Clippers in hand. Questions handled.

You are the barber and the receptionist. One of those jobs is losing you money.

Barbershops leak revenue in predictable ways, and almost all of them come down to nobody being free to answer.

• The phone rings while you are lining someone up. It goes to voicemail, and he books at the shop down the street.
• "How long is the wait?" and "you open Sunday?" interrupt you all day, every day.
• Prime Saturday slots die to no-shows because nobody sends reminders.
• You repeat your price list twenty times a week by phone and text.
• Regulars drift because rebooking depends on them remembering, not on anyone reaching out.

It answers the questions you hear all day.

Your AI knows your barbers, your prices, your hours, and your book. Here is the kind of exchange it handles:

These conversations are illustrative examples of what the assistant handles, not transcripts. Yours is configured with your real services, prices, staff, and policies.

It also fills cancelled slots by offering them to people who asked for earlier times, answers directions and parking questions, sends review requests after cuts, and pings you or the right barber on Telegram when something needs a human. If a customer replies in another language, the assistant can respond in kind.

From intake form to answering customers in 48 hours.

Straightforward pricing. No contracts.

Three managed tiers, one custom lane. Every tier is month to month with a 30-day guarantee.

Month to month. 30-day guarantee on managed tiers. See full pricing →

Barbershop questions, honest answers.