Same page, four looks. Tap one and the preview updates.
Tap the square to upload from your phone. Skip it if you don't have one — the page looks fine without.
Tap a square to upload straight from your camera roll. The big one sits behind your shop name; the rest fill the gallery. Until you add any, the page shows barbershop artwork in your colour — it never looks empty.
Your prices, hours, rewards and reviews come across from Loop automatically — you only fill in what Loop never asked for.
The address and phone must match your Google listing exactly — same abbreviations, same suite number. That match is what Google rewards.
Your barbers, each with their own photo and their own Book button. People follow the man, not the shop — this is the part regulars send to their mates. Up to eight.
Upload your own tracks and customers can play them on your page. It never starts on its own — they tap to listen. Up to five, 12 MB each.
The three things people ask at the door, answered before they get in the car.
Anything else you want people to tap — a product you sell, a second location. Up to three.
Google is where people search "barber near me". Do this once — it takes about ten minutes and it is free.
Set your bio link to the one page that holds everything — booking, prices, directions, rewards. One link, not five.
What a full card earns, and how many visits fill it. This is the first thing a customer reads.
Written mid-sentence — "a free haircut", "a free beard trim" — because the card says "6 visits gets you a free haircut".
A second reward on lifetime cuts — "every 10th cut is on us". Runs alongside the points card.
The games your customers play while they wait. Coins are play-money — they never touch the points card unless you put coin prizes in the store.
Bonus points for the things you actually want more of. None of these discount the cut in the chair — they cost you points, not money. All off unless you turn them on.
Spin-wheel prizes, the coin store, memberships and the lottery live in the full owner dashboard.
Open owner dashboard →Everything opens signed in with the same code and PIN.
Exactly what a customer sees. Updates as you type.
The real thing. Refreshes when you save.