Customers pay by card and you still get your tip — straight to your own account, not through the salon till.
Three steps to tips of your own
You place your personal QR code on the mirror, at the till, or on the receipt.
Alongside the bill, the customer scans the code and tips by card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay.
The tip goes straight to your own account — separate from the salon till, with a clear record.
Employed, chair rental, or self-employed
Card payment no longer means your tip disappears into the till. It goes straight to you.
Working self-employed on your own account at the salon? Your own Tippidy profile keeps your tips cleanly separate from the till.
Customers pay with their own phone. You don't need an extra card reader.
Sign up, print or display your QR code, done — before your next client sits down.
Guideline amounts by price, occasion, and country — and how the tax treatment differs for employees and the self-employed.
Yes. You show your personal QR code at the mirror or the till, the customer scans it, and their tip goes straight to you — it never lands in the salon's till.
Yes, especially for them. As a self-employed stylist you get your tip straight to your own account, independent of the salon till.
As an employed hairdresser, voluntary tips are tax-free under § 3 No. 51 EStG. As a self-employed stylist, they count as business income. See our tips-and-tax page for details.
No. Customers scan your QR code with their own phone and pay by card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay — you don't need any extra device.
Your profile is free — only the usual payment fees apply per tip.
A free profile, no card reader, no detour through the salon till.
