Websites for barbers

Website design for barbers

Barbering runs on two things: people walking past who decide to come in, and regulars who book the same slot every few weeks. Almost all of that now starts on a phone. Someone searches for a barber nearby, glances at the photos, checks whether you're open, and books or walks in. If any of that is slow or unclear, they go to the shop three doors down.

2ndfix builds websites for barbers that answer the only questions a customer actually has: where are you, are you open now, how much is a cut, and can I book. Everything else comes second.

The site works with your Google Business Profile rather than against it, so the hours, address and prices people see in search match what's on your door.

What barbers actually need from a website

Book in two taps

A booking button on every screen, at the top, on the phone, without a login or a form that takes five minutes. Whatever booking system you already use, we put it front and centre.

Walk-ins, made obvious

If you take walk-ins, say so clearly, with today's hours and how busy you usually are. If you don't, say that too. Both save you interruptions.

Hours that are always right

One place to change your hours, including bank holidays and that Tuesday you're shut. It shows on the site, and we help you keep Google saying the same thing.

Found on Google Maps

Local search and Maps setup: proper LocalBusiness markup, address, area pages, directions and parking notes, so you turn up when someone searches barber near me.

Price list people can read

Cuts, skin fades, beard trims, kids, students, clipper only. Clear prices and rough timings, readable on a phone without pinching to zoom.

The barbers themselves

A page per barber with their work and their days in the shop. Regulars book a person, not a premises.

A booking page that fills the quiet hours

Most barber websites treat booking as a link in the menu. It should be the loudest thing on the page. We build the site around the moment someone decides they need a cut.

  • A sticky book now button that follows the customer down the page on mobile.
  • Choose barber, service and time without an account, because accounts lose bookings.
  • Automatic reminders before the appointment to cut down on no-shows.
  • Quiet-slot prompts, so midweek mornings can be filled instead of sitting empty.
  • Gallery of real cuts from your shop, grouped by style, so people arrive knowing what they want.
  • TODO: reviews and social proof section — leave empty until you have real reviews to display.

Answering the same five questions, without you stopping mid-cut

You cannot hold clippers and a phone at once. Most enquiries a barber gets are the same handful of questions, and they can be answered without you.

  • Are you open now, and how late do you go tonight.
  • How much for a fade, a beard tidy, a child's cut.
  • Do I need to book, or can I walk in today.
  • Missed calls and out-of-hours messages get a reply and a booking link instead of silence.
  • Anything unusual comes to you as a short summary to deal with between customers.
  • Reminders and rebooking nudges so regulars keep their slot.
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Short clips do the selling

A fade filmed in thirty seconds says more about your standard than a paragraph ever will. Barbering is one of the few businesses where the work is visual, quick to film and easy to share.

  • Simple phone footage from the chair, no crew and no studio.
  • Cut into short clips for the site, Instagram and TikTok.
  • Style-by-style clips so customers can point at what they want.
  • A short shop tour, useful for anyone nervous about a new barber.
  • Video on your Google Business Profile, which most barbers still leave blank.

Simple, honest pricing

The same straight prices for every business we work with. No retainers you can't cancel.

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Website design

£1,000

one-off

Designed and built around your business, with as many updates as you need, forever.

Hosted & managed

£250

per year

Fully managed: hosting, domain, professional email and security all handled.

Apps & AI

On quotation

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Quote chasers, booking tools, AI that answers enquiries while you work. Priced per job.

Common questions

Do I need a website if I already get bookings through an app?

Yes, and the two should work together. The app handles the booking; the website is what people find in search, what shows your prices and hours, and what you own. We link straight to whatever booking system you already use.

Can customers book without ringing the shop?

That is the aim. We put booking on every screen and keep it to as few taps as possible, with reminders sent before the appointment.

What if I take walk-ins only?

Then we build the site around that: today's hours, how walk-ins work, and directions. No booking journey that promises something you do not offer.

Will my opening hours be right on Google?

We set up your listing properly and show you the one place to change hours when they move. Keeping the site and the listing saying the same thing is part of the managed service.

How long does it take?

Around two to three weeks once you have sent photos, your price list and your hours. You approve the drafts as we go.

Ready to look the part?

Tell us about your business. Free, honest site health check when we reply.

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