INKOS review
INKOS brings booking, client records, deposits and studio sales tools into one service.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
INKOS brings booking, client management and day-to-day studio workflows together for solo tattoo artists and multi-artist teams. Clients can book through a public link, while artists can manage calendars, digital deposits, confirmations and reminders. Client records and a projects kanban cover consultations, sketches and sessions; aftercare messaging supports follow-up. The product also extends into studio operations with inventory alerts, flash sales, events, products and gift cards. Its scope suits studios looking to consolidate these tasks rather than only publish appointment availability.
The INKOS Studio plan costs €14.99 per month, billed monthly, and includes all INKOS modules, unlimited artists, clients and bookings, a public booking link, Google Calendar two-way sync and an auto-generated mini-website. A 14-day free trial is available, and no card is required to start it. There is no free plan. That makes the entry cost straightforward for a studio that expects to use several included modules, but less compelling for an artist who needs only a basic calendar or booking link. The listing identifies the service as paid and gives monthly pricing; studios should consider whether the broader workflow suite fits their needs before subscribing.
Calendar integration is a notable part of the workflow: Google Calendar syncs in both directions, alongside integrations with Stripe, Resend, Twilio and Google authentication. INKOS is described as a cloud service with a progressive web app for desktop and mobile, and interfaces in English, Portuguese and German. It states GDPR compliance. The trade-offs are that support is by email rather than 24/7, and the named integrations suggest a focused rather than expansive ecosystem. Tattoo businesses wanting booking plus client, aftercare and sales workflows should consider it; artists who want a free option or broad integration choice should look elsewhere.
INKOS pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Public booking links, deposits and automated client reminders
- Unlimited artists, clients and bookings in the €14.99 monthly plan
- Combines client records, aftercare, inventory and gift-card tools
- Where it doesn't
- There is no free plan after the 14-day trial
- Support is limited to email, with no 24/7 option
- The listed integrations focus on Google Calendar, Stripe, Resend and Twilio
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