—— Industry Solutions
Barber Shops
Walk-ins, queue boards, fade-card memberships and clean barber commissions.
What it solves
Barber Shops
Barber shops live on walk-ins and regulars. Momentfy renders the Calendar as a shared queue board so the front desk can drop a walk-in into the next open chair, runs Memberships for unlimited-cut subscriptions, applies per-barber commissions through Team & HR, and powers a branded Client Portal where regulars rebook the same barber in two taps. The Loyalty add-on turns every visit into a rewarded touch.
The operational pain this setup is designed to remove.
- 01Walk-ins waiting in the doorway with no visible queue order
- 02Members with prepaid packages who nobody can verify at the chair
- 03Tip and commission math redone in a notebook every Sunday
- 04Regulars who switch shops the moment their barber leaves
What you get
Everything below ships in the base source — no upgrade tier required.
What you get.
- 01Live queue board with walk-in slot insertion
- 02Unlimited-cut memberships with per-barber caps
- 03Loyalty points auto-earned per visit, redeemable at the chair
- 04Per-barber commissions with tip-split and retail attach
- 05SMS reminders and "your barber is free" alerts
- 06Booth-rental mode with separate chair P&L
- 07Cash close per barber and per shift
- 08Client portal with one-tap rebook to the same barber
+18%
Avg. ticket
-44%
Queue wait
100%
Commission accuracy
Benchmarks are illustrative — drawn from early operators and industry norms, not a guaranteed result.
Built on
Modules and add-ons bundled into this configuration.
Who runs it
A handful of ways operators configure this today.
Single-shop barbers, multi-barber salons and booth-rental concepts running 1–20 chairs.
High-traffic shop running 80% walk-ins on a queue board
Booth-rental concept with each barber as their own micro-business
Membership-heavy shop selling 4-cut and unlimited monthly plans
Multi-location chain consolidating commission across branches
Quick answers
How do walk-ins fit into a booked calendar?
The queue board lives next to the booked grid; the front desk can drop a walk-in into the next open chair and the system shifts the visual order without moving real bookings.
Can each barber see only their own queue?
Yes — role-based scopes plus a "my chair" view show only that barber's queue and tickets, while managers keep the full floor view.
Does Momentfy handle booth-rental P&L?
Yes. Each chair can be configured as a sub-tenant with its own catalogue, prices and commission split — useful for shops where barbers are independent operators.
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