Websites for Barbers in Australia

A barbershop lives on repeat customers and word of mouth. The website is where a new customer checks the vibe, the prices and whether they can book without calling.

Est. Burleigh HeadsTue – Sat

Barbershop

Sharp & Co.

Walk-ins welcome. Or book a chair.

Two chairs. Hot towels. No rush.

Price list

  • Cut45
  • Cut & beard65
  • Kids, under twelve30
Book a chairTue–Fri 9–6 · Sat 8–3

Example only: a fictional business with illustrative photos.

The short version

What a barber's website needs

A barbershop website in Australia does three things for a new customer: shows the vibe, shows the prices, and lets them book without calling. The booking link should go straight to the system the shop already uses, such as Square, Fresha or Booksy, rather than a separate form. A price list as plain text stays current and shows in search, while a photo of a board does not. Hours, address and the walk-in policy answer the questions people ask on Instagram anyway. Photos of the shop, the chairs and a few cuts set the tone faster than any paragraph. One good page usually does the job; a gallery page is worth adding when there is a steady stream of work to show. The page should load quickly on a phone, because most barbershop searches happen on the way there.

What goes on the page

What we put on a barber's site

  • Booking link to the system you already use
  • Price list that is easy to keep current
  • Photos of the shop and the work
  • Hours, address and walk-in policy
  • Instagram feed link

Every one of these is included in the Launch package at $1,490 inc. GST, live within 5 business days of receiving your content. Need separate pages for different services? That is Grow.

01 Built by us

The sites we run and build, so you can judge the work, not the pitch.

Two of these are businesses we run ourselves; one is a client. Every one was designed, written and put live the same way yours would be.

Bilinga Transfers website on a laptop screen

01

Bilinga Transfers

Fixed-price airport transfers, Gold Coast

  • Booking form
  • Live pricing
  • Apple Pay

Our own business

Visit the site
Aussie Resume website on a laptop screen

02

Aussie Resume

Resume builder for people new to Australia

  • Web app
  • Payments
  • 26 guides

Our own business

Visit the site
Time Engineering website on a laptop screen

03

Time Engineering

MEP engineering consultancy, Scottsdale, Arizona

  • 3D building
  • Proposal form
  • Static, no CMS

Client

Launching soon

06 FAQ

Questions from barbers

Can you connect my booking app?

Yes. We link or embed the booking tool you use now. We do not build a booking system from scratch in these packages.

Do I need a gallery page?

One good row of photos on the main page usually does the job. A separate gallery page comes with the Grow package.

How much does a barbershop website cost?

Launch is a fixed $1,490 inc. GST for one page with prices, hours, photos and your booking link. Grow is $2,490 if you want a gallery page or pages for each location.

Can I update my price list myself?

Send us the change and we make it, usually the same day, as a one-off or under the Care plan. The list is plain text, so there is nothing to redesign.

What do you actually need from me?

Your business name, what you do, the suburbs you cover, your contact details, a logo if you have one, and some photos. If you do not have words for the site, tell us about the business in a few sentences and we write it from there.

How long does it take?

Launch sites usually go live within 5 business days of receiving your content and deposit, Grow sites within 10. The slowest part is almost always waiting for photos, so send them early.

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Tell us about the business

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