A barbershop website should show your cuts and prices, each barber, your hours and walk-in policy, and let clients book a chair. Pludor builds that free in about a minute: describe your shop, add services and barbers, and clients book online. No monthly booking subscription; a small fee only on paid online bookings.
Updated 1 November 2026 · Pludor team · prices checked 14 October 2026
Tell us about your barbershop in a sentence or two. Pludor writes the pages, adds booking and payments, and shows you the site before anything goes live.

Six things decide whether a visitor becomes a customer. Pludor builds each one in for barbershops.
Clients who book come back. One button, every page.
Fade $30, beard $15 - clear and quick.
Regulars come back for their barber - put names, photos and best cuts on the page.
Say if walk-ins are welcome and when it's busiest.
Fresh fades on your Instagram, on your site too.
The reason a new client picks your shop over the next one.
The top of the page says who you are and has one clear button - Book a cut. Below it, your services with prices, then your hours, where to find you, your photos and what customers say.
An example layout for a made-up barbershop. Yours is written from what you type, with your own name, prices and photos, and you can change anything by saying it - "make the colours warmer", "put my phone number at the top".
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The real difference between builders is not the website - it is whether taking orders, bookings and payments is included or costs a monthly plan. Here is what each one charges, from its own pricing page.
| Builder | Price (checked 14 October 2026) | Good for | Watch out for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pludor | $0 a month. 4.99% + $0.90 per paid online order; card processing is charged separately by the processor. | Barbershops who want the website, booking and payments in one place, without a monthly bill | A fee on each paid online order; past the free monthly amounts, usage is pay as you go; your own domain is paid to your registrar |
| Booksy | $29.99/mo + $20 per extra barber; 14-day trial | Booking and the Booksy marketplace | A booking profile, not your own full website; cost grows per barber |
| Mighty Sites | $9/mo | A simple barbershop info site | No built-in booking or payments |
| Wix | Free plan (Wix ads, no own domain, can't take payments); Core $29.77/mo billed yearly is the cheapest plan that can sell | Design freedom, huge app market | Taking payments needs a paid plan; apps add up |
| Squarespace | $19/mo billed yearly ($25 monthly) + 2% store fee on Basic; no free plan, 14-day trial | Polished templates and galleries | No free plan; 2% transaction fee on the cheapest plan |
| Shopify | $29/mo billed yearly ($39 monthly) after a 3-day trial and $1/mo for 3 months | Big product catalogues and shipping | Built for product stores; bookings and services need apps |
Prices in US dollars before tax, from each vendor's own pricing page on 14 October 2026 (names link to it). Prices change - check the vendor's page before you decide.
97% of consumers read online reviews when choosing a local business; 41% always do.
Source: BrightLocal Local Consumer Review Survey 2026 (1,002 US adults)76% of people who search for something nearby on their phone visit a related business within a day.
Source: Think with Google
Updated 1 November 2026
One with booking included and no monthly booking subscription. On Pludor booking comes with the free website (the first 30 bookings each month are free, then 2 credits per booking); Booksy costs $29.99/mo plus $20 for each extra barber.
Yes - add each barber with a photo and their best cuts so regulars know who is in and new clients see the work.
Yes - say walk-ins are welcome and let others book to skip the wait.
Take bookings online with confirmations and ask for payment upfront on busy days.
$0 to start on Pludor; booking apps like Booksy cost $29.99 a month plus $20 for each extra barber.
Yes, sell products from the same store.
Instagram shows your cuts; your site takes the booking and ranks on Google for "barber near me".
About a minute to build, then add your real prices and photos.
No. Building, previewing and publishing the website is free, and there is no monthly fee for the website. Pludor charges 4.99% + $0.90 only when a customer pays online for a paid booking, and card processing is charged separately by the processor.
No - hosting is included free at your own Pludor address. A domain name is optional and is paid to your registrar (usually $10-20 a year) when you want yourname.com instead; you can connect one at any time.
There is no catch and no card to start: the website, hosting and online booking are free. Pludor earns 4.99% + $0.90 when a customer pays online, and AI features beyond the free monthly amounts use credits (1 credit = 1 cent).
Yes. Open it in the builder and tap any text, photo, price or button to change it, or just say what you want ("put my phone number at the top"). Changes show on the live site straight away - no developer and no support ticket.
Yes - it is built mobile first. Most local searches happen on a phone, so the layout, the tap-to-call button and the booking flow are designed for a small screen before anything else.
Your barbershop name and one sentence about what you do - that is enough for the first version. Prices, photos, hours and your area can be added straight after; the AI writes the pages from what you give it.
Yes. Prices, services, packages and availability are edited from your phone in seconds and the website updates at once.
The pages are clean HTML with your services, prices and area as real text, plus structured data and a sitemap, which is what Google and AI assistants read. Publish it, add the link to your Google Business Profile, and collect reviews - those three do most of the work.
Your words and photos are yours - copy them out at any time. The free Pludor address and hosting stop when the account is closed; if you connected your own domain, point it at your new host. That is why we suggest connecting a domain once the site is earning.
Take the photo with your phone and add it in the builder, or upload the ones you already have - iPhone (HEIC) and newer Android photos included, they are converted for the web automatically. AI can tidy the background and light so phone photos look like product shots.
Yes. Your design is kept: open the website builder again while signed in and it is there, ready to check. Press "Make it live - free" to publish it, or tap anything to change it first.
Yes. Next to card payments you can show MoMo, M-Pesa, Vodafone Cash, PayPal, Cash App, a bank transfer or cash on delivery at checkout. The customer pays you directly and you mark the booking paid when the money arrives.
Yes. Your barbershop sells in your own currency - it is set from the country you open in, and you can change it in Settings at any time.
Your barbershop website, live today - free to build, no monthly fee.
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