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Where BOOTH fits

Squire, theCut and Booksy are appointment businesses — the calendar, the checkout, the client. They make the appointment run better. BOOTH works one level down, on the business model your shop already runs on.

We are not asking anyone to change how they make money. Booth rent is booth rent, and we didn't invent it. What BOOTH adds is the equipment to run it at full capacity — the chair listed, the agreement signed, the rent collected on a schedule, and an honest read on what each seat earned against what it costs. A rented chair and a working chair are not the same thing, and plenty of shops are paid on six and using four.

These pages say plainly what each product does, what it costs, and when the other one is the better answer. None of them ask you to cancel anything — keep the booking app your clients already know.

• BOOTH vs Squire

  Squire runs the appointment side of a barbershop. BOOTH runs the chair — rentals, agreements and rent that lands on time. An honest look at where the line sits, and why most shops run both.

• BOOTH vs theCut

  theCut is a barber-side booking app that added shop tools. BOOTH is the operational layer for the chair — listings, signed agreements and rent collected through the platform. What each one does, honestly.

• BOOTH vs Booksy

  Booksy fills the calendar. BOOTH runs the chair — listings, signed booth agreements and rent collected on a schedule. Where the line sits, and why shops run both.