Create an owner account
Sign up as an owner. You'll land on the owner dashboard, which is empty until your first shop exists.
Add the shop
Dashboard → Create shop. Name, address, and the basics. The address is what puts you on the map, so use the one clients would type into their phone.
Photograph it honestly
Storefront, floor, stations, and the chair you're actually renting. Barbers scroll listings the way they scroll apartments — a shop with real photos gets answered, a shop with one logo does not.
Set your rental plans
Create a plan per chair: weekly, biweekly, or monthly, with the price and what's included — station, storage, products, front desk, whatever's true. Barbers compare on what's included as much as on price.
Publish and connect payments
Publishing puts the shop in the public listings. Connecting Stripe is what lets you collect rent through BOOTH instead of chasing it — do both before you start inviting people.
Good to know
- 01Already take bookings on Booksy, Fresha, Squire, or The Cut? Drop that link on your listing — BOOTH passes clients straight through to it.
- 02Amenities do a lot of work. Parking, laundry, product, late hours — list them; they're the tie-breakers.
- 03You can run more than one location from the same account. Each shop gets its own listing, plans, and payment history.