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
February 2026
Feb 1 to Feb 28, 2026.
Services (before tips)
$26,255.00
Bookings
735
Cuts done
641
New clients
63
From ads
93
No-shows
56
Chairs full
65%
Came back within 45 days
69%
How new clients found you
Each new client once, by how they first came in.
On their own: Google, Yelp, Instagram, your website, a friend, or walking in.
What the ads did
Every number is a part of the one above it.
Your busiest hours
Bookings by hour across February 2026
Busiest: Thursday 4:00 PM, Saturday 3:00 PM, Friday 4:00 PM.
What sold
Your five busiest services
Your barbers
| Barber | Cuts | No-shows | Money | Full |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chris Hale | 205 | 14 | $8,180.00 |
Downloads for 2026-02-01 to 2026-02-28
Download allEvery booking
One row per appointment: who, when, with whom, what it cost and what was taken.
Your client list
Everybody on the books, with how often they come and what they spend. The whole history, not the range.
Where clients came from
Bookings, new clients and money by channel, so an ad can be judged against walk-ups.
Prepared by Small Cove Media.
| 72% |
| Jordan Reyes | 178 | 16 | $7,360.00 | 64% |
| Sam Ortiz | 160 | 8 | $6,655.00 | 67% |
| Luis Moreno | 98 | 18 | $4,060.00 | 52% |
Your busiest hours
Every hour of every weekday and how many bookings landed in it. Where the quiet window is.
What sells
Each service, how often it was booked, what it brought in and its share of the money.
Your barbers
Bookings, what was completed, no-shows, money and how full each chair was.
No-shows and cancellations
Who did not turn up, who cancelled and how much notice they gave.