A barbershop build with bookings sharp as the fades
Fadehouse is a moody, charcoal-and-brass barbershop concept where picking a cut, a barber and a chair time takes three taps - with barber profiles and a loyalty card built in.
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The brief
Barbers run on repeat bookings, but most shops still take them by DM or walk-in only. The brief: a site with real presence - one that looks as sharp as the work - where booking a specific barber at a specific time is effortless, and no-shows get designed down.
The approach
The art direction is barbershop-as-brand: near-black charcoal, brass accents, oversized Bebas display type and portrait photography of the craft. It's built to feel like a place with a waiting list, not a walk-in-and-hope.
The booking flow mirrors how people actually choose: service first (skin fade, cut & beard, restyle), then barber - each with a profile, specialty and rating - then a time. The loyalty card keeps the every-three-weeks rhythm going, and the service menu with transparent prices kills the 'how much for…?' DMs.
What's inside
Not screenshots of ideas - working features you can try in the live demo right now.
Three-tap booking
Service → barber → time. The whole flow works, end to end.
Barber profiles
Each chair gets a face, a specialty and a following - book your barber, not just a slot.
Transparent price menu
Every service priced up front. No more answering the same DM forty times a week.
Loyalty card
A working digital stamp card that keeps the three-week cycle ticking.
Could your business use this?
- Bookings taken while you're mid-fade, not missed calls
- Your Instagram following turned into a booking pipeline
- A brand that justifies a price-list refresh
- Regulars locked in with digital loyalty
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