For Tattoo studios
Large deposits, multi-session pieces, and a paper trail that looks as professional as your work.
Sound familiar?
- Large pieces mean large deposits, and collecting them through DMs or cash apps feels unprofessional and is hard to track.
- Multi-session work stretches over weeks — remembering who owes what for session three is a real job.
- Clients want proof of payment and clear terms before they commit to a big piece.
How Biz Invoice Pay fits
- Collect deposits by payment link before the consultation or the first session — every payment is documented and receipted.
- Invoice per session or for the full piece, with tax and discounts computed line by line and PDFs your clients can keep.
- Charge the deposit at the counter with a QR code, then send the balance as an invoice when the piece is finished.
Example
What an invoice looks like for tattoo studios.
Iron & Ink Tattoo
Invoice INV-1042
- Sleeve session 2 of 4 (deposit applied)
- $400.00
- Touch-up (complimentary)
- $0.00
- Aftercare kit
- $25.00
Sample for illustration. Real invoices carry your logo, numbering, tax lines, and a pay link.
FAQ
Tattoo studios, answered.
US businesses only (for now)
Biz Invoice Pay supports US-based businesses. Payments are processed by Stripe, and payout timing is set by Stripe and your account's status.
Get paid like a pro, tattoo studios included.
Create your account, connect your bank through Stripe in about five minutes, and send your first invoice today.