Your tattoo business, finished.
The careful wipe-down and the second-skin wrap. You finish every piece properly. Your admin should be finished too.
Deposits, design consultations and ID records, in one place and in your name.
- From £1,450. Pay 25% to start, then the rest at go-live or over up to six months, no interest.
- Two design directions first. If neither is right after one revision, your set-up deposit comes back.
Launch price for our next nine customers, or until 31 January 2027. Then £1,950.
Not a tattoo artist? Pick your craft
You bought your own machines. Why rent your business?
Your website, your bookings, your client records. Yours, like your kit.
Renting a chair? Fine. Your clients and bookings are still yours.
What it does for you today
Ready today
- Age check at booking, photo ID seen and noted (never copied), design consultations, inks and needles.
- Late cancellations: your own rule, chosen at set-up. Your back office works out the charge, and you can waive it.
Stays with you
ID in person, your licence.
Costs extra
- Quotes, projects and invoices: included for tattoo artists.
- Academy or courses: £250.
- A second practitioner: £450.
- Two business names under one owner: £650.
- Care plan, optional: £35 a month or £350 a year.
A working demo
Click around: this is a genuinely working demo.Tap around: this is a genuinely working demo. Every name is invented, and nothing real is sent.
Who sees your clients' information?
Open the full demo: The client's website Your back office
Three things you'll care about
Consent and ID, in order
Online booking asks for a date of birth and declines anyone under 18.
- ID seenkind and date
Deposits that stick
Ask for a deposit by card when someone books.
- Depositpaid by card
Your look, your words
Your own work, in your own gallery, on your own website, in your own words.
- Galleryyour own work
- Websiteyour own words
Health answers: who sees them
- Only you, and anyone you add to your back office, can see them.
- They are encrypted before they are stored.
- They are never put in an email or a text: you are told a form is in, and you read it in your back office.
- They are kept in your own Cloudflare account, in a database set up in Western Europe, with backups in EU-only storage.
- The key that unlocks them is yours, in your password manager. We do not keep a copy.
Questions from tattoo artists
Can I take bookings for a piece over several sessions?
Yes, with the Quotes, projects and invoices extra. You send a quote for the number of sessions, she accepts it online and pays the deposit, and you book each session against the piece from your back office. The deposit comes off the first session.
Does it hold my licence details?
If you give us your council registration details, we show them on your website. Keeping them up to date with your council is up to you.
Coming from messages and paper?
If your bookings live in messages and a diary, we set up your back office and add the clients you give us. Can I bring my client list across?
More questions? See them all.
A week with it
- Monday
Someone who messaged you books a design consultation.
- Tuesday
You send a quote, and she accepts and pays the deposit.
- Thursday
The consent form is signed on a phone before the session.
- Friday
You record the session: placement, inks and needles.
- Weekend
Resting? Booking requests and reminders carry on.
- Later
A healing check, then a touch-up check.
Quotes are an optional extra. Without it, she books her session and pays the deposit.
The same for every craft
From £1,450.
Pay 25% to start, then the rest at go-live or over up to six months, no interest.
£362.50 to start, then £181.25 a month for six months from go-live.
Launch price for our next nine customers, or until 31 January 2027. Then £1,950.
One set-up fee, no commission, and your website and back office are set up in your own accounts, under your name. It is yours to keep.
You've done the hard part. Let's finish the rest.
You'd never let a client leave half-shaded. Don't run your business that way either.
Not a tattoo artist? Find your craft