A KWD price on every service
Haircut, fade, beard shaping, hot towel shave, kids' cut, hair colour: write the price in Kuwaiti dinars as the last line of each service, and the site shows it as the price, so clients compare before they message.
In Kuwait City many clients come for a cut in the evening, after work and once the heat drops, and they ask for a time on WhatsApp or Instagram first. Zotview's AI builds your shop's website with your services in about a minute, in Arabic or English; you add online booking and publish it.
Website and online booking are in the free plan. Pro with your own domain: $19 a month.
A ready-made example site for a business like yours. Open it to look through it; your own site is written from your details.
Haircut, fade, beard shaping, hot towel shave, kids' cut, hair colour: write the price in Kuwaiti dinars as the last line of each service, and the site shows it as the price, so clients compare before they message.
Set your opening hours for each day, including late evenings if that is when you are busiest. Clients pick a service and a free time within those hours, and you decide how many clients each time takes, for example one per chair.
Name your area with the city in the form, for example Salmiya, Kuwait City or Hawalli. Addresses here go by area, block and street, so add all three, plus the mall or building, and the contact page shows them with a map.
Pick Arabic for Kuwaiti and other Arabic-speaking clients, or English for a shop that serves many residents from abroad; the site is written in the language you choose before it is built.
Enter your mobile number with the 965 country code as the business phone and the site shows a WhatsApp button. Reply to clients with your booking link instead of agreeing on a time message by message.
Hours shift in Ramadan, before Eid and around the National and Liberation Day holidays in February. Change your opening hours in Zotview for those weeks, so online booking only offers the times you are really open.
Many clients in Kuwait find a barber through photos on Instagram. Put the booking link in your bio, and add a few photos of your cuts to the site so the page shows the same work.
Enter your shopShop name, your area in Kuwait City and the services you offer. The form at the top is already set to barbershop.
Check the previewLook through the pages, add your KWD prices and photos, and switch on online booking with your opening hours.
Publish and sharePublish on a free zotview.com address or, on a paid plan, your own domain. Then put the booking link in your Instagram bio and send it on WhatsApp.
The website and online booking are part of the free plan, and there is no commission per booking. Pro, with your own domain and without the Zotview badge, costs $19 a month.
Yes. Pick Arabic as the site language before the preview is built, and the AI writes your services and the booking page text in Arabic. Write the KWD prices and your area the same way as on an English site.
Yes, if you want: add your own payment provider's link (iyzico, PayTR, Moyasar, Tap or any other) in the booking settings, and clients see the deposit or price before they book and pay on the provider's page. The money goes straight to you; Zotview never holds it. Without a link, clients pay in person as before. Those who leave an email receive their booking confirmation there.
Not at the moment. Bookings go into one shared schedule; there are no separate calendars per barber. You can limit how many clients each time takes.
Yes. Add the home visit as its own service with its price and how long it takes, and write on the site which areas you drive to, for example Salmiya or Jabriya. Clients in Kuwait City book it from the same link, and you see the booking with their details.
Describe your business and the AI builds a first version in about a minute. You review it, add booking and forms, and publish when you're ready.