Chair insights
What your chairs earned after fees, how often barbers see and open your shop, and the one change worth the most money.

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Barbers find a chair near them and agree it in a message. Shops list the chairs they have free and choose who sits there. The agreement, the diary and the money stay in one place, with the same record for both sides.
Works in your browser today. The iPhone app is coming soon to the App Store.
Most chairs are still let through a group chat and a handshake. Then nobody's sure what was agreed, who's booked, or what's owed. ChairHop writes it down once, for both of you.
The listing
A shop lists a chair by the day or the week, with the rent or the split, the days, and what it provides. Barbers nearby see it in Discover.
When the shop accepts, ChairHop drafts the agreement. You both sign it with a finger, and it stays in your message thread.
Every booking after that prices itself against the agreement. Rent, takings and fees, worked out week by week.
For barbers
Featured shops first, then nearest. Filter by distance, rent, days and rating, or switch to the map. Save the ones you like and apply in a tap.
Settle the days and the rent with the shop. When they accept, the agreement is drafted for you: a weekly rent, or a share of the takings. You both sign it with your finger.
Where you're working, who's booked and what's free. Two appointments can't land on the same time: the database refuses it, not just the screen.
Cash or card. Your takings, chair rent and ChairHop's fee are added up week by week, across HMRC's tax year from 6 April.
For shop owners
List the chair. Barbers near you apply. You choose who sits there.
By the day or the week, for rent or a share of the takings. Say what the shop provides and the barber you're after.
Years barbering, where they've worked, qualifications with certificates, portfolio and reviews.
One agreement, then a weekly statement of rent, bookings and fees for both of you.
Also for shops
What your chairs earned after fees, how often barbers see and open your shop, and the one change worth the most money.

Every shop gets a code that opens its own ChairHop page. Print it yourself, or ask us to post you a printed sticker.
Your shop at the top of Discover for barbers near you, until the date you chose. A one-off payment with the price up front. Nothing renews.
Set your own late-cancellation and no-show fee. Card bookings are held until the appointment, then your share goes to your bank through Stripe.
Money & tax
On a share of the takings, each card booking is divided by the agreed split and ChairHop takes 5% from each side's share. The odd penny always lands with the shop, never the person doing the work.
Before Stripe's card fee. Worked out the same way as in the app.
Why not a group chat?
And the rest
Trust and safety
A rating can only be left after a real agreement or a completed booking.
Messages are filtered automatically for words and phrases that break the rules.
Report a message, profile, shop, photo or review and someone at ChairHop looks at it.
If action is taken against your account you can appeal, and you'll get an answer within 14 days.
HMRC's rules for online platforms mean we collect tax details from everyone paid through ChairHop, and report what they were paid each year.
Pricing
No subscription. ChairHop takes 5% from each side of what's agreed through it, and shows you the fee before you agree.
Stripe's card fee comes off card payments before they're paid out. A Featured listing is a one-off payment with the price shown before you buy; nothing renews. Late cancellations and no-shows can also lose the shop's own cancellation fee.
It's free to join and use. ChairHop takes 5% from each side of what's agreed through it, on chair rent or on each side's share of the takings. Shops can also pay for an optional Featured listing.
No. The iPhone app is coming soon to the App Store. Until then, everything works in your browser: sign in or sign up here. Your account works in both.
HMRC's rules for online platforms mean ChairHop must collect tax details from everyone paid through it, and report what they were paid each year. You can't take bookings or be paid until they're in. A limited company gives its company number instead of a National Insurance number.
Customers pay when they book. ChairHop holds the money until the appointment, then your share is sent to your bank through Stripe. You set up payouts once, with your bank details, in Account, Card payments.
Yes. Customers book from a barber's own page with just their name and email. They can change or cancel from the link in their confirmation email.
Barbers and barbershop owners in the UK, aged 18 or over.
Chairhop Ltd, a UK company. You can reach us at support@chairhop.co.uk or on our help page.
Set up your profile or your shop in a few minutes. It's free.
On your phone?Scan to open ChairHop. The iPhone app is coming soon.