Online booking page for barbershops
Every SalonSync shop gets a public booking page at its own address, showing services with prices and durations, the team, and genuinely free times. Clients book in about four taps, in French, Arabic or English, and get a reference plus a live tracking page.
Most barbershops do not need a website. They need one link that shows what they do, what it costs, and takes a booking — that works on a phone, in the client's language, and looks like the shop rather than like software.
Why “just get a website” does not work
- 01
A website is a project, not a link
A shop that wants to take bookings this week does not want a designer, a domain and a plugin that stops working in six months.
- 02
Instagram cannot take a booking
It shows the work and then sends everybody to your DMs, which is where bookings get lost.
- 03
Prices go out of date the moment they are printed
A page maintained separately from the till drifts from it, and clients arrive expecting last year's price.
- 04
It never looks like the shop
A page carrying somebody else's branding tells the client they are booking with a platform, not with their barber.
One link, the whole shop
Services with prices and durations, the team with their own profiles, photos, reviews, opening hours, directions, and booking. Every section can be switched off if it is not relevant.
The same prices the shop works from
The page reads the shop's own service list. Change a price once and the page, the booking form and the till agree, because there is only one list.
Installable like an app
A client can add the page to their home screen and it opens with the shop's own name, icon and colour. What they installed is their barbershop, not our software.
Booking in four answers
Service, barber, time, name — each step appearing once the one above it is answered, with “any barber” offered first because it is usually the honest answer.
A live link for every booking
Each booking gets a tracking page showing the queue position and likely start time, so a client can leave the waiting room and still know when to come back.
English, French and Arabic
The page is read in the client's language, right-to-left included, rather than in the language the shop happens to administer it in.
Reviews you asked for, and approved
A review request can be sent after the visit, and what arrives is yours to publish or leave unpublished — nothing appears on your page because a client typed it. Published ratings become the average shown on the page and the structured data a search engine reads, so the score search engines see is the score you stand behind.
A sample shop: every name and figure below is invented.
Questions about the booking page
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