A deposit on every three hour appointment, and the six week touch-up in the diary before the client stands up.
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The long first appointment, then the touch-up six weeks after it. Two bookings, both in the diary, both confirmed by email, with the money settled at the first one.
A different length, a different price and a different aftercare conversation, so it sits on the page as its own service rather than hiding under a generic booking.
A past client comes back for a refresh. Her original appointment, the pigment you used and your notes are on her record, so you are not guessing at what you did last winter.
Fifteen minutes to talk shape and expectation, priced low or not at all, booked on the same page. It costs you a fraction of a slot and saves you a whole one.
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Three hours lost to silence is not one client gone, it is the two you turned away. The deposit taken at booking means the appointment is either kept or given back early enough to sell again.
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The perfecting session six weeks later earns nothing and still needs two hours. It sits on the menu as its own service with its own length, so it holds proper time instead of being wedged into a Friday.
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Every past appointment sits on the client record with your notes, so a colour boost a year later starts from what you actually mapped and mixed rather than from memory.
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An afternoon slot that vanishes is not one client gone, it is the two you turned away plus the pigment you set out. Ask for a deposit or the full amount by card as the booking is made, through Stripe on the Pro plan at a flat 3%. A client with money already down either arrives or tells you early enough that the slot can be sold again.
Six weeks after the first appointment the client is back for the perfecting session, and it is already covered by what she paid. Put it on the menu as its own service with its own length, and price it at whatever you charge for it, which for most artists is nothing. Booking it properly means it holds real time in the diary rather than being squeezed in at the end of a Friday.
Nothing in Bookables repeats a booking automatically, and for this work that is fine, because you have the client sitting in front of you with a mirror in her hand. Open the diary, find the date six weeks out, book it with her and the confirmation is in her inbox before she reaches the car.
Cosmetic tattooing is permanent enough that the conversation matters, and it should not cost you a treatment slot. List the consult as a short service at its own price so a nervous first-timer can book fifteen minutes, talk about shape and colour, and go away to think about it.
Every past appointment sits on the client record with your notes attached, so when she books her colour boost next year you know the shape you mapped, the pigment you mixed and how it settled. New artists in the studio pick up a returning client without starting from a blank page.
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Confirmations and reminders go out automatically, so fewer bookings are forgotten.
Set a fixed amount or a percentage on the service and the client pays it by card as she books. Card payments run through Stripe on the Pro plan at a flat 3%, and the appointment is held from the moment the deposit lands.
As its own service on the menu, with its own duration and whatever price you charge for it. Book it with the client at the end of her first appointment so it holds a genuine slot instead of being wedged into a gap later.
Yes. A confirmation email goes out the moment the booking is made and a reminder email goes out before the day. On a three hour slot that reminder is often the whole difference between a full afternoon and an empty one.
Yes. They are separate services with their own prices and their own durations, so the page charges and blocks the right amount of time for whichever one she chooses.
Very much so. On the free side, the Free plan covers 200 bookings a month with no per-booking fees, which is more than one artist gets through, and Pro is $2 a booking for unlimited when deposits by card become the thing you cannot work without.