Shearshare
| Website | http://shearshare.com/ |
| Executive Team | Courtney Caldwell
Dr. Tye Caldwell |
| Employees | 1-10 |
| Capital | 1,100,000 |
| Location | Mckinney, TX |
| Founded | 2015 |
| https://www.linkedin.com/company-beta/7591715/ | |
| https://www.facebook.com/shearshareapp/ | |
| https://www.facebook.com/shearshareapp/ |
ShearShare is the first global marketplace that connects salon and barbershop owners to independent stylists to fill empty salon chairs on demand. As a pioneer in the beauty-tech space, ShearShare was founded by veteran salon owners and master stylists out of “shear necessity” as they were trying to solve their own excess capacity problem.
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- ShearShare is giving the salon and barbershop industry a new look Mastercard
- McKinney-Based Beauty Tech Startup ShearShare Closes $2.3 Million Seed Round Dallas Innovates
- ‘ShearShare’ app connects salons and stylists TODAY.com
- ShearShare acquired amid legal battle with M&T Bank The Business Journals
- ShearShare Is Helping Barbers And Beauticians Across The US Black Enterprise
- Dallas' ShearShare has a marketplace connecting stylists with available seats at salons and $2.3 million in funding TechCrunch
- To Build a Business, First Build a Relationship inc.com
- 40% Of Space Goes Unused In Salons And Barbershops. This App Solves That Problem, Empowers Stylists: ShearShare On Mogul Watch Moguldom
- Black-founded Kanarys, ShearShare break out of the pack during pandemic with boost from Google Dallas News
- ShearShare Cuts Down the Difficulty With Its New Finance Tool Dallas Innovates
- This Couple Created “HairBnb” for Salons. Now It’s in 900 Cities. entrepreneur.com
- Court rules on M&T Bank-ShearShare dispute The Business Journals
- Dr. Tye and Courtney Caldwell give beauty pros freedom with ShearShare Rolling Out
- Bank wants startup and founders to pay back $635K - Buffalo Business First The Business Journals
