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€9.99€99.90a montha year
List price €14.99€149.90
Know what happens in your business while it happens: the till, the diary, the card machine, stock and pay, in one system.
For barbershops, salons, nail studios, cleaners, small shops and cafés — and professionals who visit their customers.
Not on bookings, not on sales. The price on this page is the whole bill.
Pay month by month and cancel in Settings whenever you like. Nothing is billed after the last day paid.
The counter keeps selling without the internet and sends every sale when the connection is back.
The day closes to the cent: the drawer counted against what it should hold, the card machine against its own total.

The professional picks the service and the product on the counter tablet — three taps, cash or card — or on their own phone, away from the counter.

The sale is split by that person's rule, the product leaves the stock, and the person sees their own day on their phone.

The manager counts the drawer against what the till expects, the card machine against the till, and closes the day. A day left open is flagged the next morning.

The owner sees every shop as it happens — takings, commission, what runs out this week, and what needs a look.
Not only a till. Three things that bring money in before the visit, and the customer back after it — each sent in your name, nothing for you to do.
Bought on your booking page for any amount, paid online, sent by e-mail or WhatsApp with the giver's words and the card as a picture. Spent at the till by its code.
A stamp for every visit, on the customer's own page. A message at the half and when the card fills; the free service given at the till.
Booked by them on your page or by you at the counter: confirmed, reminded the day before, and asked how it went — the reply is your review.
Till, bookings, card machine and every barber's commission in one place. Closing the day takes minutes now, and nobody argues about commission at the end of the week.
You pay by the number of professionals who take bookings. Managers and reception are free, and all your shops count together.
€9.99€99.90a montha year
List price €14.99€149.90
€29€290a montha year
List price €49€490
€69€690a montha year
List price €89€890
€99€990a montha year
List price €139€1,390
More than 20 professionals, or a group of shops? We agree a price with you.
Talk to usR$29R$290a montha year
List price R$49R$490
R$69R$690a montha year
List price R$89R$890
R$99R$990a montha year
List price R$139R$1,390
R$149R$1,490a montha year
List price R$209R$2,090
30 days freeEverything unlocked. No card asked.
No commission on bookings, no cut of your sales.
Six businesses, two months of history, the money of the prices above. Sign in as the owner, the manager or the team — or book as a customer.
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Every nightThe demo goes back to the start. Whatever you ring, move or rename is gone in the morning, and nobody is written to.
Northside Barbers, Dublin: three shops and a stockroom, the day close, commission, bookings and the owner's screen over every shop.
000000Bloom Nail & Brow Studio, Dublin: nails, lashes and brows, one professional per chair, a loyalty stamp card, gift cards and packages, bookings on its own page.
000000Polished at Home, Dublin: a nail technician who goes to her clients — their addresses on the diary, travel time between visits, “I'm here” and “Done” on her phone.
Halfpenny Mini Market, Dublin: a scan-first till, deliveries with cost and expiry, the shelf and what it is worth.
Willow & Thread Boutique, Dublin: a small shop that resells — sizes and colours, a discount at the till, an exchange, the catalogue page with “sold out” and WhatsApp.
Spotless Home Cleaning, Dublin: one person's diary, regulars on a weekly rhythm, customers with their addresses, a menu by the hour.
Barbearia Vila Nova, São Paulo: two shops, Pix beside cash and card, commission as it is paid there, bookings on its own page.
000000Studio Jasmim Unhas & Beleza, São Paulo: nails, lashes and brows, a loyalty stamp card, gift cards and packages, Pix beside cash and card, bookings on its own page.
Unhas da Bia — Manicure em Casa, São Paulo: a nail technician who goes to her clients, their addresses on the diary, “Cheguei” and “Terminei” on her phone, Pix with the amount.
Mercadinho São Jorge, São Paulo: a scan-first till, Pix at the counter, deliveries with cost and expiry, the shelf and what it is worth.
Ateliê Bella, Barbalha: a lojinha that sells by WhatsApp and Instagram — sizes and colours, a discount, an exchange, instalments on the shop's own book (the crediário), the catalogue page.
Lar Brilhante Limpeza, São Paulo: one person's diary, regulars on a weekly rhythm, customers with their addresses, a menu by the hour.
Most small businesses run a till, a booking system and a card machine that share nothing, and keep the stock in a notebook. BarbOS writes all of it into one record — and each person opens it from where they are.
The till on a mounted tablet, built for three taps and a wet hand.
Person, service, payment. Split payments, a typed tip, a refund with its reason, a receipt on screen.
The reader is charged from the till, the sale is recorded only when the machine says paid, and every charge is checked against SumUp on its own.
The sale is kept on the tablet and sent the moment the connection is back — never lost, never doubled.
Whoever is booked today opens with their basket already filled.
Everyone signs in on their own phone and sees only their own figures.
Today, this week, this month: services, products, tips and what each one earns, live — and, when commission has bands, how far the next one is.
A sale recorded away from the counter, charged on the shop's card machine, and a product used on a client noted in the stock.
On the home screen, light or dark, opening straight on their own day.
The manager's screens: the day, the people, the shelf.
The drawer expected against the drawer counted, the card machine against the till, and a day left open flagged the next morning.
A base rate and bands per person, products and tips on their own rates, a fixed amount per period, weekly or monthly — with advances and a settlement if that is how you pay.
Deliveries with expiry dates, a count of the shelf, transfers between shops, a minimum per product and a reorder suggestion.
An income statement per shop and for all of them, a PDF, a CSV, card payments and refunds each on their own page.
The owner's screen, for as many shops as there are.
Who carries the month, the last thirty days, the average ticket, products per sale, and what is left after the people and the drawer.
A day nobody closed, a product that runs out inside a week, something near its expiry date, a professional with an empty diary, a weak weekday, a product sitting on the shelf.
A heat map of weekday and hour over eight weeks, to put the people where the clients are.
The shop's own booking page, where clients book online, and marketplace bookings arriving on their own — all beside the sale that paid for them.
No. You pay month by month, or a year ahead with two months free. Cancel in Settings → Subscription whenever you like: BarbOS keeps running until the last day already paid, and nothing is billed after it.
Your first invoice comes when the 30 days end, for your plan's price. Pay it the way the invoice says and carry on. No card was asked, so nothing is ever charged without you.
Your price list comes in from a spreadsheet in one paste — services, products and prices. If you would rather, we set the business up with you.
BarbOS support answers by e-mail or WhatsApp by the next working day, and the Help pages answer the common questions at any hour.
A tablet, phone or computer with a browser. The counter runs on any tablet and the team use their own phones. A SumUp Solo if you want the card charge to start from the till; any other card machine still works.
Only your business. Each business's records are walled off from every other's in the database itself, not only on the screen, and each professional sees their own figures only.
Cash, card — on the machine you have, or on a SumUp Solo with the charge starting from the till — and any other way you add, such as a bank transfer. Each is counted at the day's close.
The counter does. Each sale is saved on the tablet first and sent when the connection is back — never lost and never doubled. Selling from a phone needs a connection.
BarbOS talks to the SumUp Solo: the charge starts from the till, the sale is recorded when the machine says paid, and the two are reconciled on their own. Any other machine still works — card is a way of paying that the close counts against the machine's total.
Yes. Prices per shop, stock per shop with a stockroom, a professional who works in two shops, a manager per shop and a senior manager over all of them, and the owner's network screen.
Each professional signs in on their own phone and sees their own figures only: today, this week, this month, what each one earns, and how far the next commission band is. Nobody sees a colleague's numbers or the shop's total.
One price a month by the number of professionals who take bookings, with everything included: the prices are on this page. The first 30 days are free, and no card is asked.
Press Start free: your business is set up in a couple of minutes, with 30 days free and no card asked. If you would rather, we set it up with you — the shops, the catalogue from a spreadsheet, each person's access. The counter tablet is paired once and never asks again; the team signs in on their own phones. From the first sale, the record is yours.
English, Portuguese and Spanish — the till, the back office, the team's phones, the booking pages and the letters, each in your business's language.
Ask for a demo or a quote. A demo is a call and a shared screen: your shops, your services, your team's commission rules.
We answer by the next working day.