering ‘how much for a cut?’ fifty times a day.

Relevant work orders: Booking rescue · Google Business Profile · Review engine · Web design

Common questions

theCut, Booksy, Square — whichever you like. I set it up, connect deposits, and make sure it actually works.

Walk-ins are great until they’re not. Booking fills the gaps between them — and deposits mean booked time is paid time.

Absolutely. Your Instagram becomes the top of the funnel; booking, prices, and reviews live one tap away.

Booking setups in days, full shop overhauls in 2–3 weeks.

How every fix works

Diagnose. Fix. Warranty.

01

Free diagnosis

You tell me what’s broken, slow, or missing — in plain English. I tell you what’s actually wrong, what the fix is, and the flat price. No jargon, no upsell.

02

The fix

I build it, install it, and test it like a customer would — then walk you through it so you actually know how to run it. You approve everything before it goes live.

03

The warranty

Every build carries a 30-day fix warranty. If something I built breaks or misbehaves in the first 30 days, I fix it free. That’s the deal, in writing.

Tell me what’s broken.

Free diagnosis. Flat quote. 30-day warranty.
No tech talk, ever — plain English or it’s free.
The worst that happens is you learn what’s actually wrong — free.