You’re looking around a demo shop. The calendar, clients and numbers all work the way they would in yours. Saving, texting and booking are switched off.
Main Street Barber Co.
Owner
You’re looking around a demo shop. The calendar, clients and numbers all work the way they would in yours. Saving, texting and booking are switched off.
Main Street Barber Co.
Owner
How your shop takes money: online on your booking page through Stripe or Square, and at the chair.
Card payments on your booking page
Pick the one you already take cards with. Deposits, card holds and no-show fees on your booking page go through it.
Stripe
Connect your Stripe account and clients can pay a deposit, or the whole cut, when they book. The money goes straight to your bank. Small Cove never holds it. If you run Small Cove's marketing, its share of a payment from a new client its ads brought comes out of that payment.
What each service asks for
Most shops take a deposit on longer services and collect the rest at the chair. Taking nothing up front is the default. A card hold saves the client's card and charges nothing: they pay at the shop, and you can charge your no-show fee if they do not turn up.
Haircut
$40.00
Skin Fade
$45.00
Haircut + Beard
$60.00
Beard Trim
$25.00
Kids Cut (12 and under)
$30.00
Line Up
$20.00
Hot Towel Shave
$45.00
Paying at the shop works with no setup at all. To hold a card, take a deposit or take full payment online, connect Stripe or Square above.
How clients pay at the shop
Tick what you take. Your booking page tells clients before they book.
Your booking page says
The shop takes cash or card.
Nothing is charged through SteadyChair for these.
Your deal with Small Cove
Small Cove bills per new client who came from our advertising and sat in the chair. Nothing at booking, and nothing for anyone who was already yours. Monthly, on an invoice you can check line by line.