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United Arab Emirates · AED · Prices include 5% VAT.

Gents salon POS for barbershops in Sharjah

Sharjah gents salons run on lower rents and tighter margins than Dubai, so every dirham of software counts. getbarberpos starts at AED 59 a month VAT included, with commission per barber, a cash drawer that balances and Arabic, English and Urdu screens.

  1. 01Al NahdaBusy residential towers on the Dubai border, with evening rushes after the commute home.
  2. 02Al MajazFamily area around the lake and corniche with established gents salons and regulars.
  3. 03Al Qasimia and RollaOlder central neighbourhoods with walk-in salons and plenty of cash trade.
  4. 04Muwaileh and University CityStudents and young families, with price-conscious clients and weekend peaks.

Barbering in Sharjah

Sharjah rents are lower than Dubai, which is why so many families live in Al Nahda, Al Majaz and Al Taawun and commute across the border. Gents salons follow them: plenty of small, two-to-five chair shops serving residents in the evening after the commute.

Sharjah keeps more conservative norms than its neighbours. Salons are strictly gents only, dress and conduct rules are taken seriously, and clients expect a quiet, respectful shop. Many owners prefer a simple system that just works over anything flashy.

Licensing goes through the Sharjah Economic Development Department, and owners often run a Sharjah salon alongside a branch in Ajman or Dubai. Because prices are lower, a flat monthly fee per shop matters more here than per-barber pricing.

Three things that matter for Sharjah shops

  1. #4

    Evening rush after the commute

    The walk-in board keeps the queue fair when the shop fills between seven and ten at night.

  2. #2

    Small team, simple roles

    Give barbers a login that only shows their own clients and commission, and keep the cash and reports to the owner or manager.

  3. #0

    SEDD licensing

    Gents salons are licensed through the Sharjah Economic Development Department. General information only: confirm licence activity and conduct rules with SEDD and the municipality.

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FAQ · 8 questions

Questions from Sharjah barbers

Q01What is the cheapest plan for a small Sharjah salon?

Solo Chair is AED 59 a month for one chair. A small salon with several barbers is usually on Full Shop at AED 149 for up to 10 chairs, VAT included.

Q02Can barbers see only their own numbers?

Yes. Staff roles and permissions let you show each barber their own clients and commission while keeping cash and reports for the owner.

Q03Does it support Arabic receipts?

Yes. The interface supports Arabic with right-to-left layout, and receipt layouts can be set up in Arabic, English or both.

Q04I have a salon in Sharjah and one in Ajman. Can I run both?

Yes. The Multi-Shop plan includes three locations. Each salon keeps its own prices and staff, with reports across both.

Q05Is VAT handled for Sharjah?

VAT is federal, so the same 5% applies. getbarberpos supports VAT-inclusive pricing with the VAT shown on the receipt. Confirm your VAT position with a tax agent.

Q06Do you take a cut of card payments?

No. You use your own terminal or processor and we add no markup.

Q07Can I use it on an old tablet?

Usually, yes. It runs in a current web browser on most tablets, laptops and phones. There is nothing to install.

Q08Can I try it before paying?

Yes. The trial is 30 days with no card needed, and you can talk to us on WhatsApp first.

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