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A barber in Accra sets up one code in an afternoon

A price list, a WhatsApp button with the message already typed, the hours and a map: one page, on the Free plan.

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An example of how a business like this could use QRiva — not a customer story.

A two-chair barbershop where most bookings already happen on WhatsApp. The aim isn't an app; it's fewer 'how much is a fade?' messages, and an easy way for new customers to find the shop.

  1. 1

    The page

    A hosted page with a photo of the shop at the top and a menu block for the price list: cuts, beard trims, line-ups and kids' cuts.

  2. 2

    WhatsApp, already written

    A button that opens a WhatsApp chat with the shop, with a first message already typed: 'Hello, I'd like a cut. When are you free?'

  3. 3

    Hours and the way there

    An hours block and a map block, so the page answers the two questions people ask before they come.

  4. 4

    One code, two spots

    The page's code goes on the mirror and on the door. PNG and SVG downloads are on every plan, so any local printer can make the stickers.

  5. 5

    See when people look

    Analytics shows scans by day and by time of day: a fair guide to when the second chair needs someone in it.

Customers see the prices before they message, and their first message arrives already written. When prices change, the page changes and the sticker on the mirror stays. A separate code for each spot, to compare them, would need Starter.

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