Build the profile first
Before you message anyone, fill it out: photos of your actual work, your specialties, your city, your license. Owners look at the profile before they read the message — an empty one gets skipped no matter what you wrote.
Browse open chairs
Listings shows shops renting booths, with the price and terms on the card. Filter by city and price, and save the ones worth a second look.
Answer job posts
The job board is owners posting open chairs and open roles. Inquiring is one tap — it sends your profile to the owner and opens a thread with them.
Talk to the owner
Messages keep it in one place. Ask the things that decide it: what the rent covers, hours, walk-ins, product, how they handle clients that come through the shop.
Sign and set up payments
Agree on a plan, sign the rental agreement on your phone, and connect payments so rent goes out on schedule and your bookings pay out to you.
Good to know
- 01Six to nine photos beats thirty. Fades, line-ups, beards — show range, not volume.
- 02Answer fast. Chairs get taken by whoever replies, not by whoever's best.
- 03Every rent payment you run through BOOTH earns points back. Set it up on day one instead of month three.