Price list
Every cut, beard trim and shave with a price, readable on a phone.
- Kids, OAP and student prices shown plainly
- Add-ons like hot towels and hard parts
- Updated by email when prices change
Web design for barbers
Websites for barbers and barbershops
A website that shows your prices, tells people whether you take walk-ins today, and puts the booking link where a thumb can find it.
£47 a month, design, copy, hosting and changes included. No setup fee, no contract.
Before they get in touch
What customers check before choosing barbers
- 1
How much is a skin fade?
People compare prices before they compare anything else. A clear list stops the awkward question at the chair.
- 2
Walk-in or book?
Some days you’re full by ten. Customers want to know whether to turn up or book a slot first.
- 3
Who's cutting today?
Regulars follow a barber, not a shop. They look for who works which days before they choose a time.
- 4
Can they do my style?
Beard work, hot towel shaves, kids’ cuts, textured hair. Photos of real cuts answer it faster than words.
What we put on the page
What we put on a barbershop website
Booking link
A big, obvious button through to the system you already use.
- Works with Booksy, Fresha, Square and others
- Walk-in policy stated next to it
- No second diary to keep in sync
The team
Each barber with a photo, their days and what they’re good at.
- Days and hours for each chair
- Specialisms like fades or beard sculpting
- Apprentice and junior prices if you offer them
Real cuts
A gallery of work from your own chairs, not stock models.
- Photos compressed so they load fast
- Link through to your Instagram
- Refreshed whenever you send new ones
Finding the shop
Where you are, where to park and when you’re open.
- Pinned map and nearby parking
- Late nights and Saturday hours
- Hours that match your Google Business Profile
Found locally
Built for ‘barber near me’ searches on a phone.
- Structured data for hours, prices and location
- Fast on mobile data
- Help keeping reviews and listings consistent
The write-up
What a barbershop website needs to answer
Most people choosing a barber have three questions: how much, when, and is it any good. A lot of barbershops answer those on Instagram and nowhere else. That works for people who already follow you. It doesn’t work for someone new to town searching on their phone at lunchtime, or visiting family for the weekend and needing a tidy-up.
We build a short, clear site around those questions. The homepage shows your opening hours and a booking button. The price list covers every cut, beard trim and shave, with kids’ and OAP prices where you offer them. If you take walk-ins, we say so plainly, along with the times you tend to be quieter. If you only work by appointment, we say that too, so nobody turns up and gets turned away.
The team page does more work than you’d expect. Regulars follow a barber, so they want to know who’s in on a Thursday. We give each person a photo, their days and what they’re known for. The gallery uses photos of real cuts from your chairs, compressed so the page still loads fast on mobile data. If you sell beard oil, wax or gift vouchers, a short page lists them with a note to ask in the shop.
Booking stays in the system you already use. If that’s Booksy, Fresha or Square, the button goes straight there and your diary doesn’t change. Then we make sure your hours, address and prices match your Google Business Profile, because a mismatch there is the quickest way to lose someone searching for a barber nearby. Ten changes a month cover price rises, holiday closures and new starters, so the site never drifts out of date.
Shropshire & Powys borders
Websites for barbers in Shropshire and Powys
Barbers here serve regulars who come every few weeks and newcomers who pick a shop from their phone. The website needs to win the second group without annoying the first.
Shropshire
Shrewsbury
The biggest town in the area, with plenty of choice. A clear price list and a booking button help you stand out from the shop next door.
Shrewsbury page → Shropshire OswestryA market town that draws people in from the villages and over the border. Saturday hours and parking details matter most.
Oswestry page → Powys WelshpoolMarket days bring farmers and families into town. Make it easy to see whether there's a gap before they head back out.
Welshpool page → Powys NewtownThe largest town in Powys, with a younger crowd from the town and the college. A quick booking link suits how they book.
Newtown page → Shropshire LudlowA small, busy town with visitors as well as locals. Show whether you take walk-ins so day trippers don't give up and go home.
Ludlow page → Powys KnightonA small border town where most customers are regulars. A simple page with hours and prices keeps things easy for them.
Knighton page →Example sites
Example website designs for barbers
View the site Ignite Boxing Club
Bold & energetic
Punchy colour and heavy type built to feel like motion, even standing still on the page.
View the site Forge Fitness Studio
Bold & energetic
High contrast, strong type and motion-suggesting layout for a brand that wants to feel immediately alive.
View the site Hartley's Family Butchers
Rustic & traditional
A double-ruled header and a price board rewritten weekly, for a shop whose credibility rests on naming the farm.
Questions from barbers
Can you link to my booking system?
Yes. If you use Booksy, Fresha, Square or similar, we put a clear booking button on every page that goes straight to it. Your diary stays where it is.
I mostly take walk-ins. Do I still need a website?
It helps. People still check your hours, prices and how busy you get before they walk over. A clear walk-in policy on the site saves wasted trips.
How do I update prices or holidays?
Send us an email and we’ll change it, usually the same day. Ten changes a month are included, which covers price rises, holiday closures and new staff.
Can you show my Instagram work on the site?
We can link to your Instagram and build a gallery from photos you send us. A gallery on your own site loads faster and shows up in search, which a feed alone doesn’t.
How much does it cost?
£47 a month, including design, writing, hosting and ten changes a month. There’s no setup fee and no contract.
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A barbershop website for £47 a month
A website designed and written for your business, hosted on UK servers and kept up to date, for £47 a month. We write the words, and you check every page before it goes live.
No setup fee · No contract · Cancel any time