OR artificial intelligence It affects more and more areas, including pricing of products and services. As announced by Inkjin, a Greek startup in this area, tattoos is now being priced with the help of AI Tattoo Price Estimatora tool that uses mechanical learning and historical data to provide costs more accurately.

The price of a tattoo is usually determined by the artist’s experience, the complexity of the design, its size and placement on the body. As noted, Inkjin’s new tool collects data from tattoo studios, analyzes similar designs and takes into account factors that affect the final cost. Thus, users of the application can calculate the cost of their tattoos in advance, without vague estimates.

The system allows tattoo artists to focus on their artistic work, while customers avoid negotiations and know what to expect from the beginning. AI Tattoo Price Estimator is already available through Inkjin’s website and will soon be incorporated into the app for ios and Android.

The use of artificial intelligence in tattoo pricing is another step towards greater transparency and accuracy in the industry. Corresponding technological solutions can also be extended to other services, where costing to date is based on subjective criteria, forming a more just and predictable market for professionals and consumers.

As the founder of the application, Elias Chatzis, has mentioned, in the Inkjin It is not only an application, but it aspires to be a new approach that places Greece on the world stage of innovation, where art and technology meet.