Barbershop website templates. Pick one and Cactal builds it.

24 designs for classic and modern barbershops, walk-in shops and barbers with more than one location. Choose one and Cactal turns it into your shop's website, with your cuts and prices, your barbers and a book button linked to the booking tool you already use.

Barbershop website designs

  • Barbershop website design, classic barbershop with a straight-razor shave: dark warm photo of a barber giving a straight-razor shave, a cream serif headline ending in gold italic, gold buttons

    A warm, dark shop photo with the street address under the buttons, made for a neighborhood shop.

  • Barbershop website design, men's salon with cuts, color and shaves: cream panel fading into a photo of a barber trimming a beard, a dark serif headline, a copper button and a locations button

    A cream panel fades into a beard-trim photo, for shops that offer color and grooming as well as cuts.

  • Barbershop website design, town barbershop with a red accent word: dark wood shop photo of a barber cutting hair, a centered cream serif headline with one word in red, a red button

    One word in red in a centered headline, with services and prices one click from the booking button.

  • Barbershop website design, modern barbershop with an oversized blue name: white page, black and white photos of a barber laughing with a client and a hot-towel shave, a huge bold navy name across both and a navy book button

    Black and white shop photos around a giant blue name and one booking button, for a shop with a bold brand.

  • Barbershop website design, modern barbershop with plants and warm light: cream header over a warm photo of a barber in a beanie cutting hair among plants, a thin white headline, sage green buttons

    A relaxed shop photo with thin type and green buttons, calmer than the usual dark barbershop.

  • Barbershop website design, traditional barbershop for every age: dark photo of a barber at work, centered condensed white capitals, a white book button and an outlined call button

    Bold condensed capitals with booking and a call button side by side, for a no-fuss shop full of regulars.

  • Barbershop website design, barbering and scalp care with service cards: white menu bar, a dark band with a barber trimming an older man's beard, a serif headline, two service photo cards below

    A beard trim in a dark band, then two photo cards that lead straight to the main services.

  • Barbershop website design, family-run barbershops in brown and red: dark brown panel with a cream serif headline and a red book button beside a photo of a woman barber trimming an older man's beard

    A headline panel beside a barber at work, with booking, a shop finder and an academy for new barbers.

  • Barbershop website design, black and white barbershop that takes walk-ins: black and white photo of a barber shaving a client, a heavy white serif headline on the left, a white button

    A black and white photo and a heavy serif headline, with appointments and walk-ins both welcome.

  • Barbershop website design, hot-towel shave shop in warm sepia: near-black header, a sepia photo of a bearded barber shaving a reclined client, a cream serif headline at right and a tan button

    A sepia shave photo beside a serif headline that names your city, with one appointment button.

  • Barbershop website design, classic barbershop with the phone in the header: dark wood shop with a barber trimming a reclined client's beard, a cream serif headline, a red book button and the phone number at top right

    A warm beard-trim photo with walk-ins welcome and the phone by the book button, for shops whose regulars call.

  • Barbershop website design, walk-in barbershop with the name as the headline: white menu with a cart, a thin walk-ins bar, a warm photo of a barber cutting hair, a huge condensed white headline

    The shop's name set huge in condensed type, with a walk-ins line under the menu and a shop for products.

  • Barbershop website design, minimal men's grooming studio in soft gray: white menu bar, a muted gray photo of a tattooed barber trimming a client's beard, huge spaced white capitals and a gold button

    Your name spread wide across a muted photo, with skin care and gift cards in the menu beside cuts and shaves.

  • Barbershop website design, barber club with a leather lounge: dark warm club room with a leather sofa and a glass of whiskey, an older barber trimming a client's beard, a cream serif headline and a maroon button

    A leather sofa and a poured drink set the mood, with one book-a-chair button, for a shop made for lingering.

  • Barbershop website design, appointment-only barbershop in ochre and black: black menu, a photo of an older barber cutting hair beside an ochre panel with a second shop photo, a giant cream condensed serif name and a black button

    A giant condensed name runs across two photos and an ochre panel, for a shop that works by appointment.

  • Barbershop website design, neighborhood barbershop with a readers' award headline: dark warm shop with a barber fading a young man's curly hair, a navy badge logo with crossed razors, a large white serif headline and a slate blue book button

    Leads with a local readers' award and names its source in small italic, beside a barber finishing a fade.

  • Barbershop website design, two neighborhood shops with an angled header: angled charcoal header over a photo of a tattooed barber at work, a tall condensed serif headline, white buttons

    An angled charcoal header and a tall condensed serif, for a small business with more than one shop.

  • Barbershop website design, neighborhood barbershop with a contact bar on top: dark barbershop interior with a striped pole, a crossed razor and comb logo, condensed white capitals and two rounded photos of a fade and a gray beard

    Phone and street address in a top bar, the neighborhood in the headline and two photos of finished cuts.

  • Barbershop website design, straight-razor shaves with an online shop bar: near-black header, a brown bar announcing an online shop, a sepia photo of a straight-razor shave by a window with a church spire, a light serif headline and an olive button

    A sepia shave photo and a quiet serif headline, with a bar announcing the online shop for grooming goods.

  • Barbershop website design, neighborhood barbers with a hand-lettered word: cream header with a barber pole logo, a dark warm photo of a barber shaping a client's beard, a cream serif headline with a gold script word

    A gold script word, the neighborhoods you serve right under it, and a welcome section with the waiting area.

  • Barbershop website design, two-location barbershop with a card for each shop: near-black barbershop interior with a leather chair under a pendant lamp, a cream serif headline with one gold italic word, two location cards with gold buttons

    Each shop gets its own card with address, hours and booking, over a moody, empty barber chair.

  • Barbershop website design, heritage barbershop that sells grooming goods: dark wood shop with a barber in a white jacket giving a hot-towel shave, a cream serif headline, white outlined buttons

    A barber in a white jacket giving a hot-towel shave, with a shop button beside booking for products.

  • Barbershop website design, hometown barbers across several shops: dark brick shop with a barber shaving a reclined client, a cream western slab headline, an orange button

    A western slab headline about local roots over a brick shop, with locations next to booking.

  • Barbershop website design, big-team barbershop with a row of barber portraits: black and white photo of a barber clipping a bearded client's hair, tall white condensed capitals with the year in pink, bright blue book buttons and six grayscale barber headshots with their names underneath

    A founding-year headline, walk-in welcome and team portraits suit a busy shop with a large crew.

Every design is an illustration by Cactal. The shops, people and photos in them are fictional. Updated October 2026.

Describe your shop

What you offer, where you are and whether clients book or walk in. Cactal writes the pages, links your book button to the booking tool you already use and publishes the site.

How it works

  1. 1 Pick a design

    Browse by kind of shop and open any design to see it full size.

  2. 2 Add your shop's details

    Your cuts, prices, barbers, hours and the link to your booking tool. Cactal writes every page and builds the site from your design.

  3. 3 Publish

    Ask for changes in plain words until it's right, then publish free on a Cactal domain, or on your own domain with Pro.

What a barbershop website needs

Booking or walk-ins, made clear

Say right under the headline whether you take appointments, walk-ins or both. Keep the book button on every page and link it to the booking tool you already use.

Cuts and prices people can scan

List each service, from fades and beard trims to hot-towel shaves and kids' cuts, with a price and how long it takes.

Your barbers, with photos

A photo, specialties and a booking link for each barber. Regulars follow their barber, and new clients pick one by their work.

Photos of your own cuts

Show real cuts on different hair types and textures. A few sharp photos of your own work say more than stock images.

Hours and location on every page

Your address, a map, hours and parking help people find the door and help search engines match you to nearby searches. If walk-in waits vary, say when it's usually quiet.

Policies and licenses, stated plainly

Spell out no-show and late policies before people book. Licensing and display rules for barbers vary by state, so check what yours requires.

Questions

Are these barbershop website templates free?

Every design here is free to start from. You can sign up, build and publish on a Cactal domain without a card and with no time limit. Putting your site on a domain you own is $25 a month on Pro, or $240 a year.

Do I need to know how to code or design?

No. Describe your shop in plain words and Cactal builds, edits and publishes the site. When you want a change, ask for it the same way.

How much does a barbershop website cost?

A custom build from a web designer often runs into the thousands of dollars and takes weeks. A builder template costs less, but you still write and fill in every page. With Cactal it's free to build and publish on a Cactal address, and your own domain is $25 a month on Pro, or $240 a year, with no setup fee.

Can I use my own domain?

Yes. Every site starts on a free Cactal address. Connect a domain you own on Pro for $25 a month, or $240 a year, and each additional website on its own domain is $20 a month.

Who owns the website?

You do. Every Cactal site is real React source code, so you can take it and run it anywhere. There is no export to buy.

Are these real barbershops?

No. Each design is an illustration made by Cactal, and the shop names, people, prices and photos in it are fictional. Your site is built around your own shop.

Can clients book a cut on my site?

Cactal doesn't run appointment booking itself. Your site links to or embeds the booking tool you already use, so the book button takes clients straight to your calendar.

Can I sell grooming products on my site?

Cactal doesn't run a shopping cart or take payments itself. Your site can show your products and link to the online shop you already use.

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