For barbershops
The phone
answers
itself.
You're mid-fade when the shop phone rings. You can't stop. They don't leave a message — they call the shop down the street.
Tuesday
2:14 pm
A real call, handled while both your hands were busy.
- Caller
- Do you have anything Saturday afternoon?
- Cut
- I've got 3:00 or 4:30 with Mike. Which works?
- Caller
- 3 o'clock.
- Cut
- Booked. You'll get a text to confirm.
You were cutting hair the whole time
What happens
while you work
01
The phone gets answered
Day, night, Sunday, mid-haircut. Books, reschedules and cancels by voice, in English or Spanish, on your existing number.
02
Walk-ins stop crowding the door
They scan a code in the window, join the line from the pavement, and get a text when they're nearly up.
03
No-shows cost them, not you
Take a deposit on booking. Straight to your bank, not ours. Cancel late and they forfeit it.
04
Cancellations get refilled
When someone drops out, everyone waiting on that day gets a text. The chair fills instead of sitting empty.
05
Every barber keeps their own book
Own calendar, own hours, own clients. You see the whole shop.
06
You keep your card payments
We take nothing from what your customers pay. You pay Stripe's rate and nothing on top.
A missed call
is a lost
haircut
At a $40 cut, the AI receptionist pays for itself at about six recovered calls a month. Most shops miss more than that in a week.
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