What a tattoo artist website needs
- Your style and your city in the first line
- A gallery of healed work, not only fresh photos under studio lights
- A ballpark price: your minimum, your hourly rate, what color and placement add
- Your deposit policy, in plain words
- A way to book a consultation without a week of DMs
- Your service area if you travel to clients
Every InkPilot site comes with all of it, on your own .com, in English, Spanish and Portuguese.
Why it matters
Instagram shows your work, but it does not answer "how much?" at 1 a.m., it does not take a deposit and it does not book anyone. Clients who see a price range and an open slot book. Clients who have to wait two days for a reply message the next artist. A site that does the first conversation for you gives you your evenings back.
How the estimate works
The client picks a small piece by square inches or a larger piece by hours, adds color, a hard spot like ribs or hands, a cover-up or travel, and sees a range from your prices. With sample rates, a 3 x 3 inch black and gray piece comes to about $220, shown as $190 to $260. Every estimate says the final price is set at the consultation. Try it on the tattoo cost calculator.
How long it takes
We email you the link to your site a few minutes after you give us your studio name. Add your healed photos and your rates, and keep it if you like it. Read the tattoo portfolio website checklist for what to put on it.