I don’t price tattoos by rushing the clock. Large tattoos are treated as projects and priced based on size, placement, and complexity.

While hourly pricing is available, most larger work is quoted as a project with a clear range and a cap. This removes pressure from the clock and allows the tattoo to be done properly.

Small tattoos typically start around $300+.

Large-scale work such as sleeves, backs, and leg sleeves generally fall in the $6,500–$15,000 range depending on scope.

If you’re planning a larger piece and want a clearer understanding of cost, timing, and payment options, I’ve put together a Tattoo Budget Planner to help you plan without pressure.

I accept Venmo, PayPal, Zelle, cash, and credit cards.

For larger projects, I offer structured payment plans using Square invoices.

This usually includes a deposit to book, followed by payments at agreed milestones as the project progresses.

All payments are handled through Square, and sessions are scheduled once the corresponding payment is complete.

You can pay per session, prepay session blocks, use a tiered payment plan, or prepay the full project.

Financing may be available for larger work.

For large-scale work that may require no shirt, pants, or underwear, a bathrobe or zip-up hoodie is highly recommended so you don’t have to walk around uncovered.

A towel is helpful to lay on during the session.

You’re welcome to bring food or snacks, especially for longer appointments.

Headphones are great if you like to zone out, listen to music, or watch something during the session.