Hair & Barber franchises in Australia
19 Hair & Barber systems on file (13 with published fees). Q3 2026 Fee Index: a median all-in cost of $243,000–$482,000 (13 systems).
Kingsmen Hair
From $100,000 all-in.
Just Cuts
198 units across Australia.
Price Attack
Up to $1,138,250 all-in.
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Franck Provost Paris Salons
Tommy Gun's Original Barbershop
Best locations for a hair & barber franchise
Ranked by hair & barber opportunity score, population, income, growth and local competition. Highest-opportunity markets first.
Competitor counts are live OpenStreetMap data where available, else a trade-area model. See all location reports.
Buying a hair & barber franchise: what to know
How does a hair & barber franchise work?
Hair and barber franchises run salons or barbershops under a known brand, earning service revenue plus product sales from repeat clients. Walk-in and booked traffic, location and stylist retention drive the business.
How much does a hair & barber franchise cost?
Fit-out (chairs, basins, signage), a lease and opening stock are the main costs. Models range from premium salons to low-cost quick-cut formats, with correspondingly different fit-out. The current Q3 2026 Fee Index median all-in is $243,000–$482,000 across the 13 hair & barber systems that publish a cost.
Are hair & barber franchises profitable?
There is no verified public dataset of Australian hair-franchisee earnings. Results depend on chair utilisation, pricing, retail attachment and stylist retention against rent and wages. Confirm comparable-site figures and have an accountant review them against the disclosure document.
What to check before you buy a hair & barber franchise
- Lease, fit-out and refurbishment obligations over the term.
- Stylist recruitment and retention, the biggest operational risk.
- Walk-in vs booking model and the local catchment.
- Mandated product purchasing and retail margins.
General guidance, not financial advice. Confirm every figure with the franchisor and the disclosure document, and see how to buy a franchise.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a Hair & Barber franchise cost in Australia?
Across the Hair & Barber systems that publish their costs, the Q3 2026 Fee Index shows a median all-in cost of $243,000–$482,000 (13 systems). Always confirm the all-in figure, including working capital, in the disclosure document.
How many Hair & Barber franchises are there in Australia?
19 Hair & Barber franchise systems are on file at FranchiseScope, 13 of them with published fees. The largest by network is Just Cuts with 198 units.
Which Hair & Barber franchise has an open territory near me?
Systems currently recruiting show their open states in the list above. Use our location reports to see which areas have the least hair & barber competition before you enquire.
Are Hair & Barber franchises profitable in Australia?
There is no published, verified dataset of Australian hair & barber franchisee earnings, so treat any "average profit" claim with caution. Profitability depends on your costs, location, pricing and hours, plus the royalty and marketing levy. Ask the franchisor for the basis of any income figure, speak to current franchisees, and have an accountant review it against the disclosure document.
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