Bookings, clients, deposits and the money at the end of the session, built for artists who work for themselves.
30-day free trial with every feature included, then only $40/month. We don’t take commission.
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$40 a month, after a 30-day free trial. One plan with every feature in it. No setup fee, no per-booking fee, and no cut of what your clients pay you.
No. Deposits and balances go straight to your own Square, Stripe, Zelle or Venmo account. Ink Bookie never holds your money and never takes a percentage. Your card processor's own fee is the only thing taken out, exactly as it is today.
Yes. The first 30 days are free and you can cancel any time before it renews. If you cancel, you can still export your clients and payments.
Ink Bookie is launching on iPhone. Leave your email and you'll get the download link the day it's out, before it's announced anywhere else.
No. Your clients book and pay from your link in any browser, on any phone or computer. They never download anything and never make an account.
The artist app is iPhone first. Everything your clients touch, the booking link, the flash gallery and the payment pages, works in any browser on any device.
No. Most artists start with whoever books next, and the app fills up on its own. If you'd rather bring your regulars in now, you can add them with their pieces, photos and notes.
One artist. Ink Bookie is built for artists who run their own book, not for a front desk managing a floor of people.
Card through your own Square or Stripe, or Zelle, Venmo and cash. You send a deposit or balance request and they pay from the link. Cash and transfers are recorded in a tap so the project still adds up.
On your processor's normal schedule, usually one to two business days for card payments. It goes from your client to your account. It never passes through us, so there's nothing for us to hold up.
That's Tap to Pay on iPhone, coming soon. Your client taps their card or phone against your iPhone, with no reader and no second app, and it's marked paid on the project. Until then you can send them a payment link in seconds.
You set your deposit amount and policy once, and every request shows it to the client before they book. If someone doesn't turn up, mark it a no-show in a tap and your deposit rules speak for themselves.
Yes. Log expenses by category with a photo of the receipt, and the year adds itself up next to your income. Download the whole year as a PDF or a spreadsheet for whoever does your taxes.
One link, in your bio or anywhere else. It asks for the piece, placement, size, style and reference photos, so the request arrives finished and your first reply can be a price.
Yes, both ways. Sessions you book show up there, and time you're already busy there blocks clients from booking over it.
Yes. Publish your flash with set or size-based prices, and mark a piece one-time so it leaves the gallery once it's claimed, or reusable to keep offering it.
Yes. Write them once in your own words. The booking reminder goes out before the session and aftercare follows once it's done. You can ask for a healed photo later, and it's saved to the project.
Yes. Each client has an email thread inside the app, so what you agreed on sits with their piece, their photos and their payments instead of scrolling back through DMs.
Your hours are yours, not a studio's. Set the days and times you work and where each session happens, and clients only ever see what you've opened up.
Yes. Client records and photos are encrypted, they are never sold or shared, and you can delete a client and everything attached to them whenever you want.
You get a person, not a form. Support sits in the app, and in the first months after launch the person answering is usually the one who built the thing you're asking about.
Yes, any time, from inside the app. You keep access until the month you've paid for ends, and you can export your clients and payments before you go.
No tiers, no add-ons, no cut of your deposits. Payments go straight to your own Square, Stripe, Zelle or Venmo.