Barbershop websites in Charlotte, built before you pay.

Here's a full example. Yours shows your own cuts, prices, hours and reviews.

Example website for Linework Barbers, a made-up business, on a laptop. Its banner says all information is representative. Example website for Linework Barbers, a made-up business, on a phone. Its banner says all information is representative.
Example site · made-up business

What a website does for a barbershop

Open the full example site. It's a made-up barbershop, built the way yours would be.

  • Part of the example barbershop site: shows your cuts and pricesExample

    Shows your cuts and prices

    People see what you do and what it costs before they walk in.

  • Part of the example barbershop site: puts the call button up topExample

    Puts the call button up top

    One tap to call and check the wait, on every screen.

  • Part of the example barbershop site: shows your reviewsExample

    Shows your reviews

    Your Google rating and recent reviews, live, where people look.

Simple prices. Nothing is due until it's live.

The Storefront Launch

$500when it goes live

Includes 6 months of The Keep-It-Fresh Plan free (a $594 value), then $99 a month.

Annual

$1,000when it goes live

Saves $94 in year one

The site plus 12 months of The Keep-It-Fresh Plan, then $99 a month.

The Keep-It-Fresh Plan covers:
  • Hosting, and I fix anything that breaks
  • Small edits: hours, prices, services, photos
  • Your web address, renewed each year
  • Cancel any time, with no fee

Free with either one

  • Illustration: a business profile on Google for Linework Barbers, a made-up barbershop, with its category, hours and website link marked as set.Illustration

    The Google Profile Tune-UpYour hours, categories and website link, set right on Google.

  • The Review Booster: a 5 by 7 inch counter card in a clear acrylic stand. It reads “Loved your visit? Leave us a review” above a QR code. Shown for a made-up shop.Example

    The Review BoosterA 5 × 7 in counter card in a clear stand, with a QR code to your Google review page.

  • The QR Card Pack: a stack of business cards with the shop's logo and a QR code to its website, and one card turned over to its back, “Loved your visit? Leave us a review”, with a QR code. Shown for a made-up shop.Example

    The QR Card Pack250 business cards with your logo. The front has a QR code to your site, or to a promo page you pick. The back says “Loved your visit? Leave us a review”, with a QR code to your Google review page.

My promise

Pay nothing until it's live on your own web address. Don't love it in the first 30 days? I refund the $500.

On the Annual plan, I refund the full $1,000 within 30 days.

I take on five launches a month.When a month is full, the next launch waits for the month after.

Ask about the Growth Plan.A monthly visibility report, Google posts and review replies.

What designers charge.Charlotte web designers typically charge $1,800–5,500 for a small-business site.1

1 marketingbymagnet.com/web-designer-cost-charlotte: a freelance designer's small-business site, 2026 rates (checked 2026-10-19).

Questions

How much does a small business website cost in Charlotte?
Charlotte web designers typically charge $1,800 to $5,500 for a small-business site. My price is $500 when it goes live, with 6 months of The Keep-It-Fresh Plan free, then $99 a month.
Do I pay before I see the site?
No. I build your site first. You pay nothing until it's live on your own web address.
Who owns my domain?
You do. Your web address is registered in your business name. I hold it for you while you're on the plan, and I move it to you any time you ask.
What does the monthly plan include?
The Keep-It-Fresh Plan is $99 a month. It covers hosting, fixes, small edits to your hours, prices and photos, and your web address each year. Cancel any time by text or email, with no fee.
Can you add my Google reviews?
Yes. Your site can show your Google rating and recent reviews, live from Google and credited to Google.
What areas do you serve?
Charlotte, NC and the towns nearby: Matthews, Mint Hill, Indian Trail, Huntersville, Concord, Gastonia, Rock Hill and Fort Mill.
Can customers book online from my site?
Yes. If you already use a booking app, your main button can go straight to it. Setting up a new booking app is quoted first.
Can my site show photos of my cuts?
Yes. At launch your site uses your own photos of your work, not stock photos.

Want to see your site? I'll build it first.