In Riyadh, men find a barber on Google Maps, ask on WhatsApp whether a chair is free, or simply call. Zotview's AI builds your shop's website with your services in about a minute, in Arabic or English; you add online booking, so clients pick a time without waiting for you to answer.
Website and online booking are in the free plan. Pro with your own domain: $19 a month.
Haircut, beard shaping, razor shave, kids' cut, facial cleansing, grooming packages: write the SAR price as the last line of each service, and the site shows it as the price. A client who can see the price doesn't have to call to ask.
Most of your clients in Riyadh search and read in Arabic. Pick Arabic as the site language before the preview is built, or English if your shop mainly serves residents who don't read Arabic.
Name your district with the city, for example Al Malqa, Riyadh. The AI uses it in your headline, and the contact page shows your address, opening hours and a map once you add the address. Mention the street or the plaza so clients find the door.
Clients pick a service and a free time within your opening hours. You set how many clients each time takes, for example one per chair, and whether you confirm each booking yourself.
Many clients still call or message on WhatsApp. Enter your mobile number with the 966 country code as the business phone and the site shows a WhatsApp button; send the booking link in your replies, so the next client books himself.
The nights before Eid are among the busiest for barbers. Set your Ramadan and Eid opening hours in Zotview ahead of time, so online booking only offers the times you are actually open and clients book a time instead of waiting in the shop.
Put the booking link on your Google Business Profile and in your Instagram and Snapchat bios, where clients in Riyadh look at your work before they come.
Enter your shopShop name, your district in Riyadh and the services you offer. The form at the top is already set to barbershop.
Check the previewLook through the pages, add your SAR 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 call you or 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, from haircut to beard shaping, and the booking page text in Arabic. Write the SAR prices and your district as you usually do.
No. Zotview doesn't process payments, so clients pay in your shop 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.
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.