Atelier Platform

A barbershop website with your price board on it

Describe the shop and get a site with your cuts, your prices, your hours and a button that rings your phone — the three things a man standing on the pavement actually needs.

"Barber near me" is decided in thirty seconds

He is on the street with a phone. He wants the price of a skin fade, whether you are open now, and how far it is. If your shop cannot answer that in one screen, he walks into the one that can.

Instagram shows the fades and hides the prices

Your feed is your portfolio, and it is good. It is also a terrible place to find a price list, a closing time or an address — the three things that turn a follower into a walk-in.

Booking apps take a cut of a business built on walk-ins

Half your chair time is people who walked in. Paying a platform per booking, and being findable only inside it, is a strange price for a link you could own outright.

This barbershop site was generated from a short description — cut list, prices and hours included.Open the example site

Describe it. Publish it. Today.

Building and editing is free — publish when it looks right.

Common questions

Can customers book a chair online?

There is no built-in booking calendar. For a walk-in shop that is usually fine: a call button and a WhatsApp button on every page bring the ones who want a slot straight to your phone. If you already use Booksy, Squire or similar, add it as a button link and the site feeds it.

How do I get my price list on there?

Photograph the price board on your wall and the AI reads the cuts and prices into a clean list — or paste it as text. Changing a price later is one tap; no phone call to a web guy.

Can I show my barbers individually?

Yes — describe the team and each barber gets a card with a photo and their specialty. Handy when regulars ask for a specific pair of hands.

Can I put up photos of my cuts?

Yes — a gallery is included, and you fill it with your own phone photos. Replace any generated image with a tap, or upload a batch at once.

What does it cost, and can I use my own domain?

Building and editing is free; publishing the site is part of the paid plan, one subscription with a free trial and no per-change fees. Publish on a free a-telier.ai address first, then connect your own domain whenever you want.