Tell us your studio name
Your city and your email. We email you the link to your site in a few minutes.
A website that shows your work, gives clients a ballpark price, takes the deposit and books the session, so your DMs stop being your front desk. Give us your studio name and we email you your site in a few minutes.
Get my free site Free site · No credit card · Emailed to you in minutesLogo, colors and a name people remember.
Private studio in East Austin and mobile sessions around town. See a ballpark price and book your consultation online.
Tattoo cost calculator
Clients pick the size or the hours, the placement and the extras, and see a range from your prices. Every estimate says the final price is set at the consultation. Try it below, the way your clients would.
Size · placement · a price range
Square inches for small pieces, hours for medium and large ones. Your minimum and your hourly rate do the math.
Color, a hard spot like ribs or hands, a cover-up, custom design time, travel if you are mobile, an aftercare kit.
Ready for a consultation, where you set the final price and send the deposit.
Fine line fern on my inner forearm, about 3 x 3 inches, black and gray. Saturdays work best.
Small tattoo · 9 sq in · inner forearmEstimate your price
Interactive example with sample rates. Your estimate uses your prices, and the final price is always set at the consultation.
From consultation to balance
The client books the consultation, you set the price and send the deposit invoice, they pay by card and the session is on the calendar with reminders. After the session, the balance goes out the same way, with the deposit taken off.
Consultation · deposit · session · balance
In person or on video. The client already saw a range, so the talk is about the design.
An invoice from your phone, paid by card. It goes toward the tattoo.
Reminders before the day. The balance invoice after the session. A review request the next day.
Outer forearm piece, black and gray, about 4 hours
$600Outer forearm piece, black and gray, about 4 hours
$600Outer forearm piece, black and gray, about 4 hours
$600Example booking with sample rates ($300 for the first 2 hours, $150 each hour after). Your prices and deposit policy are yours.
Tattoo answering service
The AI receptionist answers calls, texts, WhatsApp and email in your studio’s name, quotes a ballpark from your calculator, books the consultation and sends you a summary. You read it in the morning.
Answered · quoted · booked
The receptionist answers in your studio’s name, in the client’s language.
Size, placement, color. The same range as your website, with the final price set at the consultation.
With the idea, the size and the range they heard. You send the deposit after.
hey do you have anything this month? want small script on my wrist, like 2 x 1 inches. how much?
Thanks for texting Black Fern Tattoo. A small script piece on the wrist, about 2 x 1 inches, usually comes to about $100 to $135 in black. The final price is set at your consultation. I can book a free 15-minute consultation Thursday at 6 p.m. After that, a $50 deposit holds your session date and goes toward the tattoo. Want Thursday?
Example messages and inbox. The receptionist quotes from your calculator; nothing here is a real client.
Tattoo artist marketing
Clients who search Google already want a tattoo. A page for every style and town, a review request after every session and a complete profile are what put a private studio in the map results.
Found · chosen · reviewed
A page for every style and town is how Google matches you to "fine line tattoo Austin".
Your site shows the gallery, a range and an open consultation. Others say "DM for pricing".
A short text with your Google link, once the client has had time to enjoy the piece.
“Saw the price range on the site, booked a consult the same night and the final price matched. Healed perfectly.”
Priya S. · Austin · Google reviewExample search and review. Positions on Google are never guaranteed.
Your morning, in one screen
No more scrolling three inboxes. New inquiries, today’s sessions and deposits, in the same place your website and receptionist send everything.
Inbox · today · money
Each one with the idea, the size, the placement and the range they saw.
Reminders already sent, deposits already paid.
Card payments land the same day. One list shows who still owes.
Example dashboard with sample numbers.
How it works
Your city and your email. We email you the link to your site in a few minutes.
Healed photos for the gallery, your minimum, your hourly rate and your deposit. They go into the estimate and the receptionist the same day.
Pick a plan and it goes live on your own .com. If not, you owe nothing.
Runs while you work
InkPilot follows every job for you: the quote, the crew, the reminders and the review. You only hear about it when something needs you.
The website or the AI receptionist quotes from your prices and takes the request. It lands in your inbox with the quote attached.
You assign it and they get a text or email with the address and the time. One tap to accept; you are told when they do.
They get a reminder first. If the job is still open, you get a text so you can move it to someone else. No job slips through.
A reminder the day before and another an hour before, so nobody is surprised at the door and fewer visits are wasted.
Once the job is done, the customer gets your Google review link. More reviews, without you remembering to ask.
Every message can be edited or turned off, and texts to your crew only go out inside the hours you set.
Everything included
Other software hands you an empty account. InkPilot arrives built: your site, your prices, your messages and your receptionist are working the day you say yes.
We set all of it up. You give us your business name.
Compared with the usual apps
Most booking apps start once the client already decided to book. InkPilot starts before that: the portfolio site, the ballpark price and the receptionist that answer the "how much?" and get the consultation on the calendar, with deposits and reminders behind them.
| Typical booking apps | InkPilot | |
|---|---|---|
| Your own portfolio website | A booking page, or a template you fill in yourself | Built for you first, free to see, on your own .com |
| "How much?" at midnight | Waits for you to reply | A range from your size, hourly and placement prices, instantly |
| Calls, texts and WhatsApp | Voicemail and an unread inbox | AI receptionist quotes the ballpark and books the consultation |
| Deposits | Varies by app and plan | Deposit and balance invoices, paid by card |
| Google reviews | Usually not included | A review request after every session |
| Set-up | You enter everything yourself | Your name and city; the rest is built in minutes |
| Price | A monthly fee, often per artist or with booking fees | $35 to $89 a month, domain included, cancel anytime |
General comparison as of October 2026 with common booking apps; check each one’s own site for current features and prices.
Pricing
No setup fee and no contract. Start with the website, add the AI receptionist when the inbox gets busy.
Website
$35/mo
BusinessMost popular
$89/mo
Tattoo business guides
Starting outHow to start a tattoo business on your own: pick a model (chair rent, private suite, mobile or a small shop), handle licensing, set prices and deposits, and fill your book.
Read the guide
PricingHow to set your tattoo prices: a shop minimum, size pricing for small pieces, an hourly rate for larger work, and what to add for color, placement, design time and travel.
Read the guide
BookingsHow much a tattoo deposit should be, when it is refundable, how it applies to multi-session pieces, and a deposit policy you can copy and adapt.
Read the guide
MarketingHow to run a tattoo flash day that fills every slot: fixed prices, how many designs to draw, walk-ins or booked slots, deposits, and a promotion schedule.
Read the guide
BookingsWhy tattoo clients no-show and how to cut it: deposits that go toward the tattoo, reminders before every appointment, easy rescheduling and a waitlist.
Read the guide
MarketingInstagram shows your work, but reach goes up and down. Here is how tattoo artists get steady clients from Google, reviews, referrals, flash days and repeat clients.
Read the guideWho builds it
InkPilot is built and run by Fuly, a software company in Miami, Florida. The same engine already runs websites, quotes and phone lines for local service businesses.



Before you begin
The one that keeps you tattooing instead of answering messages: a site that shows your healed work and gives a ballpark price, something that answers DMs and calls at midnight, booking with reminders and deposits paid by card. InkPilot puts those in one place, set up for you.
No. Clients see a ballpark range from your size, hourly and placement prices, and every estimate says the final price is set at the consultation. It filters out the people who were never going to book.
You send the deposit as an invoice from your phone and the client pays it by card. You set the amount and your policy, for example a deposit that goes toward the tattoo.
No. InkPilot does not do consent forms, e-signatures, ID checks or gift cards. Keep using the release form and ID check your state and county require.
Yes. We build it first and you only pay if you decide to keep it. No card is needed to see it.
Every plan includes a .com in your studio name, renewals included. No contract: monthly plans cancel anytime from your dashboard.
Yes. Your site, the estimate and the AI receptionist speak English, Spanish and Portuguese.
No. Keep it for the jobs you already have. InkPilot is the part that brings the next customer: your website, the instant price and the receptionist. It also has its own calendar and invoices if you would rather have everything in one place.
We do. Your site, your prices and your messages are ready when you first open it; you change what you want from your phone. Real people answer at support@fuly.io in English, Spanish and Portuguese.
Your free site starts with your studio name