Design ideas and reference images before booking
Ask for placement, size, style, and reference images in the booking form, so the artist reviews the idea before the consultation.
Tattoo studios management software
Karavex takes tattoo consultations and sessions online, collects placement notes and reference images before the booking is accepted, holds deposits, and keeps signed agreements on the client profile.

The core problem
Most pieces start with a consultation, then one or more long sessions. The brief, placement, size, and reference images usually arrive across DMs and email, and someone has to gather them before the artist can give a price.
Long sessions are costly to lose, so deposits matter, but chasing them by message delays the booking. Consent paperwork ends up on a clipboard, separate from the client and the session it belongs to.
Karavex collects the brief and reference files as part of booking, requires a deposit before the time is held, and keeps agreements, notes, and every session on one client profile.
Software guide
Tattoo studio booking software takes consultations and tattoo sessions online and collects the brief, placement, and reference images before the booking is accepted.
It keeps each artist’s hours and sessions separate, generates an agreement from a confirmed booking for the client to sign, and keeps every session of a larger piece on one client profile.
Feature deep-dive
Ask for placement, size, style, and reference images in the booking form, so the artist reviews the idea before the consultation.
Require a deposit before a long session is confirmed, and see what is paid beside the appointment.
Generate the agreement from the confirmed booking and keep the signed copy with the client, downloadable through a time-limited link.
Give each artist their own hours and services, with session lengths and buffers that match how they work.
Operational excellence
See confirmed appointments, staff assignments, deposits, intake details, and schedule pressure before the first client arrives.
Notes and status stay with the appointment so reception, specialists, and owners do not rebuild context from messages.
Connected booking and client history makes rebooking, retention, and revenue patterns easier to understand.
Tattoo studios FAQ
Yes. The booking form can require files before the booking is accepted, so reference images arrive with the request instead of in a separate message.
Yes. Deposit rules are set per service, so long sessions can require commitment while a consultation needs no deposit. Online deposits are included on the Pro and Studio plans.
Yes. Agreements can be generated from a confirmed booking and signed by the client, and the signed copy stays on the client profile and in their portal.
Yes. Each artist has their own availability and assigned services, and the studio owner keeps control of settings and reporting.
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