Shop type · Full Shop plan
POS for booth rental barbershops
A booth rental barbershop POS has one job most apps skip: keeping the rent straight. getbarberpos logs each renter's rent, due date and paid or late status, prints a receipt every time, and still lets every renter run their own book and clients. One flat Full Shop price covers up to 10 chairs.
| Renter | Chair | Due | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Marcus | #1 | Mon | Paid |
| Luis | #2 | Mon | Paid |
| Dre | #4 | Tue | Partial |
| Kofi | #5 | Mon | Late 2d |
| Bilal | #6 | Fri | Upcoming |
What does a day in a booth rental shop look like?
- #8
Who paid this week?
Rent comes in by cash, app transfer and 'I'll get you Friday'. Without a ledger, the owner is chasing memory, not money.
- #4
Renters want their own book
Renters set their own prices and keep their own clients. A system that forces everyone onto one shared calendar starts arguments.
- #2
Walk-ins and fairness
When a walk-in comes in, renters want a fair turn. A shared paper list by the door goes missing and nobody trusts it.
- #0
Year-end paperwork
Your accountant wants a clean record of rent received from each renter. A shoebox of texts and receipts is not that.
One full turn of the chair · 5 steps
Set up in one turn of the chair
Sign up, name the shop, set opening hours and your tax settings.
Add renters as staff with their own login and limited permissions, so they see their own book and clients only.
Enter each renter's rent amount, weekly or monthly, and the day it is due.
Choose which barbers take walk-ins and put the board on a tablet by the door.
Renters who bring a client list can import it by CSV, or add regulars as they come in.
The plan that fits
Full Shop
$39/moAED 149/moRs 4,999/mo
Full Shop covers up to 10 chairs at $39 a month in the USA, flat, with the booth rent ledger, staff roles and walk-in board included. Renters do not each need their own subscription.
Compare all plansAn example week, on screen
- Example: renters on the floor
- Six renters, each on weekly rent
- Example: rent day
- Every Monday; the ledger flags anyone not marked paid by Tuesday
- Example: owner's own chair
- The owner cuts too and runs one appointment book plus walk-ins
- Example: what the owner sees
- Rent received, rent overdue and retail sold, on one end-of-week report
Example only — not a forecast for your shop.
Features this kind of shop leans on
Booth rent trackingBooth rent · the ledger owners never had
Walk-in queueWalk-in queue · first on the floor
AppointmentsAppointments · the book, minus the phone tag
Client cardsClient cards · the cut, written down
ReportsReports · the week, in plain numbersOther shop types: POS for commission barbershops · POS for solo barbers and suite renters
FAQ · 8 questions
Questions shop owners ask
Q01Can getbarberpos track booth rent for every renter?
Yes. Each renter has a rent amount, due date and paid or late status, with a receipt for every payment. The ledger shows at a glance who is behind.
Q02Do renters need to pay for their own accounts?
No. Renters are staff on your shop account, and Full Shop is one flat price for up to 10 chairs.
Q03Can renters keep their clients private?
Yes. Staff roles and permissions let each renter see only their own book and client cards, while the owner sees the whole shop.
Q04Can renters set their own prices?
Yes. You can set up services per barber, so each renter charges what they charge.
Q05Do renters' service sales go through my register?
That is up to you. Some shops only track rent; others let renters ring up on the shop register and use separate payment methods. Talk to your accountant about how you want the money to flow.
Q06What is typical weekly booth rent?
Trade guides commonly quote roughly $150 to $400 a week in big US metros, but it varies widely by city and shop. Treat that as a rough range, not a benchmark.
Q07Can renters pay rent by app transfer?
Yes. Add Cash App, Zelle or any other method as a custom payment method, and the rent receipt shows how it was paid.
Q08Are booth renters employees?
Booth renters are usually independent contractors, but classification depends on how the shop actually runs. This is general information; confirm with your accountant or an employment lawyer.
Skin · the last pass
Take it down to skin.
Try every feature free for 30 days. No card, no contract, no per-barber fees.
- Cancel any time
- Bring your clients by CSV
- Your processor, no markup