CRM & booking
The booking calendar, POS, and client book — built for a barber shop, not a salon with the words swapped. Walk-ins are first-class. The lineup is a real view. Booth rent, kid cuts, and beard work are in the model, not bolted on.
The lineup, not a generic grid
The day-of view is the lineup — every chair, every booking, the walk-in queue, and who's running behind, on one screen. It reads the way the shop already talks.
POS that handles deposits and no-shows
Take a card on file, charge a deposit, split a tab, run a refund. Card processing is pass-through — no markup on your volume. No-show protection is built in, not a $100 add-on.
Client records that remember the cut
Every client carries their history, their usual, their notes, and their photos. Front desk, barber, and owner each see the slice their role needs.
Owner mobile parity
Everything an owner does at the desk works from a phone — approvals, the calendar, the numbers. Running the shop from your pocket is the default, not a stripped-down companion app.
In this pillar
- Day / week calendar + the lineup view
- Walk-in queue & waitlist
- POS, deposits, refunds, split tabs
- Pass-through card processing
- Client records, notes, photos
- Multi-location
- Owner mobile app (full parity)
The other three pillars
Marketing tools
SMS and iMessage, email, drips, loyalty, referrals, reviews, and gift cards — wired to the same client list that books the cuts. The thing that drove last Saturday is right there.
See what's insideDone-for-you services
Website, local SEO, Google Business Profile, citations, paid media, and reputation — run by a service team that works inside the same app you use to approve it. No PDFs. No email-only updates.
See what's insideIntegrations
POS hardware, payment processors, calendars, accounting, and ad platforms — the connections a working shop already depends on, in one place.
See what's insideOne login for all of it.
The shop and the marketing, on the same screen, for a flat monthly price.