A tattoo cannot be priced fairly from an image found online alone. At Tattoo Bar Brno, we base the price on thedesign, style, size, placement, level of detail, colour and the right artist.
Send us the design, placement, approximate size and references. Where possible, we will give you a guide price before the consultation.
We assess every design from the details of the specific brief.
We discuss the price and terms before the work begins.
The first consultation will help you understand the next step.
Below are guide starting prices by type of work. We will confirm the exact price based on thedesign, size, placement, level of detail and the right artist.
A small symbol, lettering or simple design. Suitable for clients looking for a subtle tattoo or a smaller first piece.
Fine lines, flowers, symbols or minimalist compositions. With fine line work, precision, detail and the right size matter.
A more prominent tattoo for the arm, ribs, thigh or shoulder blade. We often need to consider composition, legibility and the amount of detail.
A sleeve, a larger area of the back or chest, or several connected designs. For larger projects, planning and the number of sessions matter.
A portrait, animal, realistic object or detailed black-and-grey piece. The artist's time and the amount of detail have the greatest effect on the price.
We do not price a cover-up from a description alone. We first need to see the existing tattoo, how dark it is and its size.
Send us 4 things: the design or theme, 1–3 references, the placement and the approximate size. Where possible, we will send you a guide price before the consultation.
Two tattoos of a similar size may not cost the same. It is not only the size that matters, but also thetechnique, detail, placement and the artist's time.
A simple symbol, portrait, flower or cover-up all require very different amounts of work.
A larger design takes more time, but a very small, detailed design can also be technically demanding.
The arm, ribs, neck, back and ankle each have a different shape, sensitivity and amount of space for detail.
Fine lines, realistic shading, texture or many small elements increase the working time.
Black-and-white designs, black-and-grey work and colour tattoos involve different techniques and session lengths.
Every artist has a different style, specialism and experience with particular types of work.
Larger projects, sleeves and back pieces are often planned across several appointments and stages.
Transparent pricing with no hidden charges.
Every tattoo is original, so each estimate is tailored to the project.
First-rate equipment, inks and hygiene standards.
Larger projects can be divided into stages.
The price is not only for the time you spend in the chair. You are paying for the entire process: understanding the idea, preparing the design, choosing the right technique, carrying out the work safely and creating a result designed to hold upnot only during the first month, but for years to come.
It begins with the right design, placement, style and artist. That is why we do not treat the price as a random figure, but as part of the whole process.
Send your ideaFirst, we understand your idea, preferred style, placement and expectations. This means we do not recommend a design blindly.
First stepWe consider the composition, size, proportions and legibility of the design on the specific part of the body.
Custom designThe price reflects the experience, technique, concentration and time required for high-quality work.
Professional workSterile procedures, quality inks, single-use supplies and a safe environment are essential.
Safe standardA professional studio, workspace, lighting, comfort and equipment all affect the quality and the process.
Premium studioYou will receive guidance on caring for your tattoo so that it heals well and continues to look good over time.
Aftercare
With a high-quality tattoo, you are not paying only for the size of the design. The price also reflects theartist's experience, the quality of the design, safe working standards, the studio environment and a result that should still work visuallyyears later.
When you consider the price, you are also considering years of experience, competition results and the standard of the work you take home.
Premium equipment, hygiene procedures and a professional setting are not optional extras; they form part of a high-quality result.
The aim is not to be the cheapest studio in Brno. It is to design and tattoo a piece that works visually and stands the test of time.
An idea, a reference or a short description is enough. We will help you work out the style, the right artist, a guide price and the next step.
You do not need to know the exact style or have a final design. Simply describe your idea and send references, the placement and approximate size.
We consider the style, detail, placement, size, colour and technical complexity. If needed, we will suggest an adjustment to the brief.
If the brief is specific enough, we will send you a guide price. For more complex projects, an in-person or online consultation may be appropriate.
Depending on the type of work, we will arrange a consultation, the right artist, an appointment and any deposit, and give you the practical information you need before your tattoo.
That is what the first contact is for. We will help you understand which style, size and artist make the most sense for your idea.
Choose the topic you are interested in. The answers are grouped around the questions clients most often ask before booking: price, consultation, deposit, style, cover-ups, hygiene and aftercare.
Answers for clients who want to understand quickly how much a tattoo might cost and why it cannot be priced from a single image alone.
At Tattoo Bar Brno, small tattoos start at CZK 2,000, fine line tattoos at CZK 3,500, medium-sized designs are usually around CZK 5,000–7,000, and realism starts at CZK 7,000.
Larger projects are priced individually, and cover-ups only after we assess the existing tattoo. These are guide prices, not a fixed price list for every design.
The same design can cost a different amount depending on its size, level of detail, placement, colour, style and the right artist. It also matters whether the project is a simple tattoo, detailed realism or a cover-up.
An image is a good starting point, but for a more accurate estimate we also need context: where the tattoo will be placed, how large it should be and the style you want.
Yes. If you send us a sufficiently specific brief, we can usually give you a guide estimate before the consultation.
Answers for clients who are unsure about the style, size or what to send in their first message.
Yes, our first no-obligation consultation is free (CZK 0). It helps us understand your idea and recommend the right style, artist and next step.
A consultation does not mean that you have to book an appointment immediately. It is the first step that allows us to assess what will make sense for your design.
It is best to send a short description of the design, style references, the placement and the approximate size. You do not need to write a long brief; what matters is making the intended result clear.
If you do not know the exact size, an estimate is enough: for example 5 cm, 10 cm, forearm, thigh, ribs, shoulder blade or part of a sleeve.
No. That is what the first contact is for. Simply send your idea or theme, or a few images that you like.
We will help you decide whether fine line, black and grey, realism, colour, graphic, floral or another direction will work best for the design.
Practical answers explaining why a smaller tattoo is not necessarily simpler and how the style affects the price.
A small tattoo can be simple, but it can also be technically demanding. Fine lines, tiny details, small lettering or a complex design require precision and careful size planning.
That is why the price depends not only on centimetres, but also on how legible the design needs to be and how well it needs to work over time.
The price is most often affected by the design, size, placement, amount of detail, colour, style, choice of artist and number of sessions.
For example, simple lettering, a fine line flower, a detailed portrait and a cover-up cannot be priced in the same way, even if they are similar in size.
It can be. A colour tattoo often requires a different technique, more layers, longer work on contrast and sometimes more time during the session.
However, this is not an automatic rule. A simple colour design can be less demanding than highly detailed black-and-grey realism.
Questions clients ask before booking: when a deposit is paid, when the price is confirmed and how larger projects work.
A deposit may be required when booking. The amount depends on the type of work, the time involved and the specific agreement. It reserves the artist's time and the time needed to prepare the design.
If you do not attend or cancel less than 72 hours before the appointment, the deposit is forfeited. We will explain the specific terms before confirming the appointment.
We can give you a guide price from the brief. We will confirm a more accurate price after assessing the design, size, placement and complexity.
This may be quick for simple designs. For larger projects, realism or cover-ups, an in-person or online consultation may be appropriate.
Yes. Larger projects, sleeves, back pieces, chest pieces or detailed realism are often planned across several sessions.
Dividing the work into stages helps us plan the time, healing, budget and quality of the result. During the consultation, we will recommend a realistic process.
A cover-up is a discipline in its own right. We cannot give a price without seeing the existing tattoo, because the darkness, size and options for covering it all matter.
We price a cover-up after assessment. It would not be fair to quote a price from a description alone, because we need to see the existing tattoo, its darkness, size, placement and the options for the new design.
Sometimes a smaller adjustment is enough; at other times, a larger and darker design or work across several sessions is required.
Send a current photo of the old tattoo in daylight, without a filter and ideally from a little further away so that the placement is also visible.
Also include your idea for the new design or references in a style you like. This will help us explain more accurately what is realistic.
Because the artist is not working on untouched skin. The new design must be adapted to the existing tattoo, its dark areas, shape and the options for covering it.
A cover-up often requires a larger composition, more planning and technical experience so that the result does not feel like a compromise.
The price of a high-quality tattoo is also connected with a safe process, hygiene, materials, equipment and tattoo aftercare.
The price covers more than the tattoo itself. It includes the consultation, design preparation, the artist's time, professional equipment, sterile materials, the workspace and aftercare guidance.
The exact scope may vary with the style, size and complexity of each project.
Yes. Safe hygiene standards are fundamental to high-quality tattooing. They include single-use supplies, disinfection, appropriate working procedures and a clean professional environment.
We do not treat hygiene as an optional extra. It is part of a professional service.
Touch-up terms may vary depending on the type of tattoo, placement, style, healing and the client's aftercare.
If a touch-up is needed, we will discuss the next step individually. Following the aftercare guidance is important because healing has a significant effect on the result.
Send us the design, references, placement and approximate size. The administrator will review your request and recommend the next step.
Send us your idea, references and placement. We will recommend the right artist, style and a guide priceand arrange an appointment that suits you. We will look after you from the first idea to the finished tattoo.
No obligation and free of charge. We usually reply within 1–2 business days.
Send your idea, references, placement and approximate size.
We choose the right artist and style and give you a guide price.
We arrange an appointment that suits you, and then we can get started.
