Hourly for small work, day rate for large. The number you hear at the consult is the number you pay, unless you change the design.
Six lines that cover everything we book. Anything outside them gets quoted at the consult, in writing.
The floor for any tattoo, however small. It covers setup, single use tooling and the drawing that came before it.
Isa and Sena. Billed by the hour for anything under a half day, rounded down to the nearest quarter hour.
Noor and Tam. Twelve years and up in the chair, and the wait to match.
Four hours in the chair with a break. Cheaper than four hourly, and how most ornamental work is booked.
Seven hours with breaks. One design, one sitting, and the rate large blackwork and Japanese work is planned around.
Priced flat on the card, setup included. The number on the wall is the number you pay.
One flat figure, whatever the piece. It is not a booking fee: it is the first $120 of the tattoo.
Taken in the studio or through a payment link from our own domain. We will never ask for card details over email or Instagram.
Drawing happens in the week before your session, whether or not you sit. That is what the deposit covers.
Reschedule once for free and the deposit follows to the new date.
That chair cannot be filled at short notice, and the drawing is already done. A new deposit books a new date.
You pay the balance only. Cash, card, or bank transfer before you leave.
A flat $120, taken when you book the session and applied to the final price of the piece. It covers drawing time, which happens before you sit.
No. Forty minutes with the artist, references, placement and an honest price band, at no cost and with nothing owed at the end of it.
You pay what we quoted. A session running twenty minutes over is our problem, not a line on your bill.
Yes. Multi session work is paid per sitting, so a back piece is never one large invoice at the end.
The first touch up inside twelve months is free. After that it is charged at the minimum, and we will tell you honestly whether it needs one.
Consults run forty minutes and cost nothing. Come with references, a rough placement, and a budget range. You leave with a date, an artist, and a price band.
