Bio, location, hours, policies
The answers you retype every week.
Deposit terms, cancellation, what to expect, aftercare. Written once, on the page, so the same five questions stop arriving as DMs.
Tattooers,
let your clients
do all the BS
One page where a client picks the design, pays the deposit and takes the slot. You find out when it is booked.
Free for 30 days.
Flash shops · Custom requests · Portfolio · Request forms · News and travel dates · Merch · Payments · Tap to pay · Schedules · Your own domain · Appointment emails
One page, built the way you work.
Turn on the parts you use. Everything a client needs is in one place, and none of it needs you to be awake.
Repeatable or one-off
Price a design and let it be booked.
Add size and placement notes, mark a piece as one-off or repeatable, and set the deposit. Clients pick the design and take a slot themselves.
Brief, price, deposit
Take a custom piece from idea to booked.
Agree the work and the price, then send one link. They pay the deposit and choose their own slot — no thread to chase.
Fresh and healed
Show how your work settles.
Most portfolios only show day-one photos. Post healed work beside fresh, so someone comparing artists can see what they will actually be wearing.
Placement, size, reference, budget
Ask everything once.
Set the questions you actually ask. An enquiry arrives complete instead of arriving over nine messages across four days.
Guest spots, drops, book openings
Post dates where clients look.
Travel dates, flash drops and books opening, kept on your page — not buried in a story that is gone by tomorrow.
Prints, shirts, whatever you make
Sell next to your flash.
A cart and checkout on your own page. Receipts send themselves, refunds take one action, and buyers see when they can collect.
payments run while you tattoo.
Money, calendars, domains and the emails around every appointment — wired together, not five subscriptions you reconcile on a Sunday.
Deposit on booking, balance at the chair
Get paid at the right moment.
The deposit is taken when they book, so a booking means something. Receipts send themselves and a refund is one action, not a conversation.
No card reader to buy
Take the balance on your phone.
Tap their card on a compatible phone while they are still in front of you. Nothing extra to carry, charge or lose behind the counter.
Booking links in stories and DMs
Turn a DM into a paid booking.
Share a design to your story or drop a link into a message. They open it, pay the deposit and take the slot, so the conversation ends in a booking instead of a maybe.
Private, password protected
Show work to one client only.
Build a gallery that is not on your page, lock it behind a password and send it to the person it is for. Commission previews, a private drop, work you are not ready to put out.
Shop days, guest spots, one-offs
Run more than one book at a time.
Keep each kind of week separate, open and close them independently, and move an appointment straight from Google Calendar.
yourname.com
Use an address you own.
Point your domain at your shop and everything runs on it — booking links, merch orders, emails. Certificates are handled for you.
Search engines, and the assistants
Turn up when someone searches your city.
Every page carries its own titles, descriptions, share images and structured data, so both Google and the assistants people now ask can tell what you do and where you do it.
Prep before, aftercare after
They arrive ready and heal right.
Prep, parking and what to bring go out the day before. Aftercare and a review request follow when they leave. Written once, sent around every appointment.
Sent before the appointment
A reminder they'll actually see.
The reminder goes by text, not just email, so it is not sitting unread in a promotions tab — which is where a no-show usually starts.
I built this because I needed it.
I love the craft and I love the clients. What I could not stand was never feeling like the working part was over — answering the same questions at midnight, chasing deposits, rebuilding a week because one person moved. So I built the thing I wanted: somewhere a client gets a straight answer without me, and my evenings go back to drawing.
John Wilson — Founder & Developer
Start free. Grow when your shop does.
Start with 30 days free, then pick the plan that fits how much you book.
Free trial
30 days free, then choose a plan
10 flash / custom appointments · 1 main schedule · 1 travel schedule · 1 custom schedule
- Single$8per month
Billed monthly
One chair, a steady book.
- 40 flash / custom appointments
- 1 main schedule
- 2 travel schedules
- 2 custom schedules
- Open and close your books
- Request form
- Tap to pay
- Tight$15per month
Billed monthly
A full book and a few guest spots a year.
- 60 flash / custom appointments
- 1 main schedule
- 4 travel schedules
- 4 custom schedules
- Open and close your books
- Request form
- Tap to pay
- BoldMost artists$20per month
Billed monthly
On the road, with the books always open.
- 80 flash / custom appointments
- 1 main schedule
- 6 travel schedules
- 6 custom schedules
- Open and close your books
- Request form
- Tap to pay
- Merch store
- Reschedule any appointment from Google Calendar
- No-show card storage and charge
- 50 client service records
- Release forms
- No booking fee on non-deposit appointments
- Custom domain
- Choose from 4 templates
Add-on
Flash — 25 more designs, $5 per month
Add it more than once if you need to. It stacks on any plan.