Terms of Use

The basics of using this booking service.

Booking appointments

When you book or join the queue, you're making a request to the barbershop. The shop manages its own appointments, walk-ins and availability. Times shown are the genuine openings the shop has at that moment, but availability can change.

Cancellations & no-shows

Please cancel if you can't make your appointment, so the slot can be freed for someone else. If you join the walk-in queue and are called, you'll have a short window to confirm you're there — if you don't, your place may be given to the next person, to keep the queue fair for everyone present.

Deposits

Some shops ask for a deposit to secure your booking, paid by card via Stripe. Deposits are non-refundable if you don't attend your appointment — that's the point of asking for one. If a shop doesn't take deposits, none of this applies to your booking.

Pricing

The price shown when you book is for the service you selected. It doesn't include anything added once you're in the chair — if you ask for extras (e.g. a beard trim on top of a haircut), the shop may charge for those separately, at their own discretion. The price shown at booking isn't a fixed quote for whatever ends up being done in the chair.

Accuracy

Please give correct contact details so the shop can reach you about your booking. The shop isn't responsible for missed appointments caused by incorrect details.

Availability of the service

This is an online service and may occasionally be unavailable for maintenance or technical reasons. If you can't book online, contact the shop directly.

Automated access

This service is for people booking appointments, not for bots, scrapers, or automated tools. Please don't use scripts or other automated means to scrape, copy, or bulk-access the booking pages or the data behind them, or try to reverse-engineer how the service works, without our permission.

These are plain-English terms for people booking through the service. Shops using the service agree to separate commercial terms with the service provider.
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