Plans and billing

Pick a plan by how your shop is run:

• Solo: one barber, one shop, with booking, payments, memberships, deposits, email marketing, and reporting
• Pro: your whole team (unlimited barbers), plus commission and rent tracking and Barber Permissions
• Legion: adds products, coupons, the Tip Jar, win-back campaigns, custom booking domains, the brand page, physical card readers, and managers

Pricing is a flat monthly subscription per plan. Every barber is included, and there are no per-booking or marketplace fees on top. Card processing is Stripe's standard rate on your own account.

Chair-rental shops (Collective)

If your barbers rent their chairs, a Collective runs the whole room under one account. Each renting barber gets their own booking page and Solo-level shop, and the Collective pays the platform for those chairs instead of each barber subscribing separately. You're billed per active chair, with a volume discount that lowers the per-chair rate as the room grows (starting at two chairs).

Free trial

Start with a free trial to set up your shop and take real bookings before you pay a cent. When the trial ends, subscribe to keep going; your shop and bookings are waiting.

Change or cancel your plan

Manage everything from the Billing page. Upgrading unlocks the new plan's features right away. You can downgrade or cancel too; access continues through the period you've paid for.

Extra shops and managers

On Pro and Legion, add extra shops for a monthly add-on each so all your locations live under one account. On Legion, managers let you add co-operators who help run a shop without full owner access, at no extra charge.

Collective (chair-rental) billing

A Collective is billed once a month for every active chair, at a per-chair rate that drops as you add chairs. Adding a chair bills the new rate right away; removing one takes effect at your next renewal (no mid-period refund), so you're never double-charged for a chair that just left. If the Collective's payment lapses, its chairs pause until it's back in good standing.