Claim the link
Pick the artist handle and create the account with a real email.
BZZZ.INKFirst shop trial
Give one artist a page that can book, sell, and get paid.
Bzzz.ink is a free tattoo artist page for booking clients, selling flash, taking deposits, collecting tips, listing merch, and keeping client messages from one link. The goal for a first shop trial is simple: set up one real artist, put the link where clients already look, and see if it starts pulling work out of DMs.
The plain version
One link. More ways to earn.
If a client likes the artist, they should be able to request custom work, buy flash, pay a deposit, tip, or buy a product without starting another messy DM thread.
What the artist gets
Free should be real enough to try.
The free plan is not a fake preview. It is meant to be useful with real clients, especially for a shop that wants to test Bzzz.ink before asking every artist to change their workflow.
Free
- A public Bzzz.ink artist page
- Full booking request flow and calendar
- 10 portfolio images
- 10 flash listings
- 10 product/shop slots
- 0% BZZZ booking fees
- 0% BZZZ shop sales fees
- 6% BZZZ fee on flash or digital sales
Digital sales fee
6%fee
Artist accounts are free. Bzzz.ink earns when digital flash or digital products sell through the platform.
Start freeSimple enough for a shop owner to understand.
- 6% BZZZ fee on flash or digital sales
- 0% BZZZ fee on booking deposits
- 0% BZZZ fee on physical shop sales right now
- Stripe processing fees separate
- Digital files and flash tracked in the dashboard
- Studio paid tools are future-only
Setup flow
The first artist does not need a giant rollout.
Add the basics
Name, city, studio, booking status, portfolio images, and the first flash or shop listings.
Connect Stripe
Stripe is what lets the artist get paid for deposits, flash, shop products, and tips.
Put it in bio
Drop the Bzzz.ink link into Instagram, messages, QR cards, and anywhere clients already ask questions.
For your shop
Start with one artist. Learn from the real flow.
The first trial should answer the questions that matter: do clients understand the link, do artists get cleaner requests, does flash become easier to sell, and does the dashboard make the work easier to track?