A portfolio that
filters out the time-wasters.
Tattoo enquiries to a Brisbane studio tend to arrive as one line and a maybe. Your site can show the work properly and ask the questions for you, so what lands in the inbox is closer to a brief than a 'hey'.
Artist portfolios, deposit-backed enquiries, and a gallery that loads fast at full resolution. Every build and care price is published, GST included. Full pricing.
Fewer messages, better ones.
A studio doesn't need more DMs. It needs the ones that turn up with a reference image, a placement, a rough budget and a date in mind, and a website is a much better place to collect those than a comment thread.
Endless 'how much for a small one'
No reference, no placement, no budget, and a long thread that ends in a no.
Instagram is the portfolio
So the work sits in a feed ordered by date, with no way to browse by artist or by style.
No deposit, no show
Without a deposit step the week looks booked and the chairs sit empty.
Show the work. Take the deposit.
A page per artist
Each artist gets their own portfolio, styles and availability, so a client picks a person before they write a word.
An enquiry form that asks properly
Placement, size, reference image, budget range and preferred artist, all in one form. What you open is a brief.
A gallery built for big images
High-resolution work that still loads fast on a phone, because linework compressed to mush costs you the booking.
Deposit-backed bookings
Your existing deposit flow connected to the enquiry, so a booking is a commitment rather than a maybe.
Follow-up while your hands are full.
You can't answer a consult enquiry with a machine running and a stencil half done. These three keep the conversation moving, they draft before they send, and nothing goes out in the studio's name until you've approved it. A setup fee, then a fixed monthly cost, quoted before anything starts, GST included.
Enquiry agent
Answers the questions every studio gets asked over and over, collects placement, size and reference, and hands you something you can put a price on.
Lead follow-up
Nudges the consult enquiry that went quiet a couple of days ago, once, and then leaves it alone.
Deposit chaser
Follows up the unpaid deposit, so a pencilled-in Saturday turns into a booked one.
Studio website questions, answered.
More are on the FAQ page.
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How much does a tattoo studio website cost in Brisbane?
A studio with a page per artist, a gallery and an enquiry form can fit the five pages of Essentials, which is $1,399, GST included. More artists means more pages, which is where Growth at $1,799 or Pro at $2,899 come in. A monthly care plan, from $69 on a 24-month term, keeps the site online and up to date. Every build and care price is published.
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Can the form ask for placement, size and a reference?
Yes. One form collects placement, size, a reference image, a budget range and the preferred artist, so what you open is closer to a brief than a 'hey'.
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Can clients pay a deposit when they enquire?
We connect the deposit flow you already use to the enquiry, so a booking arrives with a commitment behind it.
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Can clients browse the work by artist?
Yes. Each artist gets their own page with their portfolio, styles and availability, so a client picks a person before they write a word. The gallery is built for big, high-resolution images that still load fast on a phone.
Let's get the right enquiries in.
Send us the studio name and we'll tell you what a first-time client can find out about your artists, plus a quote.
North of the city, the Moreton Bay page covers Redcliffe through to Caboolture, and what it takes for a studio's enquiry form to actually deliver the enquiry.