For barber shops
Website builder for barber shops
Attract more clients with a sharp, professional barbershop website. Showcase your cuts, display your pricing, and make it easy to book.
No card needed to build or publish. $29 a month puts it on your own domain, with the domain included. Want to compare looks first? See our barbershop website designs.
- A price menu for cuts, fades, beard trims and shaves
- A booking request form that offers the services on your menu
- Your hours and address, with a map
- Your own domain, registered in your name
Your barbershop site in three steps
Pick a design
Start from the design recommended below, or any other. You can switch later without losing your words.
Add your barbershop details
Your business name, services, phone number and the area you cover.
Preview free, then publish
See the site before you pay anything, and put it on your own domain for $29 a month.
Common barbershop services to feature on your site
These are services barber shops commonly list. Yours go in as you build, each with a price if you want to show one.
- Haircuts and fades
- Beard trims and lineups
- Hot towel shaves
- Kids' haircuts
- Hair coloring
- Eyebrow grooming
What customers look for in a barbershop business
Make sure your site answers the questions customers ask before they pick up the phone.
- State barber or cosmetology license number. Builds credibility with new clients
- Years in business and reviews from returning clients
- Photos of your cuts, fades and beard work, which show a new client what they're booking
- Walk-ins welcome or appointment only, said plainly so clients arrive expecting the right thing
- How you clean your tools between clients, something clients ask about
High-value jobs to target
The kinds of work barber shops most want a website to bring in.
- New client booking. Make it quick to ask for a time
- Walk-in question. 'Are you open now?' and 'Do you take walk-ins?'
- Private event or group booking. Birthday parties, groomsmen packages
- Regular client retention. Hours, location, and contact for existing clients
An example headline
"Austin barber shop. Cuts, fades and beard trims. Walk-ins welcome"
Every word on a Buildrok site is yours to change, the headline included. Name your city, your trade and what sets you apart.
Recommended design
Built for barber shops
Made for barber shops, with the sections, the quote form and the layout this trade needs.
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Heritage
Barber Shop · Men's Grooming
A barber shop website template built for one job: turning every best-fade-near-me search into the next name on your booking board. A dark shop-window hero, a price menu clients can scan quickly, a booking request form, and every request landing in your Buildrok Lead Inbox so a new client never slips through between cuts.
- A dark shop-window hero
- A price menu for cuts and shaves
- A photo gallery of finished work
- A booking request form
Recommended pages for a barbershop website
Not every trade needs the same structure. This is what works for barber shops, given how their customers search and decide.
Home
Buildrok's barber designs keep it all on one page: your price menu, photos of your cuts, your barbers, your hours and address with a map, a way to book, and your reviews
Areas
Every plan includes an areas page listing the neighborhoods your clients come from, for people who search by neighborhood
Your main city
A page of its own for the town your shop is in, so a 'barber in [city]' search has a page to land on. More town pages are an add-on
How to rank locally as a barbershop business
- Use 'barber shop in [city]' in your page title and headings; 'near me' searches lean on your Google Business Profile and your address
- Put your hours and address where they're easy to find, because people often check them before heading over
- If you post your cuts on Instagram, link to it from your site
- Keep a Google Business Profile with real photos of your cuts, and the same name, address and phone number as your site
- Reviews that mention the styles you do, like fades and beard trims, tell new clients what you're good at
Questions from barber shops
Do barber shops need a website?
Yes. Clients search Google for barbers near them, especially when they're new to an area. A website with your menu, hours, location and a way to book makes it easy for a new client to choose you.
What should a barber shop website include?
Your service and price menu, photos of your work, your hours and location, reviews from your clients, and a way to book. Buildrok's barber designs have a place for every one of these.
Can I take appointment bookings on my barber website?
Yes. Every Buildrok barber design has a booking request form: a new client picks a service from your menu, a day and a time of day, and the request lands in your email and your Lead Inbox for you to confirm. If you already book through Calendly, add your link and the site shows your Calendly calendar in place of the form. Or switch on Buildrok's own booking calendar: set your hours, and clients ask for an open time, which is held for them while you confirm or decline it.
Ready to launch your barbershop website?
Build and publish your site free, with no card. $29 a month puts it on your own domain, with the domain included.