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FOR SALE
06/09/25
3911
See Youtube for Video Demo
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All forms and links and numbers can be rooted and changed
This website is saveable and file downloads possible adjustments possible
Editing software program editor transfer possible and including sale
All website adjustments can be made by myself and sold to the purchaser before sale to meet satisfaction
Is at a basic mode status on the website for sale can be altered at any stage before sale.
Monthly subscription is about £40 for the two programs for website and domain is £20 per year
Great potential!
https://youtube.com/shorts/xdvJdWex-GI?si=v8v23dwvQDw9wGRD
Key Highlights
Online platform where customers can book haircuts through professional hairdresser profiles.
Website includes a full booking system: customers can search, filter, and choose stylists by service, location, or reviews.
Two main income streams:
Commission earned on each booking (around 15–20%).
Advertising fees from hairdressers who pay to have their profile promoted.
Can start locally (for example, in Bedfordshire) and expand across the UK.
No need for a physical salon or shop. The business is run completely online.
Opportunity to grow quickly because more people want at-home and on-demand services.
Operations
The business acts as an agency and advertising platform for independent hairdressers and barbers.
It makes money from booking commissions and from stylists who pay for promoted profiles.
Regular tasks include:
Checking and approving new hairdresser profiles.
Managing advertising packages.
Running social media and online adverts to bring in stylists and customers.
Responding to customer enquiries.
Estimated time needed to run the business: 10–15 hours per week at the start.
Customers
End customers: people who want convenient at-home haircuts, including busy workers, families, elderly people, and wedding parties.
Stylists: hairdressers and barbers who want flexible work, new clients, and online promotion.
How customers are found:
Social media adverts (Instagram, TikTok, Facebook).
Search engine results (for example, “mobile barber near me”).
Partnerships with local venues and event services.
Engagement:
Strong chance of repeat business (monthly haircuts, regular colour treatments).
Reviews and stylist profiles help build trust and loyalty.
Location: mainly UK-based customers, starting in one area but with potential to expand nationwide.
Financials (Projections)
Average booking value: about £35.
Commission earned (not as of yet) (15%): about £5.25 per booking.
Example revenue with 20 stylists:
20 stylists × 20 bookings per month × £5.25 = around £2,100 per month.
Extra income from 10 stylists paying £100 each for promoted profiles = £1,000 per month.
Total potential at an early stage: about £3,100 per month.
Growth is easy to scale by adding more stylists or moving into more regions.
Costs are mainly website hosting, online advertising, and small admin expenses.
Additional Notes
The website and booking system are already built and ready to use.
Future expansion could include extra services such as beauty, nails, or other at-home treatments.
Income can become steady and repeatable through returning customers and stylists paying monthly advertising fees.
Can be managed by one person or added to an existing salon business.
Strong opportunity to lead in the local market first, before rolling out across the UK.
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