A barbershop's growth math is brutal: ad-driven new clients cost $15-40 each, and 60% never come back — so the money is in the return, not t.
A barbershop's growth math is brutal: ad-driven new clients cost $15-40 each, and 60% never come back — so the money is in the return, not the acquisition. FadeBack runs the return desk on commission: every new client gets the 48-hour review ask (the moment the fresh-cut compliment lands), every non-returner at day 30 gets the comeback note (barber-specific: the fade grows out, here's week-4), and the shop pays only when a lapsed client books again. Zero retainer, pure upside.
A barbershop's growth math is brutal: ad-driven new clients cost $15-40 each, and 60% never come back — so the money is in the return, not the acquisition. FadeBack runs the return desk on commission: every new client gets the 48-hour review ask (the moment the fresh-cut compliment lands), every non-returner at day 30 gets the comeback note (barber-specific: the fade grows out, here's week-4), and
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