Friday for tattoo studios
Consult requests with reference photos, deposits before anything goes on the books, aftercare that clients actually follow. Friday handles the DMs so your artists can draw.
Hey! Could Marisol do something like this on my forearm? Maybe a little bigger
FridayThat's a beautiful piece. Marisol does a lot of fine-line botanicals. Something that size is usually one 3-hour session, around $450–550. Want a free 15-minute consult with her?
Yes!
FridayShe has Saturday at noon. The consult is free, and if you book the session after, there's a $100 deposit that comes off the final price.
Tattoo studios live in their DMs. Reference photos, "how much would this be," "are you taking new clients," at all hours. Every one of them is someone excited to get tattooed, and every one that waits three days goes somewhere else.
What Friday handles at a tattoo studio
- Consult requests. Friday reads the reference photo, knows which artist fits the style, gives an honest price range and books the consult.
- Deposits first. Nothing goes on an artist's calendar until the deposit is paid, and she explains the policy kindly every time.
- Waitlists for books that are closed, so when an artist opens bookings the right people hear first.
- Aftercare. Instructions the day of, a check-in a few days later, and a flag to the artist if something looks wrong in a photo.
- Touch-ups scheduled at the right time.
Your artists draw
The studio answers every DM. Your artists spend their time on the work, not the inbox.