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Booking links

One tattoo booking link instead of five

Clients find you on Instagram, watch you on TikTok and check your website before they book. If each place has a different way to book, you answer "how do I book?" five times. Put one booking link in all of them. It asks your intake questions, so you don't have to.

An artist with a grey beard and tattooed forearms presses a blank card to the shop window at dusk, with a client being tattooed inside
5 ways clients ask to book
  • Instagram link-in-bio01
  • TikTok bio link02
  • Website contact form03
  • Instagram DMs04
  • Text thread05
Replaced by one link
Maya Rivera
The same link in Maya Rivera's Instagram, TikTok and website.
One client, one week

One client, three stops, one link

Amara K. finds you on Instagram on Monday, on TikTok on Wednesday and on your website on Friday. Your link is in all three places, so she never has to ask for it.

  1. Instagram · Mon 11:40pm

    They save your flash sheet, tap your bio and open your booking page. They're not ready yet, so they close it.

  2. TikTok · Wed 12:15pm

    Your stencil video comes up. They tap your bio and get the same booking page, the same flash and the same deposit as Monday.

  3. Website · Fri 8:05pm

    They search your name. The Book button on your website opens the same page. They fill in your intake form, upload two references and mark the placement.

  4. Your calendar · Sat

    The request has everything you need. You approve it, the deposit link goes out and Amara pays $100.

    Amara K. · Small forearm piece ApprovedSat$100 paid
01 · Booking by DM

Why a link beats a DM for booking

Booking by DM means you ask for placement, size, references, dates and budget one message at a time, between clients. A booking link asks for all of it at once.

  • Placement
  • Size
  • References
  • Dates
  • Budget

Your custom intake form takes reference uploads and 2D/3D placement, so every request arrives complete. With approval-first booking, nothing goes on your calendar until you approve it, and the deposit request only goes out after that.

Clients will still text you. When they text your booking line, your Assistant turns the message into a structured request and drafts a reply with your link in it. You read it, edit it and send it.

Theo M.'s texts
Theo M.hey are you booking
Theo M.how much for a small forearm piece?
Theo M.also what days do you have
Reply with your booking link? Small forearm piece. Asking about price and dates.
Nothing goes out until you send it.
02 · Shops with a roster

Personalized booking pages per artist

A single shop link makes the client pick an artist from a list. A personalized booking page takes them straight to you. Every artist on the roster keeps their own account, clients and flash, and gets their own page.

Your page shows your flash, your intake questions and your brand colors. Requests go to your calendar. Google Calendar 2-way sync keeps your personal calendar and your shop calendar in step.

The owner sees every artist on the team calendar. Clients only see the artist they followed.

  • Maya Rivera
  • Nina Vos
  • Cal Brennan
  • Owen Lark
  • Rafa Ortiz
03 · Print and post

QR codes in the shop and on the feed

A QR code is your booking link for a phone camera. It opens the same page with the same deposit. Use it anywhere a client can't tap your bio.

  • Front desk

    Walk-ins who want to come back scan it instead of taking a card. Clients booking on the spot use the kiosk, locked with a staff PIN.

  • Flash sheet

    Pin it to the corner of your sheet for a flash sale. Clients scan it, claim a design and pay the deposit.

  • Convention booth

    Convention mode runs the booth from your phone: a line with numbers, flash claims, card payments and signed waivers. People who want to book later scan the code as they walk past.

  • The feed

    Put it on the last slide of a carousel, in a story or on a printed aftercare card. It still scans from a screenshot.

04 · Rebrands

The link that survives a rebrand

Shops change names and logos. Artists move studios. If your booking link belongs to the shop, every change breaks it, and every old card and bio sends clients to a dead page.

Your link belongs to you.

  • Change your brand colors and your page updates with them.
  • Connect a custom domain if you want the link to carry your shop's name.
  • Move to another studio and your account, clients and flash stay yours, because every artist keeps their own account.

Switching from another booking tool? Migration brings your clients, bookings and history with you. Bring your crew over in one afternoon.

After a rebrand
Shop nameChanged
LogoChanged
Brand colorsChanged
StudioChanged
Booking linkSame
05 · Plans and fees

What it costs

The link costs $0. Free is $0 a month, for good. Plus is $39 a month. Pro is $99 a month. Every plan has every feature, including personalized booking pages, Google Calendar sync and card processing.

Free · $0 a month9.9% booking fee
Plus · $39 a month4.5% booking fee
Pro · $99 a month3.5% booking fee
Minimum per payment$2.50
TipsNo fee, 100% to you

There is one booking fee on every card payment for the tattoo: deposits, balances, full payments and walk-ins. It covers card processing, so there is no separate processing fee and nothing comes off your price. The client pays it by default. You can split it 50/50 or pay it yourself. With the $2.50 minimum, a $20 deposit on Free carries a $2.50 fee instead of $1.98.

The forearm deposit, on Free
Deposit$100
Booking fee, 9.9%, client pays$9.90
Client pays$109.90
You get$100

Payouts go to your bank daily and arrive the next business day. US-only for now. The client's payment going through and the money reaching your bank are separate events.

Put one booking link in every bio tonight

Start on Free for $0. Paste your link into Instagram, TikTok and your website before your next client asks for it.

Booking links

One tattoo booking link instead of five

Clients find you on Instagram, watch you on TikTok and check your website before they book. If each place has a different way to book, you answer "how do I book?" five times. Put one booking link in all of them. It asks your intake questions, so you don't have to.

An artist with a grey beard and tattooed forearms presses a blank card to the shop window at dusk, with a client being tattooed inside
5 ways clients ask to book
  • Instagram link-in-bio01
  • TikTok bio link02
  • Website contact form03
  • Instagram DMs04
  • Text thread05
Replaced by one link
Maya Rivera
The same link in Maya Rivera's Instagram, TikTok and website.
One client, one week

One client, three stops, one link

Amara K. finds you on Instagram on Monday, on TikTok on Wednesday and on your website on Friday. Your link is in all three places, so she never has to ask for it.

  1. Instagram · Mon 11:40pm

    They save your flash sheet, tap your bio and open your booking page. They're not ready yet, so they close it.

  2. TikTok · Wed 12:15pm

    Your stencil video comes up. They tap your bio and get the same booking page, the same flash and the same deposit as Monday.

  3. Website · Fri 8:05pm

    They search your name. The Book button on your website opens the same page. They fill in your intake form, upload two references and mark the placement.

  4. Your calendar · Sat

    The request has everything you need. You approve it, the deposit link goes out and Amara pays $100.

    Amara K. · Small forearm piece ApprovedSat$100 paid
01 · Booking by DM

Why a link beats a DM for booking

Booking by DM means you ask for placement, size, references, dates and budget one message at a time, between clients. A booking link asks for all of it at once.

  • Placement
  • Size
  • References
  • Dates
  • Budget
Theo M.'s texts
Theo M.hey are you booking
Theo M.how much for a small forearm piece?
Theo M.also what days do you have

Your custom intake form takes reference uploads and 2D/3D placement, so every request arrives complete. With approval-first booking, nothing goes on your calendar until you approve it, and the deposit request only goes out after that.

Clients will still text you. When they text your booking line, your Assistant turns the message into a structured request and drafts a reply with your link in it. You read it, edit it and send it.

Reply with your booking link? Small forearm piece. Asking about price and dates.
Nothing goes out until you send it.
02 · Shops with a roster

Personalized booking pages per artist

A single shop link makes the client pick an artist from a list. A personalized booking page takes them straight to you. Every artist on the roster keeps their own account, clients and flash, and gets their own page.

  • Maya Rivera
  • Nina Vos
  • Cal Brennan
  • Owen Lark
  • Rafa Ortiz

Your page shows your flash, your intake questions and your brand colors. Requests go to your calendar. Google Calendar 2-way sync keeps your personal calendar and your shop calendar in step.

The owner sees every artist on the team calendar. Clients only see the artist they followed.

03 · Print and post

QR codes in the shop and on the feed

A QR code is your booking link for a phone camera. It opens the same page with the same deposit. Use it anywhere a client can't tap your bio.

  • Front desk

    Walk-ins who want to come back scan it instead of taking a card. Clients booking on the spot use the kiosk, locked with a staff PIN.

  • Flash sheet

    Pin it to the corner of your sheet for a flash sale. Clients scan it, claim a design and pay the deposit.

  • Convention booth

    Convention mode runs the booth from your phone: a line with numbers, flash claims, card payments and signed waivers. People who want to book later scan the code as they walk past.

  • The feed

    Put it on the last slide of a carousel, in a story or on a printed aftercare card. It still scans from a screenshot.

04 · Rebrands

The link that survives a rebrand

Shops change names and logos. Artists move studios. If your booking link belongs to the shop, every change breaks it, and every old card and bio sends clients to a dead page.

After a rebrand
Shop nameChanged
LogoChanged
Brand colorsChanged
StudioChanged
Booking linkSame

Your link belongs to you.

  • Change your brand colors and your page updates with them.
  • Connect a custom domain if you want the link to carry your shop's name.
  • Move to another studio and your account, clients and flash stay yours, because every artist keeps their own account.

Switching from another booking tool? Migration brings your clients, bookings and history with you. Bring your crew over in one afternoon.

05 · Plans and fees

What it costs

The link costs $0. Free is $0 a month, for good. Plus is $39 a month. Pro is $99 a month. Every plan has every feature, including personalized booking pages, Google Calendar sync and card processing.

Free · $0 a month9.9% booking fee
Plus · $39 a month4.5% booking fee
Pro · $99 a month3.5% booking fee
Minimum per payment$2.50
TipsNo fee, 100% to you

There is one booking fee on every card payment for the tattoo: deposits, balances, full payments and walk-ins. It covers card processing, so there is no separate processing fee and nothing comes off your price. The client pays it by default. You can split it 50/50 or pay it yourself. With the $2.50 minimum, a $20 deposit on Free carries a $2.50 fee instead of $1.98.

The forearm deposit, on Free
Deposit$100
Booking fee, 9.9%, client pays$9.90
Client pays$109.90
You get$100

Payouts go to your bank daily and arrive the next business day. US-only for now. The client's payment going through and the money reaching your bank are separate events.

Start Free

Put one booking link in every bio tonight

Start on Free for $0. Paste your link into Instagram, TikTok and your website before your next client asks for it.