For Australian barbershops
Turn your Barber.Style listing into a better way to be found
Start with a free verified claim request. There is not yet a self-service dashboard: after verification, we collect and apply approved corrections and your preferred booking link manually.
What a free claim gives you
Accurate customer information
After verification, request corrections to your name, address, phone, opening hours, website, services, prices and social links.
Your preferred booking link
During follow-up, tell us whether customers should use Fresha, Booksy, Square, Timely, Shortcuts or a booking page on your own website.
A reviewed correction request
We confirm your connection to the business before making material changes, reducing inaccurate or malicious edits.
How claiming works
- Find your business. Search the directory before adding a new listing so customers do not encounter duplicates.
- Open the listing and choose “Claim listing”. Tell us who you are and how we can verify your connection to the business.
- Complete verification. We may use a business-domain email, a callback to the publicly listed phone number, your website or social account, or other reasonable evidence.
- Check the facts. During follow-up, tell us which details need correcting so the page becomes genuinely useful to customers.
Already looking at your listing?
Use the claim button on that page. It carries the correct listing ID into the request and helps us process it faster.
Frequently asked questions
Does it cost anything to claim?
No. Correct ownership and essential business information should not sit behind a paywall. We may introduce optional enhanced profiles or promotion later, but the free listing will retain the details customers need to contact you.
Why do you verify claims?
A claim can change information that sends customers to a business. Verification protects both the barbershop and the people using the directory.
What if the listing is wrong or belongs to another business?
Submit a claim or contact us with the listing URL and the correction. We review material changes rather than automatically publishing them.