For barbers & stylists

Hands in someone’s hair. Phone buzzing on the counter.

You can’t stop a fade to take a booking. LarLine texts the caller back in seconds with how to book, and the conversation is waiting when the chair is empty.

A thread: a missed call, the text-back sent for you, and the customer asking for a time

A Saturday, 11:20 AM

The walk-in who didn’t walk somewhere else.

Someone new in the neighbourhood calls while you have a client in the chair. They get a text from you before they’ve found the next shop on the map: your booking link, your hours, or simply “text me a day and time”. They reply. You answer between clients, and they are in your book.

Your text-back could sayHey, it’s Marco at Northside Cuts. I’m with a client right now. Text me the day and time you’re thinking and I’ll confirm as soon as I’m done.

Business hours settings

Business hours

Sunday is Sunday.

Set your days and hours once. Outside them the phone stays quiet and callers get your after-hours text: when you open, and how to book in the meantime. Monday morning, it is all in one list.

Your after-hours text could sayNorthside Cuts is closed today. We’re open Tuesday to Saturday, 9 to 6. Text me here and I’ll get you booked first thing.

The Promises screen: bookings and things you said you would do

Pro · promises

“I’ll fit you in at 4:30” is on the list.

Every time you tell a client a time in a text, Pro keeps it, with their name and your words. Promise two people the same slot and it says so before either of them shows up.

The Numbers screen: your business number

Your number

Your Instagram bio gets a number that isn’t your cell.

Put the LarLine number on the bio, the booking page and the mirror. Clients text it and call it like any number. Your personal one stays for people you chose to give it to.

From $9 a month

Set it up between clients. It’s a ten-minute job.

Pick your number, write your text-back in your own words, and the next call you miss with clippers in your hand still ends in a booking.