Our tattoo prices in Boleslawiec
- Minimum charge: PLN 250–300 (≈ US$64–77). This is the starting price range, not a fixed price for every small tattoo.
- Full-day session: PLN 1,400–1,600 (≈ US$359–411). The quote for your session is confirmed after discussing the project.
- Consultation with Ego: free. You can book a 30-minute appointment online.
Prices confirmed on October 8, 2026. All amounts are in Polish zloty (PLN).
For reference: PLN 250–300 is approximately US$64–77, and PLN 1,400–1,600 is approximately US$359–411. A free consultation is PLN 0 (US$0). Converted using the latest available NBP mid-market rate dated October 15, 2026: US$1 = PLN 3.8952. USD amounts are approximate and based on the exchange rate on October 15, 2026. You pay in PLN. Your bank’s rate and fees may differ.
A full-day session price is not necessarily the total price of your tattoo. A sleeve, a large composition or a cover-up may need several sessions. Ask for the estimated number of appointments and the cost of the whole project before booking.
For a small or medium-sized tattoo, send the design idea, both dimensions and placement. We will quote that specific piece rather than assign a price based on size alone.
Not sure about the size or direction? Book a free consultation with Ego before reserving a tattoo session.
How do Polish tattoo prices compare to the US?
Comparing with a US studio? Convert both quotes into the same currency and compare the total project, including the number of sessions: a Polish day rate and a US hourly rate are not directly comparable. Compare day rates where possible, check the artist’s healed work, and ask how many sessions your piece will need before you book.
Payments and deposits
The remaining tattoo price is paid in cash at the studio, in PLN. For an agreed appointment, we send a secure link for a PLN 100 or PLN 200 deposit. You can pay the deposit by card, Apple Pay or BLIK. The deposit is deducted from the final price.
Confirm the deposit amount with us before paying. Your 30-minute consultation is free.
Why is there no single price for a tattoo?
Two tattoos with similar dimensions can require very different amounts of work. A small symbol with a few lines is not the same as a detailed portrait, a custom anatomical composition or a piece that must connect to existing ink. Design preparation, revisions, tattooing time and materials all affect the quote.
That is why a price-per-centimeter calculator is rarely reliable. Size matters, but it does not describe complexity.
What usually affects the quote?
- size and level of detail,
- style, such as linework, black and grey or realism,
- placement and how the design follows the body,
- color and the amount of shading,
- whether the work is new, an extension or a cover-up,
- the expected number and length of sessions.
If the requested design is too small for its details, the artist may recommend a larger format or a simpler composition. That conversation protects the readability of the finished tattoo.
What should you send for a quote?
Include the subject, approximate dimensions in centimeters, placement and preferred style. Add two or three reference images. If the tattoo needs to work around existing ink, include a clear photo of the whole area in natural light.
References communicate direction; they are not instructions to copy another artist’s tattoo. Explain what you like about each image: the layout, contrast, shading or a particular element.
Do you need an in-person consultation?
A simple, clearly described project can often be assessed from the form and photos. Sleeves, larger compositions, cover-ups and work connected to existing tattoos may need an in-person consultation. It gives the artist a chance to check scale, movement and the realistic session plan.
If you receive a range rather than a fixed number, treat it as an estimate based on the information supplied. Changes to size, placement or detail can change the final quote.
Price is only one part of choosing an artist
Look for a portfolio that includes work close to your preferred style. Check composition, line quality, shading and how clearly the studio communicates before the appointment. The lowest quote is not automatically the best fit for a permanent piece.
For a broader overview, read getting a tattoo in Poland as an English speaker. If you are considering a larger project, see our guide to planning a tattoo sleeve in Poland.
Send the idea, placement, approximate size and references. We will tell you whether the information is enough or a consultation would be more useful.
Send your tattoo idea →Examples from Ego’s portfolio
Frequently asked questions
What is the minimum charge?
The minimum charge is PLN 250–300. Your final quote depends on the design, detail and placement.
How much is a full-day session?
A full-day session costs PLN 1,400–1,600. Larger pieces may need more than one day; discuss the scope before booking.
Is the consultation free?
Yes. You can book a free 30-minute consultation with Ego at the studio.
Send the subject, placement, size and references, or choose a free 30-minute consultation at the studio.