Studios & front desk
The whole shop, one system.
Per-artist booking pages, a shop-wide day view, and front-desk staff who act for any artist — with an audit trail of who did what. $50 CAD a month plus seats; see pricing.
The old way
The per-artist tax
Porter wants $65 USD per artist for the good features. Five chairs is $325 USD a month — before the studio tier.
The shared-login shrug
One account, six people, zero accountability. Who moved that appointment? Who released that deposit? Nobody knows.
The whiteboard schedule
Each artist on their own booking tool, the front desk juggling all of them, and the shop schedule living on a whiteboard.
Every artist, their own storefront
Each artist gets their own public booking page, portfolio, services, availability, and pipeline — under the studio’s roof and billing. Clients book the artist; the studio sees the whole.
A front desk with receipts
Front-desk staff act on behalf of any assigned artist — booking, rescheduling, recording deposits — and every action is written to an audit log: who did it, what changed, for which artist. Accountability without micromanagement.
The shop at a glance
The shop day view lines up every artist’s day side by side. Multi-location studios set hours — and timezones — per location, and each artist’s availability follows the room they’re actually working in.
Roles that match a real shop
Admins run billing and see everything; artists run their own books; assistants act where they’re assigned. Clients are centralized per studio, so a client who’s seen three of your artists is one record, not three.
Run the shop, not the software
Set up in under ten minutes. Your clients never need an account.
7 days free, then from $25 CAD/month. Cancel anytime.