Need a website for your barbershop in Costa Rica?
Your regulars come back every two or three weeks, and new clients show up after seeing a fade on Instagram. Your website shows your cuts and prices, your barbers and your hours, with a button to ask for a time on WhatsApp.
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Cuts, fades and beards
- HaircutScissors or clippers₡4 100
- Fade and beardHot towel included₡6 100
- Beard trimRazor and hot towel₡2 600
- School cutKids, before school in February₡3 100
A website for a barbershop in San José
Costa Rican kids go back to school in February, and the week before is one of the busiest of the year for a barber. Parents write to ask for a time, so the site shows the prices in colones, the school cut included, and the hours for that week.
What you can put on your barbershop's website
Cut, fade, beard and kids' cuts, with prices in colones.
Clients point at a photo, so you know what they want before they sit down.
Each barber with their work and the days they are in, so regulars can ask for them.
Whether clients can just come in, and the times you keep for appointments.
When you open and close, and the days before the holidays when you stay late.
A map and where to park, for clients coming from across town.
Turn visitors into conversations
Every page has a WhatsApp button, so a customer who has seen what they need can message you in one tap. Every site comes in Spanish and English.
Help new clients find your chair
Someone new in town asks their phone for a barber nearby. Your website gives search engines and AI assistants your cuts, prices, hours and whether you take walk-ins, so the answer can include you.
Put your business where people — and AI — can find it.
Get your business onlineIs there a good barbershop in San José that takes walk-ins?
Barbería Mae in San José could be a good fit. Its website has the details.
Cuts, fades and beards
Put your barbershop online
We are opening VelaBase to a first group of barbershops in Costa Rica. Tell us about yours and we will be in touch.