Razor & Oak Barbershop – Barbershop Website Design

Most barbershop websites stop at a logo, a phone number and a link to Instagram. Pricing is missing or out of date, the team is a group photo with no names, and two addresses sit in the footer. That leaves a first-time client's three questions unanswered:

1. What does a cut cost, and how long will it take?
2. Which barber is right for my hair, my beard or my kid?
3. Which of the two shops should I go to?

Every unanswered question sends the visitor back to Google, where a competitor with visible pricing and a booking button gets the appointment. The challenge: answer all three on a phone, without turning the page into a price list.

A booking-first homepage that takes the visitor from first impression to a confirmed appointment with a named barber, with no phone call in the middle.

• A clear headline and booking button, backed by 8 years and 500+ reviews.
• A founder story from Mason Brooks, so clients know who's behind the chair.
• Every service lists its price and time, with its own booking button.
• Each barber's specialties, so clients book the right person, not just the next slot.
• Real cuts and local reviews that show the quality before the first visit.
• Both shops' addresses and hours side by side, so choosing one takes seconds.
• A closing booking prompt: pick the service, the barber and the time.

A concept project, not a live client engagement. The site is designed to help the shop get:

• Fewer calls about prices and wait times while barbers are cutting.
• Bookings made on the client's own time, even after closing.
• More first-time clients from people comparing shops on Google.
• A second location chosen on purpose, not missed in the footer.
• A clear view of which barbers fill up first, to staff to match.

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