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Prepared for Greg R. | Delivered July 2, 2020
In-home haircut companies
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Goals
To have a list of the top 5 in-home haircut companies and descriptions of their competitive advantages or selling points.
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Early Findings
Available Information
Our initial research suggests that in-home haircuts is a small industry made up of largely locally-based or family businesses. While there were various
reports
and articles about in-shop companies providing at-home services during the pandemic, there were no publicly available industry reports that identified at-home specific companies with the largest revenue in this sector.
In addition, companies that do exist don't tend not to be publicly traded (eg
Glamsquad
, one of the biggest), making it difficult to compile a list of the top companies by revenue.
However, we have been able to compile a list based on reputation (media mentions) and other claims to fame, such as years in the industry, reviews, opening a new store, or reach.
Top In-home Barbers / Haircutting Companies
Glamsquad had a few media mentions (eg
BeautyMatter
and
GCI
Magazine) and
describes
itself as "the leading in-home styling service."
Get Klippers is an
app
-based mobile haircut company. Their app has over
1,000
installs from Google Play. Though the company is relatively small, it also new and unique and seems to be growing quickly.
Get Short
provides in-home and in-office haircuts in various cities around the US.
TrymCuts
supplies barbers to people's homes, hotels, or offices. They have a 4.7 star
rating
on Google Reviews.
Groomsmen
is a mobile barbershop, with an on-site salon and spa as well. They
service
Cherokee, City of Atlanta, Clayton, Cobb, Dekalb, Douglas, Fayette, Fulton, Gwinnett, Henry, and Rockdale.
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