Creative Websites · Australian Tattoo Studios
People choosing a tattoo artist want to see the style of work you do, understand how bookings and deposits work and know how to send through their idea.
We design websites for Australian tattoo studios that show your work by style, introduce each artist and collect the details you need to quote a custom piece.
Custom work
A tattoo is a permanent decision, so people take their time choosing an artist. They look closely at linework, shading and colour, then check whether your style suits the piece they have in mind. A website lets them browse your work by style instead of scrolling back through years of posts.
Instagram is where new work goes up first. It is a harder place to run bookings, because ideas, sizes and placements end up spread across message threads. A clear enquiry form asks for the idea, reference images, rough size and placement in one go. Your deposit and rescheduling terms sit on the same page, so clients know them before they book.
We built The Inksmith website for Vance’s private studio in Deloraine, Tasmania. Book a Session dials him directly from a phone and the contact section tells clients what to send through for a quote.
Client work
We built The Inksmith website for Vance’s private studio in Deloraine, Tasmania, with his custom colour realism and black and grey work, guest artist details and client reviews.
On a phone, Book a Session dials Vance directly and the contact section asks for the idea, reference images, rough size and placement.
Visit websiteStudio essentials
Every part of a tattoo studio website should show your craft clearly and turn a good idea into a booked session.
Sort healed and fresh work into styles such as colour realism, black and grey, fine line and traditional, so clients can find the right artist quickly.
Ask for the idea, reference images, rough size and placement up front, so you can quote and sketch without a long message thread.
Set out deposits, minimum charges, rescheduling notice and age and ID requirements before a client books a chair.
Give each resident and guest artist a profile with their styles, their portfolio and how to book with them.
Explain your sterilisation and single-use needle practices and show the registration your state or council requires.
Publish what to do before a session and how to care for a new tattoo while it heals, so the same questions stop coming in.
Package fit
From a solo artist in a private studio to a busy shop with several chairs, the right scope depends on how many artists and styles clients need to browse.
$49/month + $199 setup
or $599 once-off incl. first-year hosting
$99/month + $499 setup
or $2,500 once-off incl. first-year hosting
$4,000 to $9,000
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Compare website pricingGood questions
Instagram is good for showing new work. A website gives clients one place to see your styles, read your policies and send a complete design request. It can also appear in Google when people search for a tattoo studio in your town.
Ask for the idea, the style, reference images, rough size and placement on the body. Those details let you quote, suggest changes and offer dates without several rounds of messages.
State how much the deposit is, how it comes off the final price and how much notice you need to reschedule. Clear terms before booking protect your time and set expectations.
Yes. Resident artists can each have a profile and gallery. Guest artists can be added with their dates and booking details, then taken down after their visit.
Show your sterilisation and single-use practices and the registration or licence your state or council requires. Rules differ between states, so we use the details you hold rather than a generic statement.
A solo artist can start on our Launch Website at $49/month ($199 setup. Or $599 once-off with first-year hosting included, then $199/year. Domain registration is separate. Changes are agreed before work begins.). Studios with several styles can choose Launch Plus at $99/month ($499 setup. Or $2,500 once-off with first-year hosting included, then $199/year. Domain registration is separate. Changes are agreed before work begins.). Shops that need up to 15 pages for artist profiles and style galleries usually suit our Business Website, which ranges from $4,000 to $9,000.
Tell us about your studio, your artists and how you take bookings. We will recommend the right website scope for your business.
