Consult
A booked conversation. Design notes and photos sit on the client.
Cobbtree for Tattoo & Piercing
A tattoo is not a 30-minute online slot. It is a consult, a deposit, a day in the chair and aftercare. Cobbtree holds the time, keeps the notes, and does not let a walk-in piercing sit on a sleeve day.
The chair
Tattoo time is measured in hours. Piercings fill the gaps if you want them to. Cobbtree holds a day for the artist who is actually doing the work, and keeps consult notes on the client so the session is not a hunt for a screenshot.
A booked conversation. Design notes and photos sit on the client.
Hours, not minutes. A deposit so the day is actually yours.
If you take walk-in piercings, they only land where the chair is free.
The useful parts
Consults, deposits, long sits and piercing gaps. Cobbtree is the operations around the chair.
A session is as long as you set. The diary will not drop a piercing on a sleeve.
Take a deposit when they book. A cancelled Saturday still has the card they saved.
Photos and what you agreed sit on the record for the sitting.
What you told them sits with the appointment, not in a story they will not find.
If you take them, they fill empty time. They do not sit on a tattoo day.
Your listing shows the artists, the work and when they are actually free.
How a studio visit runs
You decide what is offered online. Large work can stay consult-first.
A tattoo session takes the hours you set. Nothing else sits on that artist.
Card or cash. Aftercare and product on the same ticket.
Book the next session from the same client. Notes are already there.