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Posters for South African barbershops.

A barber's best advertising is the work already sitting on their phone. These campaigns were made from photos of real cuts, sent on WhatsApp with a voice note describing the offer.

A “Fresh Fades” campaign for West Coast Barber in Stellenbosch
A “Fresh Fades” campaign for West Coast Barber in Stellenbosch
A “see our work” campaign for West Coast Barber in Stellenbosch
A “see our work” campaign for West Coast Barber in Stellenbosch
A haircuts and beards price list for a barbershop
A haircuts and beards price list for a barbershop
A fresh-styling campaign for Legendary Barber
A fresh-styling campaign for Legendary Barber
A Friday offer campaign for a Stellenbosch barbershop
A Friday offer campaign for a Stellenbosch barbershop

Every poster on this page was made for a real South African business from their own photographs.

What a barbershop week looks like

One campaign is three posters, a short video, captions for each post and a plan for which day to post what. The usual shape for a barber: your recent cuts early in the week, the price list midweek, and an offer on Thursday or Friday when people are deciding where to go for the weekend.

Use your own cuts, not stock photos

Every poster on this page uses photographs the barber took in their own shop. Stock images of unfamiliar haircuts do not convince anybody choosing between two barbers on the same road — your fades, your line-ups and your chair are the proof.

Getting the price list right

A price list poster earns its place because it answers the question that stops people walking in. List the cuts you actually do most, keep the prices legible at arm's length on a phone screen, and put the shop's location on it.

What it costs

Your first two campaigns are free, AI designs included.

After that, Go is R29.99 for one campaign on the limited introductory offer — up to two a month per business until 31 December 2026. Packs have no monthly limit and never expire; the lowest pack rate is R34.90 a campaign.

No subscription, no debit order, no contract. Credits never expire.

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