A barbershop POS and walk-in queue in one: add each customer with their barber, see the wait, and call the next one. Each barber's share works itself out at payment, and closing adds up the day.
The Free plan covers two barbers and 200 customer visits a month.
In the chair
Jun
#6 Mark · Low fade
Ronnie
#5 Paolo · Haircut + Beard Trim
Waiting
Leo · for Jun
about 10 min
Migs · Anyone
about 15 min
Carlo · for Ronnie
about 25 min
Features
Barbershop software that follows a customer from the moment they walk in to the moment the day's sales are added up.
Add each walk-in with the barber they want or Anyone. Everyone gets a queue number and a wait worked out from that barber's line, and Call next picks who's up when a chair frees.
Set the shop's commission rate once, and give any barber their own. The share is worked out at payment from the services on the bill, and you choose which services and products earn one.
Sales, each barber's share and the products sold, with GCash listed apart from cash so the cash figure matches the drawer. The report exports to Excel.
Each suki's visits, usual barber and how they like their cut. Search a name or number at the counter and their barber, services and notes fill themselves in.
Customers can step out for a merienda and get a text when their turn is close. Regulars who agreed get a reminder when it's been a while since their last cut.
Customers check the wait before walking over, join the line from their phone, or book a time, with an optional GCash deposit paid straight to you.
Sell pomade, wax and shampoo on a haircut's bill or on their own. Stock comes off with every sale, and the Products page warns you when something runs low.
Sales, average spend, regulars who came back, your busiest days and hours, and each barber's sales, share and usual time in the chair, for any dates.
Put the queue on a smart TV in the waiting area so customers see their number move, including who joined online and is on the way.
Closing · Saturday
Barbers
Commission and closing
Working out commission by hand at closing, from a notebook of who cut whom, is where the arguments start. Here the share is worked out the moment a customer pays, from the services on their bill and that barber's rate, so closing is a matter of reading it off. If you're still deciding how to pay your barbers, our guide to starting a barbershop covers it.
Kanto Barbershop
Open · 3 waiting
Online page
Most customers would rather wait at home than on your bench. Your shop's page shows whether you're open, the wait right now and each barber's line, and lets customers join from their phone. Bookings are there if you want them, and off if you don't.
How it works
Built so adding a walk-in takes seconds, on a phone between cuts.
A name, the barber they want or Anyone, and the services. A regular fills in from their name or number.
When a chair frees up, the right customer is called: the barber's own first, then whoever will take anyone. Text them if they stepped out.
Services and products on one bill, in cash, GCash, Maya or card. The barber's share is worked out as it's paid.
Sales, each barber's share and the products sold, already added up. Export it to Excel if you keep your own books.
Made for shops here
Most barbershop software is built around an appointment book and priced in dollars. This one starts with the walk-in line, in pesos, and you can add your first customer today.
Pricing
Start free. Upgrade when the chairs fill up.
FAQ
Keep Exploring
Guides and tools to help you make the most of Barbershop Software.
Set-up to closing, in the order you'll meet it: services and barbers, the walk-in queue, payment and commission, texts, the online page and products.
Capital, barber chair prices, the sanitary permit and health certificates, barber pay, haircut prices, and a business plan with a break-even calculator.
Floor plans for 2, 3 and 5 chairs drawn to scale, the DOH layout rules, and where the renovation money goes.
Add your first walk-in today. Free plan, no card, and each barber's share works itself out from the first cut.