Your shop number, in every pocket.
Still giving clients your personal cell? Bold. Your shop gets its own local number, callers press 1 for their barber, and that barber's phone rings with who's calling and when they're booked next.
The one paid add-on: from $29.99/mo on top of the $35 plan. See the plans →
Everything else is in the $35. This isn't.
A real phone line costs real money every month, so Business Line is the only thing we charge extra for. Pick a plan when you set up your number in the owner app.
$29.99/mo
Calls only. A local shop number that rings your team in the app, with a call menu and voicemail. No texting.
Calling: up to 3,000 minutes a month.
$49.99/mo
Calls + texts. Everything in Voice, plus texting clients from the shop number once the carriers approve your registration (we file it for you).
Calling: up to 3,000 minutes a month. Texting: up to 3,000 texts a month.
On top of the $35/mo plan, per shop number. Every other feature stays included.
A call nobody answers is a cut you lost.
Booking apps take bookings. Then a client calls, the shop phone rings on a counter somewhere, and nobody picks up. Business Line puts the shop's number in every barber's pocket.
The shop phone rings. Nobody's at the counter.
That cut walks down the street to the next guy.
Your cell is on every flyer
And every client has it forever.
"Who's this?"
With Business Line you see the name and next visit before you answer.
Every call, everyone sees it.
Answered, outgoing and missed, with who took each one. A missed call is flagged so somebody calls back, and voicemail sits in its own tab with your greeting on the front end.
Text from the shop, not your cell.
On Voice + Text, clients text the shop number and anyone on the phone can answer. Quick replies sit above the box, and every message shows who sent it, so nobody double-answers.
They sell booking apps. We built a phone.
SQUIRE's and theCut's own pages don't list a shop phone line; they list text reminders and marketing texts. Booksy's plans page lists an "AI Receptionist" without saying what it does. None of them list a local number that rings your barbers with the caller's next appointment on screen.
Checked November 4, 2026: SQUIRE pricing, theCut features, Booksy plans.
A barbershop phone line, built in.
A local number
One number for the whole shop.
Call menu
Press 1 for Shawn, 2 for Austin, or ring everyone.
Rings in the app
iPhone and Android, lock screen included.
Know who's calling
Name, photo, next visit and show-up score.
Text from the shop
On Voice + Text. Same thread for everyone.
Voicemail
With your greeting, in the app.
Missed calls
Flagged, with a one-tap call back.
Decline with a text
"With a client, call you back in 15."
Pick who's on it
Barbers, a manager, the front desk.
How it works
Pick a number
Choose a local number for your shop in the owner app.
Set the menu
Press 1 for one barber, 2 for another, or ring everyone. Change it anytime.
Phones ring
The call rings the Barbercita app with the client's name and next appointment.
Business Line questions
How does the shop phone number work?
Do my barbers need a second phone?
What do I see when a client calls?
Can we text clients from the shop number?
What if nobody picks up?
Who can answer?
Is Business Line included in the $35?
What's the difference between the plans?
Every feature. One plan.
Everything else is in the $35/mo plan. Business Line is the one paid add-on, from $29.99/mo.