What people check before they walk in
Someone looking for a barber is usually on their phone and close by. They want to see your cuts, your prices and whether you are open now. If that takes more than a few seconds, they pick the next shop on the map.
- Your price list: skin fades, scissor cuts, beard trims, kids' cuts, hot towel shaves
- Opening hours, including late nights and Sundays if you do them
- Walk-ins or appointments, said plainly
- Your address with a map, and where to park
- Photos of real cuts, and a link to your Instagram
How it works
Type something like: a barber shop in Leeds city centre, skin fades and beard trims, walk-ins welcome, open till 8 on Thursdays. CreonAI writes the words, builds the pages and checks every one before it says it is done.
Publish it to a link, put the link in your Instagram bio and on your Google profile, and change anything later by asking: add a student discount, change Saturday hours, add a second barber.
Bookings: keep the app you already use
CreonAI builds your website, not a booking system. If you take appointments through a booking app, the site sends people straight to it with a big Book now button, so you keep one diary and one place for reminders and payments.
Getting found by people nearby
Searches like barber near me and skin fade Leeds are decided mostly by your Google Business Profile and your reviews, with your website backing them up. Put your area and your cuts on the site in plain words, and ask regulars for a review.
Keep your shop name, address and phone number exactly the same on the site, on Google and on Instagram, so Google is sure they are all the same shop.
What it costs
Free to build and try: 500 credits once you confirm your email, no card. A free site stays online for 7 days with a small Built with CreonOS badge.
Pro is £19.99 a month: your site stays online for good, goes on your own domain, loses the badge, and comes with 1,500 credits a month for changes.