Barbers · Fades · DC & NoVA

One new regular pays for your whole website.

Your own site, and your Google listing set up right. Your book link, your prices, your fades, and every new client it brings you is 100% yours. No 30% cut. No $10-a-head fee. Live in days, yours to keep.

For barbers and shop chairs across DC & Northern Virginia.

Proof

Same build. No barber domain published yet.

These are not mockups. I haven’t published a barber site yet. These two are a salon and a stylist page for a paying DC client, live on her domains, buttons working. Same build you’d get. Your page would carry your fades, your prices, your book.

Your fades, your prices, your book — not these photos.

The front door

They found the fade on Instagram. They booked whoever had a tap.

A new regular at $45 every 3 weeks is about $780 a year. The site only has to bring you one. Booksy Boost still takes about $13 of a $45 fade. theCut Growth charges $10 per new client, even if they no-show you.

Walk-ins and DMs are free until the 10am dead chair and the 5pm pile-up.

A page with your menu, your book, and a deposit before they take the chair fixes it. Every new head is yours. Your own site is $199 once.

Pricing

Pick how far you want the front door to go.

Same three plans as the rest of the site. Written for the chair. Also: websites for stylists.

The Brand
$899setup + $79/month

Everything above, plus a store that sells while you cut (pomade, beard oil, merch, clipper kits — up to 15 products on your own Square), logo + brand kit, and rebooking texts every 3 weeks.

Start The Brand $899 →
Keep It Online
$29per month — optional

Fresh Install and Booked & Busy are pay-once — you own them outright and hosting is free forever. This is for the owner who’d rather someone else watch it: domain, hosting, uptime and SSL, and I tell you before anything breaks. Zero edits, on purpose — edits are $75 each, so you only pay when you actually want one.

Next step

Book a call. Bring your booking link — or the fact that you don’t have one.

Thirty minutes, no pitch. We’ll look at what people find when they search for you today — and you’ll see what a draft of your own site would look like before you spend a dollar you can’t get back.

Sean Griffith — founder
You’ll talk to me, not a sales rep. Arlington, VA.