Barber shop websites built for how you actually work
WordPress sites that handle walk-ins, bookings, and everything in between. No fuss, no clutter.
Walk-ins welcome. Online bookings even better.
Barbershops are different from salons. Some run on walk-ins. Some take bookings. Most do a bit of both. Your website needs to handle whatever system works for your shop. We build WordPress sites for barbers that make it clear how clients get in the chair, whether that's booking online, checking live wait times, or just rocking up. No confusion, no wasted trips. We've built sites for single-chair barbers and multi-location shops across the UK, and we get how your business actually runs.
Your barbershop has a vibe. Whether it's traditional, street culture, or modern grooming, your website should match it. We design WordPress sites that capture the atmosphere of your shop without looking like every other barbershop site on the internet. Clean service menus with prices, a gallery of your cuts, and barber profiles that let clients pick their preferred barber. We connect to Booksy, Fresha, or NearCut so the booking side runs itself. You focus on fades and your website handles the rest.
Every project is led by Mark McNeece, founder of Press Forge and 365i.
25+ years building WordPress sites · 4 plugins on WordPress.org · author of the AI Visibility Definition · more about us
Everything You Need to Succeed Online
The features that matter most for barbers
Walk-In or Book Online
Show live wait times for walk-ins or let clients pre-book. However your shop works, your website matches it.
Service Menu & Pricing
Clear price list for cuts, fades, beard trims, and grooming services. No guesswork for new clients.
Barber Profiles
Each barber gets a profile with their style, availability, and a booking link. Clients pick who they want.
Cut Gallery
Show off your best fades, lineups, and beard work. Let the work speak for itself.
Grooming Product Sales
Sell pomade, beard oil, and grooming products through a simple online shop on your site.
Local SEO
Rank for "barber near me" searches in your area. We build your site with local search as a priority.
Key Pages We Build
Every website includes the essential pages your customers expect.
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Services & Prices Everything you offer with clear pricing so clients know what they're paying before they visit.
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Our Barbers Individual profiles for each barber with photos, specialisms, and direct booking links.
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Gallery Photos of your best cuts and styles that show the quality of your work.
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Book or Walk In Clear guidance on how to get an appointment, with online booking if you offer it.
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Shop A simple product page for grooming products clients can buy online or reserve for collection.
Works With Your Tools
We connect your WordPress site with the platforms that matter to your business.
What I'd Build First for a Barber Shop, and Why
First build: a single fast page that answers the only three questions a barber's customer has: are you open, do I need to book, and how much. Barbering is the most local and most habitual trade on this list; the website's job is to win the first visit and hand over to habit. A live wait-time or booking widget is worth more than every other feature combined.
What I'd reject: borrowing the salon playbook of long treatment menus and brand storytelling. A barber shop's brand lives in the room and on its socials; the site should be one screen of facts that loads instantly on a phone on the walk over. This is also the business type where I'd most often recommend a static site over WordPress: if the prices change twice a year, you don't need a CMS to maintain.
The rules your website has to respect
- Hair and Barber Council: voluntary state registration exists for barbers too; registering is cheap differentiation in a crowded high street
- National Hair & Beauty Federation: covers barbershops for insurance and employment standards; a linked membership reassures on hygiene and professionalism
- HSE hairdressing and barbering guidance: the official line on blade hygiene and skin contact; useful to reference if you offer cut-throat shaves
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about WordPress websites for barbers
Absolutely. Even walk-in shops benefit from showing up on Google, displaying your prices, and posting your opening hours. Clients search "barber near me" before they leave the house. If you don't have a website, they'll find your competitor instead. A simple WordPress site puts you on the map.
Yes. We can integrate tools that let you update wait times from your phone or tablet. Clients check your site before heading over, which reduces no-shows and complaints about long waits. It's a small feature that makes a big difference for walk-in shops.
We can add a simple WooCommerce shop to your site for pomade, beard oils, clippers, and any other products you stock. Clients buy online and either collect from the shop or get them delivered. It's an extra revenue stream that runs itself.
Each barber gets their own profile with a photo, their specialisms, working days, and a direct booking link. If a client wants a specific barber, they book directly with them. You can update these profiles yourself whenever your team changes.
Booksy is the most popular choice for barbers in the UK. Fresha and NearCut are also solid options. We'll connect whichever system you prefer to your WordPress site. If you're not sure which to pick, we can walk you through the pros and cons of each.
We design every site from scratch to match your shop's identity. Whether you're a traditional barbershop or a modern grooming lounge, the design reflects who you are. No templates, no cookie-cutter layouts. Your website should feel like walking into your shop.
Get your barbershop online properly
We'll build a WordPress website that matches your shop's style and gets more clients through the door.
