Cutzop is an iPad barbershop kiosk. Guests check in, pick a barber, join a chair queue, rate the cut, and pay on the counter card reader — QR checkout or tap to pay. It runs in the browser as a full-screen tablet app.

How does walk-in check-in work on Cutzop?

The guest taps Walk-In on the glass dock, types a first name on the on-screen keyboard, enters a phone number on the PIN pad, then continues to barber selection. Cutzop looks up the phone in shop customers or creates a walk-in profile tagged barber-kiosk.

How do registered guests sign in?

Registered guests tap Registered and enter a 4-digit PIN. In demo, PIN 1234 signs in as Alex Rivera. Live shops can map PINs onto customer records. A wrong PIN shakes the dots and clears the pad.

Does Cutzop replace Square Appointments?

No. Square Appointments is a calendar for booked slots. Cutzop is a walk-in chair queue on a shared iPad: barber discovery, wait-time widget, and counter pay. Shops that live on walk-ins use Cutzop at the door; shops that live on pre-books keep a calendar.

How is wait time calculated?

Cutzop multiplies active queue length (waiting plus in-chair) by 12 minutes per guest. Zero guests displays “No wait.” Staff seating a guest or completing pay updates the widget on the lock screen.

How do payments work?

After the cut, staff mark the session ready to pay. The guest rates the chair with stars and chips, then pays by scanning a checkout QR or tapping a card on the terminal below the iPad. Card data never sits in the kiosk JavaScript as a PAN.

How do I install Cutzop on an iPad?

On Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. Open the Cutzop icon so it runs full-screen without Safari chrome, turn on Guided Access, and set Auto-Lock to Never during open hours. Chrome and Edge on Android show an Install button. After sign-in, the Home Screen app opens the kiosk at /app/barber.

How much does Cutzop cost?

Cutzop is $59 per month per signed-in shop account. Demo sign-in on this site is free and does not require a card. Card-present fees are billed by Stripe on top of the subscription.

Cutzop is the barbershop kiosk product on this site. Product Operations reviews public pages against the live kiosk at /app/barber. Contact hello@cutzop.com.

Product

Barbershop kiosk

iPad at the door. Walk-in, queue, pay.

Reviewed August 13, 2026

Lock screenClock, weather, wait, dock.
Idle iPad shows a large clock, local weather, estimated wait, and a glass dock with Walk-In, Registered, and Admin.
Check-inWalk-in or 4-digit PIN.
Walk-ins enter name and phone. Registered guests enter a PIN. Admin PIN is for staff.
Barber pickRated profiles, radar, portfolio.
Swipe the carousel. Open a profile for years on the chair, skill tags, a ratings radar, and a 3×3 portfolio.
QueueWaiting, in chair, ready to pay.
Cutzop estimates wait time as twelve minutes times the number of guests already waiting or in the chair. A shop with two people queued shows about 24 minutes. The estimate is a shop-floor heuristic, not a GPS arrival time, and updates as the queue changes on the tablet.
PayStars, QR, or tap card.
Cutzop does not store card numbers on the iPad. Checkout creates a card-present payment and prompts the guest to scan a QR code or tap a card on the Stripe Terminal reader at the counter. Admin staff can mark a chair “ready to pay” from the kiosk supervisor view.
HardwareiPad plus a counter reader.
The recommended front-desk device is an iPad with Cutzop installed as a Home Screen app (Safari Share → Add to Home Screen), Guided Access on, and Auto-Lock set to Never during open hours. The installed app opens the kiosk at /app/barber after sign-in. Pair the shop’s card reader at the counter for tap-to-pay. Receipt printers already at the location keep working.

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