One cut
$35your normal priceFOR BARBERS
A digital punch card for barbers
The tenth cut free, without the cardboard. Scan at the chair, the count updates itself, and nobody has to take your word for how many stamps they had.
- Five passes free, no card required
- Works with no signal
- Cancel any time — clients keep their cuts
Your business
3 cuts left
Cut and finish
A WORKED EXAMPLE
Five-cut card
Example figures, not research — put your own in the calculator below. What matters is the shape: a block priced a little under the sum of its parts, paid for on day one.
5 cuts separately
$175paid one at a timeAs a package
$15014% off, paid up frontFaster than finding the card
No rummaging through a wallet, no re-issuing one that went through the wash. They open their phone, you scan, they sit down.
Start the card part-way
A card that begins at 2 of 11 gets finished far more often than one that begins at 0 of 9 — the same nine cuts, measurably more completions. That is a real field experiment, not a sales pitch.
Any chair can scan it
Add your staff by email. They can issue passes and record cuts; only you can reverse an entry or change what a card is worth.
YOUR SIDE OF IT
One screen. Who is owed what.
Every client, every remaining cut, every package you have sold. Search by name, phone number, pet or vehicle when there is no code to scan — for the client who turned up without their phone.

WORK IT OUT
What would prepaid be worth to you?
Your own numbers, in whatever currency you price in. Nothing is sent anywhere — this runs in your browser.
Collected up front
2,64020 customers buying a package at 132.
Still owed as service
2,640100 visits you have been paid for and not yet delivered. This is not profit until you do the work.
You give away 360 in discount against 3,000 at single-visit prices. The gain is the cash arriving first, and the visits that would otherwise not have been booked.
Start with five free passes.
No card required. Create your Five-cut card, issue the first pass, and see it land in a client’s wallet in about two minutes.