Manama's clients are Bahrainis and residents from many countries, and many find a barber on Google Maps or Instagram before they message to ask for a time. 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, skin fade, beard line-up, shave, kids' cut, facial: write the price in Bahraini dinars as the last line of each service, and the site shows it as the price. A client who sees the price books instead of asking first.
Choose Arabic for a mainly Bahraini and Arabic-speaking clientele, or English for a shop in an area with many residents from abroad; the site is written in the language you pick before it is built.
Name your area with the city in the form, for example Adliya, Manama or Juffair. Bahraini addresses use building, road and block numbers; add them with the nearest landmark, and the contact page shows your address with a map.
Clients choose a service and a free time within your opening hours. You set how many clients each time takes and whether you confirm each booking yourself or let it confirm on its own.
Enter your mobile number with the 973 country code as the business phone and the site shows a WhatsApp button. When a client asks for a time, send the booking link back.
Weekends can bring visitors from Saudi Arabia over the King Fahd Causeway. If you take walk-ins and bookings, set your weekend hours carefully and keep enough room per time, so booked clients are not kept waiting.
When your hours change in Ramadan, around Eid or on Bahrain's National Day in December, update them in Zotview, and online booking only offers the times you are open.
Enter your shopShop name, your area in Manama and the services you offer. The form at the top is already set to barbershop.
Check the previewLook through the pages, add your BHD 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 send the booking link to the clients who message you 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 BHD 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. Every day has its own opening hours, so Friday can start after the prayer and run into the evening while other days start in the morning. Clients in Manama only see the times you have opened.
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.