# Acme Barbers Acme Barbers takes online bookings for 8 services. Prices, opening hours and links below are generated from live data and cached for one hour. ## Locations ### Acme Barbers - Address: 123 High Street, London W1 9CK - Booking page: https://acmebarbers.bookflow.works/book - Branch slug: acme-barbers (id: 6) Opening hours: - Monday: Closed - Tuesday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM - Wednesday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM - Thursday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM - Friday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM - Saturday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM - Sunday: Closed Services: - Scissor Cut — 30 min — £25.00 (slug: scissor-cut, id: 12) - Wash & Cut — 45 min — £35.00 (slug: wash-and-cut, id: 14) - Child's Haircut — 25 min — £18.00 (slug: childs-haircut, id: 16) - Child's Fade — 30 min — £20.00 (slug: childs-fade, id: 17) - Buzz Cut — 20 min — £15.00 (slug: buzz-cut, id: 18) - Skin Fade — 40 min — £30.00 (slug: skin-fade, id: 19) - Kids Wash & Cut — 35 min — £25.00 (slug: kids-wash-and-cut, id: 20) - Seniors Haircut — 29 min — £18.00 (slug: seniors-haircut, id: 21) Staff: - Bob (slug: bob, id: 12) - Sue (slug: sue, id: 11) ## Booking deep links Hand a customer over with the booking page pre-filled: https://acmebarbers.bookflow.works/book?service=&resource=&date=YYYY-MM-DD&time=HH:MM - Every parameter is optional and best-effort. A parameter that no longer resolves (the staff member left, the service is not offered here, the slot was taken) is silently dropped to the next-best state — never an error page. - `service` — service slug or numeric id, matched in that branch's catalogue. - `resource` — staff slug or numeric id. `barber` is accepted as an alias for the same values; `resource` wins when both are present. - `date` — YYYY-MM-DD. Seeds the week and day, clamped to the booking window. - `time` — HH:MM, 24-hour, shop-local. Applies to the day named by `date`: with a valid `date` it pre-selects that slot if still available, ready for the customer to confirm; without one it does nothing. It never skips a step, and nothing is booked or held until the customer confirms with their deposit. - `promo` — a promo code; composes with all of the above. - A value that parses as a positive integer is read as an id, otherwise as a slug. Real slugs are name-derived and never pure digits. - On a multi-branch business, use the branch's own booking page above as the base. The link does not reserve anything. Phrase the hand-off honestly: the slot is subject to availability until the customer confirms with their deposit. ## Checking availability The slugs and ids above are everything a deep link needs, so ONE live call remains — free slots change by the minute and are never in this file. Anonymous GET, no API key; the response is wrapped as {"data": ...} and scoped to this business by the request host. https://acmebarbers.bookflow.works/api/v1/locations//resources//week?start=YYYY-MM-DD&service_id= - Seven days from start, each with slots[]. Only slots with "status": "available" are bookable. Always pass service_id so slot lengths match the service. - No staff preference: https://acmebarbers.bookflow.works/api/v1/locations//resources/week-multi?resource_ids=&start=YYYY-MM-DD&service_id= returns every listed staff member's week in one call. If this file seems stale (it is cached for one hour), the catalogue is also live at /api/v1/locations, /api/v1/locations//services and /api/v1/locations//resources (there, ?service_id= drops staff who do not offer that service). There is deliberately no search parameter — match names over these small lists yourself. ## Links - Sitemap: https://acmebarbers.bookflow.works/sitemap.xml - Business profile (name, prices, hours, reviews, book): https://acmebarbers.bookflow.works/ - Team page: https://acmebarbers.bookflow.works/team - Beard care between visits: four minutes, twice a week: https://acmebarbers.bookflow.works/blog/beard-care-between-visits - How to ask for the fade you actually want: https://acmebarbers.bookflow.works/blog/getting-the-fade-you-asked-for - How often should you actually get a haircut?: https://acmebarbers.bookflow.works/blog/how-often-should-you-get-a-haircut