Tattoo Pricing at Factor Studio

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Custom Work. Individually Priced.

Every tattoo is different. We quote each project based on the design, size, detail, placement, and work involved.

A small, delicate tattoo can require just as much precision as something much larger. And some projects are best approached over several sessions.

We’ll discuss the scope and price with you before you commit to an appointment.

What Does a Tattoo Cost?

Below are examples of work we’ve done and what those projects cost.

Use them as a reference, not a fixed menu. Your tattoo will be quoted for your particular design and placement.

~$250 (Fill, Abdomen)
Rib tattoo of three small dragons, roughly 2" each. Rendered in black and grey.
~$350 (Fine line + shading, Ribs)
A forearm tattoo of a heart composed of barbed wire made of glass. Rendered in black and grey.
~$350 (Fine line + Shading, Forearm)
Matching mother/daughter tattoos of birth flowers, narcissus and poppy.
~$500 matching pair (Fine line + Shading/light color, Ankle & Forearm)
A Tattoo of a symmetrical bouquet of flowers on the chest.
~$650 (Fine line + Shading, Chest)
A Polynesian Tattoo of a manta ray on the thigh, with tail extending past knee.
~$900 (Polynesian + Fill, Thigh/Knee)

Larger Projects

Sleeves, connected compositions, cover-ups, and large-scale work often require several appointments. We’ll help plan the work and discuss the investment before beginning.

A concept style tattoo of St. Christopher with bible quote Proverbs 16:3
~$900 (Figure work, Text, Fine line detail, Shading, Forearm)
A black and grey tattoo sleeve showing a sea turtle swimming in front of a whirlpool.
>$2000+ (Fine line + Shading, Outer arm)

What’s Included

Every tattoo includes professional aftercare guidance and the supplies we provide to help you through initial healing.

If a touch-up is needed, your artist can assess the healed tattoo and explain the available options.

Have Something in Mind?

Tell us about it. We’ll help determine what’s involved and give you a quote.