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Barbershop websites · Tustin, CA

Before they sit down, they look you up.

Your regulars know where to find you. A stranger finds whatever comes up first, and right now that's usually an app page with your name on it.

October 2026

I looked up five barbershops in Tustin.

  • 4/5

    had a working website on their own address.

  • 1/5

    had a listed website address that does not load.

  • 4/5

    take bookings on an outside app (Calendly, Booksy or Squire).

Only one of the five has a dead web address, but all four with working sites hand booking off to an app.

What I saw, one by one

  1. One barbershop had its own site with a contact form and a Book An Appointment button opening a Calendly page.
  2. One barbershop had its own site whose Book Now buttons opened its Booksy page.
  3. One barbershop had its own site whose Book Now button opened a Squire booking page.
  4. One barbershop had its own site whose Book Now button opened a Squire booking page for one barber.
  5. One barbershop's directory website address did not resolve, though its listing also linked an Instagram page.

What your site would have.

Built from your shop's real photos, prices and voice. No templates.

  • Your barbers, by chair

    Who cuts here, what they're known for, and a way to book each one.

  • Your cuts, front and center

    The work your regulars already post, on a page you own. With your OK, straight from your Instagram.

  • Prices and walk-ins

    What a fade costs and whether to walk in, answered before anyone has to call.

  • Booking that already works

    The Book button goes to the booking you use now. Nothing to switch.

  • Hours, map and tap to call

    At the top of the page on a phone, where people look first.

  • Easy to find

    Built with local search in mind, so Google and AI search can read who you are and where.

If you've been putting it off

The reasons I hear, and what I do about them.

  • “It costs too much.”

    $497 one time for a custom site. No monthly fee unless you want SmooveCare, and your domain stays in your name.

  • “I don't have time.”

    You tell me about the shop once. I build it, then walk you through it on a video call. Most designs are ready to demo in 48 hours or less.

  • “The last guy disappeared.”

    I pick up the phone and I give honest timelines. Here's what people have to say about me.

Destin called with all the updates and was very honest with timelines and deadlines. It was a breath of fresh air to have the customer service that was given.

Lisa C5.0 · Verified customer, Experience.com

Questions barbers ask.

Do I have to stop using Booksy or Fresha?

No. Your site links to the booking you already use. If you ever want to change how clients book, we can talk it through, but it's your call.

Can you use photos from my Instagram?

Yes, with your OK. Your own work makes the best gallery, and it keeps the site true to your shop.

Who builds it?

Me. SmooveOperator is one person in Orange County, so you talk directly with the person designing and building your site, start to finish.

How much does it cost?

$497 one time for a custom site, built and launched the way I design it, or $997 if you want it adjusted until it feels like yours. SmooveCare, monthly hosting and upkeep, is optional at $99 a month. Your domain stays yours either way.

Let's hear your shop's story.

Tell me about your shop and what you want a new client to see first. I'll reply to you personally.