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What should a barber shop website have?

A barber’s website does not need to be big. It needs to answer “how much, when are you open and can I get in today?” in one glance on a phone.

Prices first

The question every new customer has is “how much?”. A clear price list (cut, skin fade, beard trim, kids) answers it before they walk in and stops them choosing the shop down the road that shows its prices.

Opening hours and walk-ins

Show your hours clearly and say whether you take walk-ins. If you use a booking app, link to it with one obvious button; if you do not, a big call button works just as well.

Show your work

A handful of sharp photos of real cuts says more than any description. Use your own photos, taken in good light, and keep them current.

Be easy to find

Put your address, a map link and your phone number on the page, and make sure they match your Google listing exactly. Consistent details help Google trust and show your shop.

Designed for you, from a blank page

Webvetra designs every website from a blank page around one business: your menu or prices, your photos, your voice and the customers you want more of. No templates. The Basic one-page site is £79, one fixed price and live in about two weeks. Start your project or ask us a question.

Questions

Do I need online booking?

Not necessarily. Many barbers do well with walk-ins and a call button. If you already use a booking app, the website simply links to it.

Is Instagram enough?

Instagram is great for showing cuts, but Google rarely shows it for “barber near me”. A website with your prices and hours is what search results use.

How quickly can it be live?

Webvetra’s Basic site is usually live in about two weeks once we have your prices and photos.

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