For tattoo & piercing studios
Deposits taken, sittings booked, artists paid right.
Long bookings with deposits, multi-session pieces billed once, chair rent or commission for self-employed artists, and a portfolio site from the same login.
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Customers
Stop re-typing the same client into five tools.
The client who paid the deposit online is the client on the consent form, the artist's diary and the till. Aftercare sold at the counter lands on the same record.
- Online booking with deposits and card-on-file
- Consent and aftercare forms signed on their phone
- One client record across the studio
Bookings
The money follows the work.
A sleeve is a package of sittings billed once at the parent, not five invoices. Self-employed artists are engaged on chair rent or a commission split, and the numbers fall out of the diary.
- Packages of sittings, billed once
- Chair rent or commission per artist
- Deposits that stop the no-show
Money
The money adds up without a shoebox.
VAT where it applies, the artist splits recorded, the ledger exported. Your accountant gets a clean CSV, not a shoebox.
- VAT tracked on every invoice
- Artist engagement recorded, not guessed
- Journal CSV for your accountant
Questions tattoo & piercing ask first
- Do self-employed artists get their own login?
- Yes. A crew seat sees their own diary and clients, engaged as a chair renter or on commission, and never lands on payroll.
- Can clients fill consent forms before they arrive?
- Yes. Send the form from the booking; they fill and sign on their phone and it is on the record before they walk in.
- Can I show my portfolio?
- Website runs a pages-and-media site from the same login, and the public booking page embeds anywhere.
- What about walk-ins and piercings?
- The till rings up a walk-in against the same catalogue, and a piercing is a bookable service like any other.
Run the whole tattoo studio from one login.
Ask for early access and we will set it up with you: your customers, your prices, your diary.