A fast, sharp website for your barbershop: a Book now button into the system you already use, your cuts front and centre, prices, hours and a map. Most barbers need one page, and it costs €120 once.
Nicell builds websites for barbershops across Ireland, and is currently building one for Búa Barbers on Henry Street, Limerick. Most barbers are well served by the €120 Launch Page+: one page, one-time price, free hosting, no monthly fees.
A barbershop website doesn’t need to be big. Someone searching “barber near me” or “skin fade Limerick” wants to know four things, fast, on a phone: can I book, is the work any good, how much, and where are you. One well-built page answers all four.
Barbers split three ways: appointment only, walk-ins only, or both. The website should say clearly which you are, because it’s the first thing a new customer wonders. If you take walk-ins, the site leads with hours and location and makes the call button big. If you’re appointment only, Book now is the main button everywhere. If you do both, the site can say which days or times are walk-in and which are booked.
If you have several barbers, each one can get a short profile with their own photo, specialities and a direct link to their column in your booking system — customers who have a favourite go straight to them.
A Booksy or Fresha page is great for taking bookings, but it’s their page, not yours: their branding, their layout, and listings of other barbers nearby. It also isn’t what Google shows when someone searches for barbers in your town. Your own site, on your own domain, carries your name and look, ranks for local searches, and sends people into your booking page already sold. Keep the booking app — just put your own front door in front of it.
For a barber, the Google map listing is often worth more than anything else online. Every build includes linking your Google Business Profile to the site, matching your name, address, phone and hours exactly, and adding barbershop structured data. Ask happy customers for a Google review at the chair; the optional Nicell Care plan (€30/month, opt-in) adds a monthly reviews push, hosting and small edits like price changes.
Both. Instagram is your portfolio and where regulars see who’s cutting today. But it doesn’t show up when someone new searches for a barber in your town, and your prices and hours get buried under posts. The website is the permanent answer that Google can find; Instagram feeds it with fresh work.
Nicell is currently building the site for Búa Barbers on Henry Street in Limerick city centre. It’s the €120 Launch Page+, built around exactly the pattern on this page: a Book now button straight into the shop’s existing Booksy page, an Instagram gallery of their cuts, and a map with opening hours so someone walking through town can find the door.
It isn’t live yet, so there’s no link here — it will go on the work page when it launches. Until then, the live sites below show the same approach for other local businesses.
Want to see finished sites with the same booking-first approach? Déise Beauty in Waterford has Book now and WhatsApp buttons pinned to every phone screen, and Dingle Car Valeting is a one-page site built around getting people to call or message.
Three fixed, one-time prices. No deposit: you see a free working preview within 48 hours and only pay if you want it to go live.
| Package | Price | What it suits |
|---|---|---|
| Launch Page+ | €120 | One page: Book now into your booking app, gallery of cuts, price list, hours, map, reviews. Right for most barbershops, and what Búa Barbers chose. |
| Full Site | €299 | Several pages: individual barber profiles, separate services and prices, a page for weddings and events, more room for local search. |
| Big Build | €630 | Multiple shops, a grooming product shop, or a training academy. |
Every package includes free hosting and SSL, mobile-first design, on-page SEO and structured data, Google Business Profile linking, call and WhatsApp buttons, changes until it’s right, and full ownership of the finished site. Nicell Care is an optional add-on at €30/month — hosting, monthly small edits and a Google-reviews push — for anyone who’d rather not think about it. It’s opt-in: without it there are no monthly fees at all. See the full price list.
With Nicell, a one-page Launch Page+ is €120 one-time, which suits most barbershops. A multi-page Full Site is €299 and a Big Build is €630. Hosting is free and there are no monthly fees unless you choose Nicell Care at €30 a month.
Yes. The Book now button goes straight to your existing booking page, so you keep using the app you already have and there is only one diary.
A Booksy page takes bookings well, but it carries their branding, lists other barbers nearby and is not your own site on Google. Your own website sends people into your booking page already decided.
Yes. The site includes a gallery of your own cuts from Instagram, so new customers see your work without leaving the page.
Most barbers do not. One page with booking, gallery, prices, hours and a map covers what customers look for. A Full Site makes sense if you want barber profiles or several services pages.
You get a free working preview within 48 hours of sending your shop details, prices and Instagram. You only pay if you want it to go live.
Last updated 31 October 2026 · Written by Oisín, founder of Nicell, Dungarvan, Co. Waterford
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