At HERZ TATTOO, we believe in honest pricing. No confusion, no stress — just a clear concept that makes sense and feels right.
NO SURPRISE - JUST THE PRICE!
You choose:
FIX PRICE
Get a fixed price for your custom tattoo – based on experience, clearly explained, no surprises.
HALF- / FULL-DAY SESSION
Or book a half-day or full-day session for ongoing work and open-ended designs.
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All prices are based on an hourly rate I’ll walk you through.
Once we agree, you can relax and focus on what matters: getting great art.
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PAYMENT POLICY
We work with fixed prices. Once we agree on a price, the full amount must be paid before we start tattooing.
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Get your fair fixed price for your next tattoo now!
And check out example prices to get a feel for our fair rates and top quality.
DON’T ASK FOR AN HOURLY RATE –
ask for the price of your tattoo.
Efficiency, experience, and lasting quality matter more than hours.
An hourly rate is misleading.
A skilled artist works faster and with higher quality.
Don’t compare hours – compare tattoos.
Take a look at our price examples and discover how much art and quality you get for your money.
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Tiny Tattoo
$ 90.-
Bring a Friend Special:
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2 Tiny Tattoo
$ 150.-
Bring two Friends Special:
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3 Tiny Tattoo
$ 200.-
Tiny Tattoo – Small Symbol, Fair Price
A tiny tattoo usually means a small, simple symbol – like a heart, a lightning bolt, or a single letter. Something minimal, done quickly.
Even for the smallest tattoo, we fully prepare a sterile workstation, open new materials, and follow the highest hygiene standards – and all materials are disposed of afterwards. This is why most studios don’t offer lower prices for small tattoos and rarely give discounts, even if you bring friends.
But we do things differently.
We understand that when you want a tiny tattoo, you just want that – a small mark, a little meaning.
So we’ve created a fair pricing model just for these quick sessions.
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Because we work fast and efficiently, we’re happy to pass that benefit on to you.
Small Tattoo
starting at $ 180,-
Small Tattoos – More Detail, Still Fair
Small tattoos include anything larger than a tiny symbol but smaller than a half-day session. These start at $180, depending on the size, placement, and complexity of your design.
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To get an estimate, just use our Price Request Form.
We're happy to give you a clear price range – or, if you'd prefer, a fixed price you can count on. That way, you know exactly what to expect.
Half-Day Session
$ 790,-
You'll get a 3-hour total booking time, including consultation, design adjustments and tattooing.
Perfect for larger projects done in steps or for getting multiple smaller tattoos at once.
After a few hours, skin can become overworked, which may slow healing — this session keeps it safe and comfortable.
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Plus, it includes a built-in discount — you'd normally pay more if everything was billed separately.
Full-Day Session
$ 1.500,-
You'll get a 6-hour total booking time, including consultation, design adjustments, and tattooing.
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Best for making significant progress on large projects or completing medium-sized pieces in one go.
Only recommended if you're experienced and know your body can handle a full day — otherwise, a half-day may be the better choice.
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Plus, it includes a built-in discount — you'd normally pay more if everything was billed separately.
Why Tattoos Cost Money
– and Are Still a Great Deal
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Tattoos cost money – sure.
But have you ever thought about why?
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As tattoo artists, we only earn while we're working on you.
But that’s just part of it.
There’s preparation, hygiene, aftercare, materials, studio expenses, licenses, continued training, education and talent – all included.
With all this in mind, our prices are far from high.
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And here’s the thing:
A high-quality tattoo stays with you for life.
Not just four weeks like a haircut. Not a few years like clothing or cosmetics.
A tattoo lasts 30, 40, even 50 years – or longer.
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Let’s do the math:
A $1,500 tattoo worn for 50 years equals about 8 cents a day.
For something you see – and love – every single day.
No car, no shoes, no watch lasts that long – or means that much.
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And by the way:
Even your Netflix subscription costs more per day – and gives you way less in return.
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Here’s another important point:
Since 2020, the US dollar has lost around 25% of its purchasing power due to inflation.
Just like any other profession, tattoo artists must adjust prices to keep up with rising costs – while still maintaining the same high standards.
Good tattoos aren’t expensive.
Bad ones are.
Because once it’s under your skin – it’s there to stay.
Good or bad.
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So ask yourself:
Is this really where you want to cut corners?
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Our prices are carefully and fairly calculated.
There’s no room for compromise if we want to focus fully on quality.
And that’s the only way we work.
Can’t you do it cheaper?
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Our prices are already calculated in your best interest.
As tattoo artists, we know how challenging it is to put the true value of our skill, training, and years of experience into a “fair” number. In fact, the market price for quality tattoos is often already lower than it should be.
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With our background, know-how, and the level of care we put into each piece, our prices are non-negotiable – because compromising on price means compromising on quality.
If you’re looking for the cheapest price, we might not be the right studio for you.
But if you’re looking for quality, attention to detail, and work that will last – you’re in exactly the right place.
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That said, we do offer ways to save:
For large-scale projects, we’re happy to offer a discount for advance payment. This rewards clients who commit to a bigger piece and allows us to plan your sessions more efficiently – which benefits everyone.
Can you design my Tattoo?
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Yes, we can – but here’s our honest advice:
It works best if you come to us with a finished design or at least a well-prepared idea.
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Why?
Designing a tattoo based only on vague keywords or “what’s in your head” is often frustrating for both sides. We can’t read your mind, and you probably already have a vision in mind. If you can’t clearly communicate that vision, we might spend hours creating something you’re not happy with – and design time is billable.
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Our recommendation:
Check out the Design Creation section on our myTattoo page. There, you’ll find tips on how to prepare your ideas, gather reference images, and describe your concept in detail. The better your preparation, the faster and more efficiently we can work on your tattoo.
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If you’ve prepared your design well and just need us to add the final touches, that’s no problem – it’s quick and affordable. Design preparation is billed at $200/hour, so it’s in your hands how much time we’ll need.
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Want a faster, free option?
Browse our Wanna-Do designs in the studio. If you choose one, it costs you nothing extra, you still get a unique, custom tattoo in your artist’s style – and your artist will be excited to work on it.
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That’s our clear recommendation.