For barbers

Every cut is
a post waiting to happen.

You already make something worth watching all day. Film a few seconds of the cut and the finish, and turn it into reels with captions in your style, scheduled while you are behind the chair.

A 7 day test drive with 3 free makes. A card only when you connect an account to post.

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Your yes on every postNothing publishes until you approve it.
Never a copied lineEvery script is checked against its source.
Sealed per clientEach workspace keeps its own brand, accounts and data.
Your ad money stays yoursBoosts run on your own ad account, under your cap.

For barbers

What barbers post.

Ideas you could post this week, a sample carousel and a first month laid out. Examples, not real posts.

Transformation

Grown out to sharp in one sitting

The before, the fade, the finish.

Talking head

How to ask your barber for what you want

A few words that save a bad cut.

Behind the chair

Cleaning the clippers between every client

The part nobody films.

Carousel

Which fade fits your face

Low, mid and high, and who each one suits.

Sample slide 1 of 3: Which fade fits your face. Low, mid or high. Here is how to choose.Sample slide 2 of 3: The low fade. Clean and easy to grow out. A good first fade.Sample slide 3 of 3: Not sure which? Comment FADE and we will send the guide.
A sample carousel, drawn by the studio's carousel designer. An example, not a real post.

Your first 30 days, planned.

Reels first, the mix suggested for a new account: a reel every day, voiceover videos and motion reels taking turns, and 6 carousels on Tuesdays and Thursdays. You approve the month and its price once.

  1. Week 1: Meet the chairVoiceover video: Who we are and what we do bestMotion reel: The shop at openingCarousel: How to book and what to expect
  2. Week 2: TransformationsVoiceover video: Grown out to sharpMotion reel: A beard shape up, start to finishCarousel: Which fade fits your face
  3. Week 3: Teach a littleVoiceover video: How to ask for what you wantMotion reel: Styling at home in a minuteCarousel: Products we actually use
  4. Week 4: Behind the chairVoiceover video: Why a lineup grows out the way it doesMotion reel: Clippers cleaned between clientsCarousel: How often to come back

Rather film yourself? Plan a month you film instead, with your videos grouped into film days.

Example topics. Yours come from your brand.

Where it helps barbers most.

Transformations

The start and the finish.

Film the start and the finish of the work. It is cut tight with captions in your style, one of 23, and you pick the version you like.

Ask before you film anyone.
Talking head

Talk once. Post all week.

Film on your phone or with the teleprompter in your browser. Pauses and retakes are fine: dead air comes out, captions go in, and you pick your favorite cut.

Reels first

A reel every day.

Reels first is the mix suggested for a new account: a reel every day, voiceover videos and motion reels taking turns, plus a carousel or two a week. Reels reach people who do not follow you yet.

Posting needs a plan.
Comment to DM

Comments become conversations.

Someone comments your word and gets a reply under the comment and a DM with what you promised, with answer buttons if you want them.

Instagram.
Start posting my cuts

A 7 day test drive with 3 free makes. A card only when you connect an account to post.

The loop

From idea to posted.

Study what works, plan the month, film or skip the camera, approve, and post to the accounts you connect. Comments become conversations.

See how it works

Film the cut.
Let the work talk.

Test drive it free. A card only when you connect an account.

Start posting my cuts