Three levels of support. One goal: clearer numbers, fewer tax surprises, and better owner decisions.
Every engagement starts with understanding where your business is now, where the numbers are unclear, and what needs to be fixed first. From there, we recommend the right level of support inside The Black Book.
The Black Book is not one-size-fits-all. The right level of support depends on whether you are an established solo artist, an owner-operated shop, or a scaling studio building a larger business.
Every engagement starts with the same foundation: clean books, proactive tax planning, clear reporting, and better financial decisions.
Financial Clarity
Solo artists, booth renters, and independent tattooers who want clean books, clear reports, and a better understanding of what they actually keep. There is no annual income minimum to ask about fit.
You will know your real monthly profit, what to set aside for taxes, what you can safely pay yourself, and whether your current business structure needs attention.
Studio Control
Shop owners managing artists, booth rent, or payroll who want to understand shop profitability and owner pay. Scope depends on the business model and records, not a revenue cutoff.
You will know whether the shop is actually profitable, where money is leaking, how to pay yourself and your team correctly, and what decisions may improve owner take-home pay.
Financial Leadership
Scaling shops and multi-location studios that need higher-level financial strategy, reporting, and support for decisions about hiring, expansion, or owner pay.
You will have the numbers, reporting, and financial strategy to hire, expand, open another location, or step back from tattooing with confidence.
Pricing is discussed during your discovery call and tailored to your business.
We recommend the right level based on your situation. No pressure, no surprises.
Start with a short fit inquiry, or explore the free 2026 Tax Field Guide for tips, income records, artist payouts and a practical year-end plan.