
Own the Chair. Own the Block.
Straight razors. Hot towels. Real unit economics. A turnkey barbershop franchise built for owner-operators who want old-school soul — and new-school returns.
Every tile is a window into ownership.

The Buildout
Penny tile · Exposed brick · Vintage chairs


The Skin Fade
Avg ticket: $55–$85 · 35-min service · 92% rebooking rate


The Atmosphere

Numbers that make investors call back.
These aren't projections. They're averages pulled from our 38 operating units as of Q4 2025. We show you the real numbers before you sign anything.
Barbershops saw +4.2% revenue growth during the 2020 downturn recovery. Grooming is non-discretionary for 78% of male consumers.
We run the playbook. You run the shop.
From site selection to grand opening to your 36-month growth plan — every decision comes with a proven framework and a dedicated franchise coach.
10-Day Training
Fly to our Austin training center. Learn operations, hiring, software, and the complete service menu — even if you've never held a clipper.
Protected Territory
Your zip code is yours. We use demographic modeling to carve territories with 25,000+ qualifying males within 5-minute drive time.
Owner Dashboard
Real-time P&L, staff scheduling, appointment analytics, and customer retention metrics — all in one app, all from your phone.

Grand Opening Program
A dedicated launch team lands in your city for your first 30 days. We train your staff, run your first marketing push, and don't leave until you're profitable.
Staffing Engine
Access our network of 2,400+ licensed barbers actively seeking franchise placements. Average hire-to-chair time: 11 days.
SBA Loan Preferred
We're on the SBA Franchise Registry. Our preferred lenders have closed 34 Fade deals. Typical approval: 21 business days.
Ongoing Coaching
Weekly calls with your franchise coach for year one. Monthly group calls with top performers sharing what's working across the system.
Claim Your Territory.
We're opening 24 new territories in 2026. Most markets have 1–3 available slots. The conversation costs nothing. The delay costs a zip code.
