Your services. Your deposit rules.
Set service prices and choose a fixed or percentage non-refundable deposit. Clients see the service total, required deposit, applicable tax, booking fee, and amount due before paying.
Your work gets their attention. Make booking the easy part.
Give clients one place to see your work, choose a service, and book an available time. Keep the appointment details together from the first click.
One link. Your business.
A portfolio that gives clients a next step.
Your public tattooer page brings your images, services, available flash, and booking form together. Share it in your Instagram bio, on your website, or directly with a client.
Show the work you want to do more of. Then make it clear how to book it.
Explore Mara Vale’s sample profile ↗Set the expectations before the chair.
Book available time.
Clients choose from your available appointments. Required deposits are paid through checkout, and the remaining service balance can be collected later.
Make flash bookable.
Publish available flash with a design image, description, and price. Clients can choose a design and continue into your booking form.
Live card payments require merchant approval and activation. Card payments include a 4% client-paid booking fee. See pricing details.
Calendar & scheduling
Give your time some structure.
Set your booking availability, review upcoming appointments, reserve unavailable time, and update an appointment when the schedule changes. Use your tattooer timezone so the dates and times fit the place you work.
Appointment emails and scheduled reminders help clients keep the details close at hand.
Keep the next appointment clear.
A useful booking process tells clients the date, time, location, service, and deposit expectations. Include your work location on your profile so clients know where to arrive.
Read the appointment no-show guide →Less hunting through messages.
Keep client details, appointment history, notes, and reference photos in your workspace. When you return to a project, the information belongs with the client and appointment.
Collect useful details.
The public booking form gives clients a place to share their idea, placement, size, contact details, and reference images.
Keep the conversation useful.
Add an editable Client FAQ to your public profile. Explain your preparation instructions, studio expectations, and aftercare guidance in your own words.
Start with a stronger process
Practical booking guides.
How to take tattoo deposits online
A practical workflow for setting tattoo deposits, explaining your booking policies and collecting the remaining balance without losing track of the appointment.
Read guideWhat to include on your tattoo booking page
Build a useful tattoo booking page with a focused portfolio, clear services, work location, availability, deposit details and practical client information.
Read guideMake room for the work you love.
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