Yeasy Connect

Your talent.Your future.

Yeasy Connect brings barbers and barbershops together. Publish your profile for free so shops can find you, or rent a chair and work for yourself.

What are you looking for?

  • Free for professionals
  • Your contact details, only with who you choose
  • For ages 16 and over

How it works

  1. Create your profile

    Verify your phone, tell us about your craft and where you want to work. Three steps.

  2. Barbershops find you

    Verified barbershops see your profile, without your phone number or email. You decide whether barbershops that don't use Yeasy can too. It does not appear on Google.

  3. You decide

    If a shop interests you, you share your contact details with it. Nobody else. If you don’t reply, nothing is shared.

Do you run a barbershop?

Find barbers and rent out your empty chairs from the Yeasy app for businesses.

Discover Yeasy for barbershops

Schools and academies

Do you train barbers? Tell us about your school and we’ll look at how to work together.

Learn more · Schools and academies

Frequently asked questions

How much does Yeasy Connect cost for a barber?

Nothing. Creating a profile, receiving requests and searching for chairs is free for professionals. Barbershops only pay when you agree to share your contact details with them.

Who can see my profile?

Barbershops with an active Yeasy subscription and, only if you turn it on, barbershops that don't use Yeasy and that we have reviewed. They never see your phone number or email, and your profile does not appear on Google or other search engines.

When is my contact information shared?

When a barbershop sends you a request and you tap “Share my contact”. That shop then sees your full name, phone number and email. If you say no or don’t reply, nothing is shared.

Can I hide from my current barbershop?

Yes. You can choose which barbershops to hide from, and pause your profile whenever you like.

How old do I need to be?

You must be 16 or older. At 16 or 17 you need your parents’ or guardians’ authorisation to work, and barbershops will see the legal limits on working hours.