For tattoo artists and the people they ink
Stop booking tattoos in your DMs.
inkedme turns an enquiry into a committed appointment: the artist's real work and reviews, a request with every detail they need to quote, terms agreed in writing, and a deposit that holds the chair. One thread, from first message to finished piece.
- Free for artists, no commission
- Reviews only from real sessions
- One clear 48-hour cancellation rule
Sound familiar?
If you're getting tattooed
- You messaged three artists. One wrote back.
- The date you agreed is forty messages up the thread.
- What does the deposit cover? And what happens if you have to move the session?
If you're the artist
- “How much for a sleeve?” No placement, no size, no budget.
- A no-show costs an afternoon. And “sounds good” holds nobody to anything.
- Your calendar is your DMs, your notes app and your memory.
inkedme fixes the booking. The art stays yours.
For people getting tattooed
Know exactly what you're getting into
Something permanent deserves more certainty than a DM. See the work, agree the terms in writing, and keep every message about your tattoo in one place.
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See the work first
Portfolio, flash designs, reviews from people who actually sat in the chair, and the days the artist is free — on one page, no account needed to look.
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Ask once, properly
Placement, size, budget and reference photos go in the request, so the artist can quote straight away instead of asking you five questions. Or pick a flash design and a free slot.
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Agree the terms, then commit
The artist sends a date, a price and a deposit. You see the total and the cancellation rules before you agree. Paying the deposit books the slot — or confirm cash terms in the thread.
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Run your books, not your inbox
One link for your bio. Everything that comes through it is a real request with the details you need, and a slot is only taken once the client has committed.
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Every request, with enough to quote
Idea, placement, size, budget, references and the time left to reply, sorted by what needs you first. Confirmed sessions sit on a calendar beside them.
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Deposits that mean it
Send the date, price and deposit in the thread. It's booked when the client pays, not when they say “sounds good” — and a no-show leaves the deposit with you.
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Your work, your hours, your rules
Portfolio and flash at fixed prices, weekly hours and time off. Nobody can request a slot you haven't opened, and nothing gets double-booked.
Why it works
Nothing lost in the DMs
Every message about a booking stays with that booking, from the first request to the review. The thread is the record both sides can point to.
A deposit that means it
The chair is held when the deposit is paid, not when someone says they're keen. Late cancellations and no-shows leave it with the artist.
Terms in writing, not in the scrollback
Date, time, price and deposit sit at the top of the thread. A reschedule only happens when both sides agree to it.
Reviews only from real sessions
A review can only be left on a booking that actually happened, so a 4.9 means something.
What it costs
No plans, no tiers, nothing to compare.
Artists
Free
No subscription, no listing fee, no commission on your work. What you quote is what you're paid. Add your portfolio, share your link, take bookings.
Clients
The artist's price
You see the full amount and the cancellation rules before you agree to anything, and confirmed terms never change on you.
One cancellation rule, the same for everyone
The artist cancels, any time: full refund.
You cancel 48 hours or more before the session: full refund.
You cancel later than that, or don't show: the artist keeps the deposit.
How it works
From the link in an artist's bio to a session in both calendars.
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Open the artist's page
Their work, their flash, their reviews and their free days, on one page. No account needed to look.
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Send a request
Describe the piece — placement, size, budget, references — or pick a flash design and a slot. The artist has 48 hours to reply before the request expires.
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Agree and book
The artist quotes a date, a price and a deposit. Pay it, or confirm cash terms, and the session is in both your calendars with the thread underneath.
Questions? We're glad you asked.
What is inkedme?
A booking tool for tattoo artists and the people they tattoo. Artists publish their work and take requests through one link; clients send a request with the details, agree the terms and pay a deposit — in one thread instead of a DM conversation.
What does it cost?
Artists pay nothing: no subscription, no listing fee, no commission. Clients pay the price the artist quotes, shown in full with the cancellation rules before they agree.
How do I find an artist?
Through the artist. Each one has their own page on inkedme and shares the link wherever you already follow them. Open it and you can see their work and send a request.
What if I need to cancel or move the session?
Either side can propose a new time, and nothing changes until the other agrees. Cancel 48 hours or more before the start and the deposit comes back in full; later than that, or a no-show, and the artist keeps it. If the artist cancels, you're refunded in full, whenever that is.
I'm an artist. What do I need to start?
An account and ten minutes. Sign up as an artist, add your best pieces, your styles and the hours you work, then put your link in your bio. Requests arrive in your inbox from then on.
Can I be a client and an artist?
Yes. One account can have both sides: book your own tattoos, and take bookings for the work you do.
Your next booking could be the easy one.
Free for artists, a minute to sign up for anyone. The DMs can stay for the memes.