Tattoo Booking & Deposit Form

Tattoo bookings are only as good as the brief behind them, and a vague “I want a small piece on my arm” costs an artist hours of back-and-forth. This form captures a proper brief up front: the idea described in the client’s own words, the placement, a rough size, a preferred artist, and a budget guide — so you can judge the work and quote before you commit a slot. The deposit acknowledgement is the part that protects your diary. Tattooing runs on booked time, and no-shows are expensive, so a clear yes/no confirming the client understands the deposit secures the slot and is non-refundable sets the expectation cleanly. A field for reference images and the client’s date of birth round out everything you need to prepare the sitting properly. Put it behind your “book now” button and let it filter serious enquiries from idle ones. It’s free, restyles to your studio’s branding, and turns a loose idea into a bookable, well-understood piece.