Theo M.
Text to your booking line
Nina VosUnreadYou apprentice under a shop owner who takes a percentage. The shop's main booking page sends every request to the owner first, so your clients wait until the owner gets to them. gives you your own booking link inside the shop. Your requests come to you, and so do your deposits.
Saw your blackwork sheet. Is #4, the moon face, still open? Forearm, any Saturday.
Theo M.
Text to your booking line
Nina VosUnread
Nina Vos apprentices under
Cal Brennan. This request went straight to Nina, not to Cal's inbox.The shop's booking page stays the owner's. That keeps them in control of the shop's book. It also means your clients wait while the owner works through everyone else's requests.
puts you on the shop's roster. Every artist on the roster keeps their own account, clients and flash. You get your own booking link to post, text and hand out at the counter. The shop's page stays as it is.
Your sessions still go on the shop's team calendar, so your owner sees them next to theirs and nobody double-books the room. If you use Google Calendar, it syncs both ways.

Cal's requests still come through the shop page. Nina's come through her own link.
A request reaches your book in four steps. The owner only sees it first if your shop turns on approval.
Saw your blackwork sheet. Is #4, the moon face, still open? Forearm, any Saturday.
The text comes to your booking line, not the shop's front desk.
The Assistant turns the message into a structured request and drafts a reply.
With approval-first booking on, the owner approves a request before any deposit is taken. They see what you take on while you learn.
Yes, #4 is still open. Saturday at 12:30 works. A $20 deposit holds it.
You review, edit and approve. Nothing goes out until you send it.
A deposit taken on your link is paid to you. Card payments go straight to your bank, deposited daily, next business day.
Your owner still gets their percentage. The shop sets it in splits, and it shows on the owner report for each artist, each week.
Tips never carry a fee. They go 100% to you.
US-only for now. A deposit shows as paid when the client pays. The money reaches your bank the next business day.
The client pays the booking fee by default. It covers card processing. Nothing comes off your price.
Free is $0 a month, for good. Every plan has every feature and card processing included.
On a $20 deposit, the $2.50 minimum sets the booking fee on every plan. So while your deposits are small, stay on Free: $0 a month, and the client pays the fee.
One booking fee on every card payment for the tattoo: deposits, balances, full payments, walk-ins. No separate processing fee.
Take your own bookings inside the shop
Built by a tattoo artist, for tattoo artists. Start on Free for $0 a month. Nothing changes on the shop's page.
Start FreeYou apprentice under a shop owner who takes a percentage. The shop's main booking page sends every request to the owner first, so your clients wait until the owner gets to them. gives you your own booking link inside the shop. Your requests come to you, and so do your deposits.
Saw your blackwork sheet. Is #4, the moon face, still open? Forearm, any Saturday.
Theo M.
Text to your booking line
Nina Vos
Nina Vos apprentices under
Cal Brennan. This request went straight to Nina, not to Cal's inbox.The shop's booking page stays the owner's. That keeps them in control of the shop's book. It also means your clients wait while the owner works through everyone else's requests.
puts you on the shop's roster. Every artist on the roster keeps their own account, clients and flash. You get your own booking link to post, text and hand out at the counter. The shop's page stays as it is.

Cal's requests still come through the shop page. Nina's come through her own link.
Your sessions still go on the shop's team calendar, so your owner sees them next to theirs and nobody double-books the room. If you use Google Calendar, it syncs both ways.
A request reaches your book in four steps. The owner only sees it first if your shop turns on approval.
Swipe · 4 stepsSaw your blackwork sheet. Is #4, the moon face, still open? Forearm, any Saturday.
The text comes to your booking line, not the shop's front desk.
The Assistant turns the message into a structured request and drafts a reply.
With approval-first booking on, the owner approves a request before any deposit is taken. They see what you take on while you learn.
Yes, #4 is still open. Saturday at 12:30 works. A $20 deposit holds it.
You review, edit and approve. Nothing goes out until you send it.
Clients book an apprentice because they like the work. Your flash sits on your own account, not buried under the shop's.
Run a flash sale when your book is thin: drop a sheet, open claims, take deposits. Every claim and deposit comes to you.
Custom intake forms take reference uploads and 2D/3D placement, so a client shows you where the piece goes before you quote it. Every client who books you stays on your account.






A deposit taken on your link is paid to you. Card payments go straight to your bank, deposited daily, next business day.
The client pays the booking fee by default. It covers card processing. Nothing comes off your price.
Your owner still gets their percentage. The shop sets it in splits, and it shows on the owner report for each artist, each week.
Tips never carry a fee. They go 100% to you.
US-only for now. A deposit shows as paid when the client pays. The money reaches your bank the next business day.
Free is $0 a month, for good. Every plan has every feature and card processing included.
On a $20 deposit, the $2.50 minimum sets the booking fee on every plan. So while your deposits are small, stay on Free: $0 a month, and the client pays the fee.
One booking fee on every card payment for the tattoo: deposits, balances, full payments, walk-ins. No separate processing fee.
Take your own bookings inside the shop
Built by a tattoo artist, for tattoo artists. Start on Free for $0 a month. Nothing changes on the shop's page.