Websites for barbers and barbershops in Ticino.

What a barbershop website actually needs

Someone looking for a new barber is choosing a person to trust with their head. They want to know the price, who cuts, and how to book, in that order.

1. A price list, service by service

   Cut, beard, cut and beard, child. A public price list removes the awkward question and brings in enquiries that already know the answer. Hiding it does not remove the question, it moves it to the phone.

2. A booking path that is not only direct messages

   Requests arrive on Monday, when the shop is closed, and on Sunday evening. If the only channel is a direct message, the request sits in an inbox and the chair stays empty. The site sends people to the platform you already use, or to a form that collects name, service and preferred time.

3. Who holds the scissors

   A barber is chosen for the hand, not for the logo. Names, specialities and one photograph at work say more than any description of the atmosphere. If several of you work there, the person booking has to know who they are booking with.

4. The real work, photographed honestly

   A before and after is worth something only if the light and the angle match in both frames, otherwise the trick shows. Written permission is required for identifiable people. Lume 02 includes selection and light correction of the images you supply.

5. Address and closing day, identical everywhere

   Many shops close on Monday and stay open late on Thursday. When the site, the map and the social profile say three different things, somebody arrives to a shuttered door and does not come back. On the site this information lives in one place.

Which package, and why

The package follows the functions you need, not the sector. For a barbershop the concrete question is how long the price list is, how many people work in the shop, and where the diary lives today.

• Lume 01CHF 890

  Up to 3 pages and a link to your existing booking platform. Enough when the price list is short and the diary already lives in a booking tool.

• Lume 02CHF 1'290

  Up to 6 pages and one simple technical integration. Room for the full price list, a page for the barbers and a gallery of the work.

• Lume 03CHF 2'090

  Up to 8 pages, a second Latin-alphabet language, 15–25 essential iPhone photographs, lightly corrected for the website · included only in the Mendrisiotto and an essential logo with website-ready variants.

All prices are VAT included. Indicative timings are 2 weeks for Lume 01, 3 weeks for Lume 02, 4 weeks for Lume 03. Timings start from the confirmed start: valid acceptance, reconciled first payment, essential materials and required access. The service includes 15–25 essential photographs shot on iPhone and lightly corrected for the website; it is not a professional photography assignment. In the Mendrisiotto it is available as a CHF 290 extra for Lume 01 and Lume 02 and included in Lume 03. Outside the Mendrisiotto it is not included or offered as an extra.

Corte: a barbershop, built end to end

Corte is a Lume Studio demonstration concept built on Lume 02: a price per service, a page for the barbers, a gallery and a complete booking path. Corte is not a real business, and its prices, availability and bookings are simulated. It is there to judge the construction, not to book a haircut.