Trust & Transparency

TatSeek is a catalogue of real tattoo work with the studio and artist behind every photo. This page explains where the information comes from, what our labels mean, and how to correct something.

Where the information comes from

  • Provided by the studio or artist — profile text, portfolio, hours, pricing, booking links.
  • Publicly available business information — address, phone, website, map location, public reviews.
  • TatSeek structured data — the style, technique, placement, subject, colour and size tags applied to each photo.
  • Corrections — updates from studios, artists and visitors who spot something wrong.

What “Verified” means

A “Verified” date on a studio page means one specific group of fields — address, phone, hours, price, rating or contact — was set or confirmed on that date. It does not mean we inspected the studio in person. Groups are dated separately, so a stale listing shows as stale.

What “Estimate” means on prices

Some studios publish their rates; some confirm them to us; for the rest, TatSeek estimates a range from local market rates and labels it an estimate awaiting studio confirmation. Every price is a range, not a quote — the final number depends on the design, size, placement, artist and session time. See the full source table.

Ratings

Where a studio shows a rating, it is the studio’s Google rating, mirrored with the date it was recorded. There is no TatSeek rating — we do not score studios ourselves.

Corrections

Anything wrong on a listing can be fixed. Report an issue · Claim your profile · Image rights.


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