A handshake still means something in this trade. I'm not replacing it — I'm giving both people a copy they can hold. Booth agreements get sent, signed, and saved inside BOOTH. The owner builds it, you sign it with your finger, and you both walk away holding the same document. Under a minute, start to finish.
1. The owner sends it
The owner builds the agreement from the shop's page — which chair, what rate, what schedule, what terms — and sends it straight to you. Nothing to print. Nothing to attach. Nothing to bring in on Tuesday.
2. You sign where you are
It shows up on that shop's page in your dashboard. Read it, then sign with your finger or your trackpad. Your signature — drawn by you, not typed into a cursive font.
3. You both keep it
BOOTH builds the signed PDF the moment you finish: the agreement, the shop's logo, your signature, the date. The owner holds a copy. You hold a copy. Same document, both sides.
Why we made it a signature
We could have shipped a checkbox. A checkbox is faster to build and easier to ignore. A signature is a decision. You feel it when you make it, and so does the person on the other side. This is the page that says which chair is yours and what you owe for it — we wanted it to carry that weight.
Check three fields before you sign
The chair. The rate. The schedule. Those three decide what you owe and when. If one of them reads wrong, ask — an agreement takes ten seconds to send again, and your name on it should say exactly what you agreed to.
Your chair, your terms, in writing. That's the standard we're building toward, one agreement at a time.
About BOOTH
BOOTH is the Ultimate Barbershop Platform. Barbers find chairs, owners list their shops and get paid on time, and both sides work from one shared record. We're building it with barbers, in the open.
For more information, visit www.boothapp.co