Screens for salons & barbershops

The shop TV becomes your best front desk.

Barbershops, salons, nail studios, spas — you already have a TV on the wall and a line at the door. It turns that glass into a service menu, a walk-in list, and a booking machine you run from the phone in your apron.

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What it replaces

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The chalkboard price list

Redrawing prices in chalk every raise? Type it once — every screen in the shop is right, in your brand, forever.

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The walk-in notebook

A screen shows the list, the wait, and who’s next — so the room manages itself while you cut.

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The taped window flyer

A portrait screen in the window sells open chairs tonight and books tomorrow with a QR.

Production example

Screenshots showing how a modern barbershop uses Screens for service menus, walk-in lists, and window promos.

Steel & Scissors - service-menu

Steel & Scissors

service menu

Steel & Scissors - walk-in-list

Steel & Scissors

walk in list

Steel & Scissors - window-poster

Steel & Scissors

window poster

Built for the way you actually work

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Service menu board

Cuts, fades, color, nails — dotted-leader pricing that reads across the room, edited between clients.

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Walk-in list

Names up on the glass, honest wait times, fewer “am I next?” interruptions.

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Window promos after close

Tomorrow’s openings on the sidewalk glass all night, with a booking QR.

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Booking QR everywhere

Every screen carries your booking link — the wall fills next week’s chairs.

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Your look, not clip-art

Channels wear your logo and colors — the shop’s vibe, not a vendor template.

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Survives the Wi-Fi

Screens cache everything; a router blip never blanks your price board mid-Saturday.

Fair questions

Can I change prices between clients?

Yes — open the channel on your phone, change the number, Save. The board updates before your next client sits down.

Does it work on the TV I already have?

If it has a browser (or a Fire Stick / Chromecast with one), yes. No boxes to buy or install.

Can each stylist have their own promo?

Channels are slide loops — give every chair a slide, or every stylist a week on the window glass.

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The trial is free for seven days and takes about a minute to start. No card, no sales call — or talk to us first if you'd rather.