Your clients pay in 4 instalments. You get paid at once.
For a large piece, you send a payment link in instalments. Your client spreads the payment with Klarna, and you receive the full amount right away, in your account.
Your client picks the instalments, not you.
You create the link from your space, and the email goes out mentioning payment in instalments. Your client opens our provider’s page and spreads the payment, without going through you.
From €1 to €3,000
A session, a large piece or a whole project.
Announced in the email
Your client knows they can spread it before opening the page.
With Klarna
Instalments are offered and granted by the provider.
The full amount arrives on payment.
Instalments are the provider’s business. You receive the whole amount as soon as your client has paid, in your account, and the payment joins your register.
Everything, right away
The whole amount, without waiting for the last instalment.
No chasing
Following up on instalments is no longer your problem.
In your register
The payment is recorded with its receipt number.
Fees stated up front, and that’s it.
No Tattooed commission on your clients, 12% on a client Tattooed brought you. Our provider’s fees apply, 4.99% + €0.40 per transaction, deducted from your payout.
4.99% + €0.40
They can’t be passed on to your client.
From the free plan
Payment links are open to every account.
One-time activation
The provider approves your account. Meanwhile, your links are paid by card.
Large pieces, without the price holding them back.
For large pieces
A sleeve or a back piece becomes easier to commit to.
Touch-up or flash
A link for any amount within the limits.
Or by card
A link paid in one go is still possible.
Cancellable link
You cancel it as long as it isn’t paid.
Attached to a session
The link can relate to a session in your calendar.
Resent in one click
Your client lost the email? You send it again.
Payment in instalments is offered and granted by our payment provider, subject to approval of your client’s application.
Tattoo with less of the business hassle
The messages, the quotes, the back-and-forth over the design, the booked slots no one shows up for. That’s time you don’t get paid for.