Digital stamp card for Tattoo Studios

Yes – especially with infrequent visits it's particularly worthwhile. A tattoo costs between €100 and €1,000: there, 20% off the third tattoo is a real argument, not a gimmick. On top of that, Stempely automatically reminds inactive customers via push message when they stay away too long. You do nothing – Stempely asks for you.

At the first consultation or at the start of the session, the customer scans the QR code stuck next to your workstation or at the reception counter. The app is on the phone before the stencil is on the skin. For follow-up sessions or touch-ups, they tap the NFC card at reception while you prepare the tattoo machine setup for them. No login, no spread-out account, no one has to enter data while fresh ink is involved.

Completely. 2 tattoos = 20% off the third? Or rather 3 visits including consultation = free touch-up? You configure it once in your dashboard – Stempely carries it out automatically for every customer.

For both and everything in between. You can award stamps for every visit, whether tattoo, piercing, laser removal or consultation. You decide what counts.

You start free forever – no credit card and no minimum term. The Premium plan costs 9,99 €/month and brings all marketing features: reactivation pushes to customers before and after the touch-up window, win-back automation and contactless NFC stamps – one each for reception and workstation. With an average tattoo job of €200–600, a single returning customer per quarter is enough to refinance Stempely many times over.

In this target group (18–45 years, tattoo-affine), the app barrier is especially low: anyone who uses Instagram, Pinterest and probably also a booking tool like Booksy or Salonkee will install an extra app without friction. The Stempely app itself has no sign-up and no profile – after the QR scan it's active. Unlike a classic newsletter opt-in, which most customers in the studio decline, the barrier for an anonymous app is typically under 5%.

That's exactly what the reception stamp is for: it's tapped briefly on the way in, and during the session the phone stays off. Over 95% of tattoo clientele between 18 and 45 use a smartphone (often with tattoo-inspiration boards in the cloud, Spotify for the session, Apple Pay for payment). Anyone who comes without one anyway gets the stamp added by you from the dashboard as soon as the setup is ready.

Yes, and that's particularly relevant in a tattoo studio: for legal reasons you have to keep consent forms, proof of identity and information sheets anyway – these belong to your studio file and are subject to special retention periods. Stempely explicitly does not touch this data. The digital stamp card works completely separately via an anonymous device ID, without real names, without date of birth, without ID data. That gives you a clean separation between the legally required studio file and the stamp card – no double GDPR records needed.