Revify vs InkBook · comparing tattoo booking software for artists and shops

Revify vs InkBook.
Side by side, facts only.

InkBook is a booking page and intake tool for tattoo artists. Revify pairs a full booking app with payments. Here is how they compare, as of October 24, 2026.

The comparison

Revify vs InkBook: what this covers.

If you are comparing Revify vs InkBook, you are looking at two tools built for tattoo artists with different scopes. InkBook (inkbook.pro) gives artists a hosted booking page and an embeddable widget with a detailed tattoo intake form. Clients submit placement, size, style, color, reference photos, budget and medical notes, and the artist accepts or declines from a dashboard. Paid plans add deposits through Stripe and reminders.

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Revify pairs InkedIn Tools, the booking app built by tattooers, with Revify Payments for the counter. Booking, deposits, consent, messaging, reminders and in-person checkout run on the same system.

Note: there are other products with similar names. This page compares InkBook at inkbook.pro.

Where InkBook stands out

  • A free plan. InkBook lists a $0 plan with 3 bookings a month and a 14-day full Pro trial on signup.
  • Low paid pricing. Pro is $19/mo billed annually ($228/yr).
  • Detailed intake. Health screening, photo ID upload and digital waivers are part of the request flow.
  • Embeddable widget. One line of code adds booking to Squarespace, Wix, Shopify or custom sites.
At a glance

Revify vs InkBook side by side.

Features and pricing as each company lists them publicly.

Revify vs InkBook side by side.
FeatureRevify (InkedIn Tools + Revify Payments)InkBook
Built forTattoo artists and shops; booking plus in-shop paymentsTattoo artists; booking page and intake
Starting price$99/mo, every feature includedFree plan, 3 bookings/month
Paid plans$0/mo with $10k+/mo processed on RevifyPro $19/mo, Studio $59/mo (billed annually)
Free trial14 days14-day Pro trial on signup
Online booking pageYesYes
Deposits at bookingYesPro and Studio, via Stripe
Consent formsYes✓ (ID and waiver in intake)
Automated remindersText and emailPro and Studio
Multi-artistYesStudio plan
Inbox for IG DMs, texts, emailYesNot listed
Aftercare and review requestsYesNot listed
In-person card terminalFree terminal while you process with RevifyNot listed
Payment modelDual pricing, up to 0.75% Monthly Cash-backStripe for deposits

InkBook details from inkbook.pro as of October 24, 2026 (annual-billing prices shown). Pricing changes; check inkbook.pro. Revify details from revifyhq.com.

The difference

Booking page vs the whole front desk.

The biggest difference is scope. InkBook focuses on the request: getting a complete, qualified booking request from Instagram or your website instead of a messy DM thread. That is a real problem, and InkBook's free and $19/mo plans make it easy to try.

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InkedIn Tools covers the request and everything around it. Beyond the booking link and deposits, it includes one inbox for IG DMs, Facebook, texts and email with the client profile, automated reminders, aftercare instructions and review requests, missed-call text-back, a website builder, email marketing for flash drops and openings, a mobile app, and Google Calendar and QuickBooks sync.

Getting paid at the counter

InkBook lists Stripe for deposits. It does not list an in-person checkout. Revify Payments is $0 a month and uses dual pricing. You post a cash price and a card price, both show on every receipt, and the client chooses. Your shop earns up to 0.75% Monthly Cash-back on card sales. You get a free terminal while you process with Revify, next-day funding and no long-term contract.

With InkedIn Tools and Revify Payments, the deposit at booking and the balance at checkout run on the same system. Process $10,000 a month with Revify and InkedIn Tools is $0 a month.

Who fits

Which one fits your shop?

InkBook may fit if you are a solo artist who wants a free or low-cost booking page with strong intake, and you already handle checkout another way.

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Revify may fit if you run a shop or a busy book and want booking, deposits, messaging, reminders and in-person payments working together, or if your shop processes $10,000+ a month in card sales, which makes InkedIn Tools $0 a month.

We make Revify, so test both. Comparing more tools? See best tattoo shop software and our tattoo booking app page.

Monthly Cash-back

Get paid back every month.

Revify pays Monthly Cash-back of up to 0.75% of your card sales. Your tier depends on the card price you set.

Cash-back is paid monthly on card sales. Tier is based on your card-price setting.
Card priceMonthly Cash-back
3.0%0.25%
3.5%0.50%
4.0%0.75%
Questions

Good to know.

Is InkBook free?

InkBook lists a free plan with 3 bookings a month and a 14-day full Pro trial. Pro is $19/mo and Studio is $59/mo, billed annually, as of October 24, 2026.

Does InkBook take deposits?

Yes. InkBook lists automatic deposit collection through Stripe on its Pro and Studio plans.

What does Revify include that InkBook does not list?

InkedIn Tools includes one inbox for IG DMs, Facebook, texts and email, aftercare and review requests, missed-call text-back, email marketing and a website builder. Revify Payments adds an in-person terminal with dual pricing.

How much does InkedIn Tools cost?

InkedIn Tools is $99 a month with every feature included and a 14-day free trial. It is $0 a month when your shop processes at least $10,000 a month with Revify.

Can I use a booking link in my Instagram bio with Revify?

Yes. Your InkedIn Tools booking link works in your Instagram bio, Google profile and website.

Is there a contract with Revify?

No. Revify Payments has no long-term contract and is $0 a month.

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Merchant accounts are subject to approval. Monthly Cash-back is up to 0.75% of card sales and depends on your card-price tier.