Late appointments, late-night prices.
Let clients ask for a time after you close, on the days you pick, at prices that make staying late worth it. Every request waits for your yes, and approving gets you paid.
Included in the one $35/mo plan, every barber. See pricing →
Staying late for a regular price is a favor.
Your clients will pay for 7:30 PM. Right now they text you, you say yes, and you charge them the same as Tuesday at 11. Make it a real service with a real price.
9-to-5 clients
Half your clients work your hours. 7:30 PM is the only time they've got.
Late costs you
Your evening is worth more than your Tuesday at 11. Price it that way.
Your call
They ask, you decide. No surprise 8:45 PM on a night you're done.
Your days, your hours, your prices.
Pick the days you'll stay late and your latest finish. Every service gets an after-hours price, shown next to the regular one so you never forget what you charge. Off Days opens a day you're normally closed, at after-hours prices.
They ask. You decide.
Requests come in with the client, the day and time, the services and the after-hours price (first phone up top). Approve and it's booked, the card is charged when your shop requires one, and the client is told. Decline and they hear that too. A card that fails, or a missing one, moves the request to Failed, with nothing booked.
Premium hours, with a yes button.
theCut has Premium Hours set per service and Booksy lists Premium Hour pricing. Neither page says you get to approve each late booking or open an off day. Here's what each company's own page says.
| App | After-hours pricing | Days and hours | You approve each one |
|---|---|---|---|
| Barbercita | Your own after-hours price per service | Pick days and a latest finish; open off days too | Yes; approving books it and charges the card when required |
| theCut | "Premium Hours", set per service; their page doesn't say how it's priced | On every weekday unless you turn days off | Not listed |
| Booksy | "Premium Hour pricing" is listed on their plans page | Not listed | Not listed |
| SQUIRE | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed |
From each company's own page; "Not listed" means their page doesn't say, not that it can't. Prices for each plan are on our price guide.
Checked November 4, 2026: theCut Premium Hours, Booksy plans, SQUIRE pricing.
After-hours booking, built in.
One switch
Taking after-hours requests, or not.
Pick the days
Thursday to Saturday, or whatever you want.
Latest finish
Stop at 8, 9, or 10. Your call.
Your after-hours prices
One per service, next to the regular price.
Approve or decline
Every request waits for your yes.
Paid on approve
The card is charged when the shop requires it.
Failed shows up
A declined card moves to Failed, nothing booked.
Open off days
Bookings on them use after-hours prices.
Client told
They hear when you approve or decline.
How it works
Set it up
Turn it on, pick your days and latest finish, set your after-hours prices.
Clients ask
They pick a time after you close in your shop's app and see the after-hours price.
You approve
One tap books it and charges the card when your shop requires it.
After-hours questions
How do after-hours appointments work?
Can I charge more after hours?
Do I get paid when I approve?
What if the card fails?
Can I open a day I'm normally off?
Can I turn it off for a while?
Does it cost extra?
Keep reading
Calendar
After-hours visits sit with the rest of your day.
House calls
Go to them, priced your way.
No-show protection
Late nights are worth protecting.
Analytics
See what your evenings earn.
Best barber booking apps
What each one really costs, compared.
Barbercita vs them
Side by side with the big booking apps.
Every feature. One plan.
After hours comes with Barbercita for $35/mo, every barber, no add-ons.