What people want before they get in touch
Nobody books a tattoo on price. They book an artist whose work they love. So the job of your site is to show each artist's style clearly, then make the next step simple: how to send an idea, how deposits work, and how long the wait is.
- A page or section for each artist, with their style and their best work
- The styles you do: fine line, blackwork, realism, traditional, colour, cover ups
- How booking works: consultations, deposits, waiting times
- An enquiry form for ideas, placement and size
- Aftercare advice, and your age policy
How it works
Type something like: a tattoo studio in Glasgow's Merchant City, three artists, fine line and blackwork, consultations by appointment. CreonAI writes the pages and builds the site while you watch, and checks every page before it says it is done.
Attach photos of healed work in the chat and it puts them on the right artist's page. Add a guest artist or open your books with a sentence.
Enquiries that reach you
The enquiry form on a published site works: every request is saved and emailed to you, with the idea, placement and size the client describes. If you take deposits or book through an app, the site links straight to it.
An aftercare page saves you messages
Clients ask the same aftercare questions every week. A clear aftercare page, written in your words, answers them and gives you one link to send after every session. It is also a page people search for, which brings new visitors to your site.
State your age policy plainly too. In Great Britain it is against the law to tattoo anyone under 18, and saying so saves time on both sides.
What it costs
Free to build and try: 500 credits once you confirm your email, no card. A free site stays online for 7 days with a small Built with CreonOS badge.
Pro is £19.99 a month: the site stays online for good, goes on your own domain, drops the badge, and includes 1,500 credits a month for new work and changes.