INFO STUDIO
Our managers are at the studio from Monday to Saturday, 10:30 AM to 7:00 PM.
We recommend planning your first visit during these hours.
On weekends, you can access the studio using our app, but we won’t be available for a tour. Don’t worry, everything will be set up for you to work comfortably.
COMMISSION
The commission is 30 % (capped at 200 CHF per day) and should be paid in cash or card at the end of each day. Each artist manages their own bookings and promotions, so please let us know in advance which days you’ll be at the studio or if you need a day off.
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Work comfortably in our studio with everything ready for you. This rate includes a full day at Built to Last and all necessary materials, so you can focus only on your art.
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Settle into our studio for a whole month. This plan includes all necessary materials, giving you the freedom to create without worrying about supplies.
WHAT THE STUDIO PROVIDES
Fully Equipped Workstation – Your tattoo station will be ready to go before your appointment, so you can focus on your craft.
Materials Provided – We supply high-quality black and all essential items. Just bring your own colored ink, machine, and needles.
Photo & Video Area – we have professional space to capture your work and to help showcase your talent.
Onsite Manager – Our team is here to assist you and your clients throughout the day, ensuring a smooth and professional experience.
Top Service – Need something? Just ask—we're always here to help and make your day easier.
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The minimum price is up to 150 CHF, a day session cost between 1500 to 2000 CHF depending on the artist can be even higher.
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We unfortunately don’t provide clients from the studio, we collaborate exclusively with artists that work their own Agenda.
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About promotion, we will prepare a post for you. But try to do as much promotion as possible! And feel free to tag us in your stories, we’ll repost them!
For paid promotion, normally we suggest consistently pay ads 1 or 2 months before your guest spot.
Artist put around 50 CHF a day and spend around 500 CHF to 800 CHF to fill out a complete week, anyway this depends your account engagement, I hope this can help you! -
The best way to get around Zurich and Switzerland is by using public transport. We recommend downloading the SBB Mobile App — it’s available in English, super easy to use, and lets you buy train, tram, and bus tickets directly with your credit or debit card.
This option saves time and helps you avoid ticket machines. Just open the app, type your destination, and you’re ready to go!
👉 Download SBB Mobile App
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About hotels recommendations; we can't be sure about your exact budget, but we can suggest a few places around Schlieren:
For something affordable, Hotel Tivoli or Landgasthof Leuen are good options and nearby. If you're looking for something a bit fancier, there's Hilton Garden Inn Zurich Limmattal, which is just a short distance away. -
As an EU citizen, you're allowed to work in Switzerland for up to 8 days per calendar year without needing a special permit.
To comply with immigration regulations, we kindly ask the following:
If you’re an EU citizen:
→ You can and should mention the studio in your posts while you're working here.
→ You're welcome to tag us and share your work as usual.
If you’re not an EU citizen:
→ Please do not post or tag the studio while you're in Switzerland.
→ To avoid any misunderstandings, wait until you’re back home before sharing content created here. -
If you wish to work for more than 8 days, you’ll need to register as self-employed online. We can provide you with the link to complete this. Additionally, you must register for the A1 permit.
Here are the steps you must take:
1. Register as self-employed: Even for a temporary stay, it’s required to register as self-employed in Switzerland. This involves filling out a form with a compensation fund (AHV) to contribute to the Swiss social security system. The process may vary depending on the canton, so it’s recommended to contact the relevant authority in the canton where the work will be carried out. More information can be found here.
https://www.kmu.admin.ch/kmu/en/home/concrete-know-how/setting-up-sme/starting-business/first-step/self-employment-guidelines.html?utm_source=chatgpt.com
2. Apply for the A1 certificate: This certificate confirms that social security contributions will be made in the employee's home country. It’s essential to avoid double contributions. The A1 certificate can be applied for at the relevant authority in the country of residence. More information is available here.
https://www.localyze.com/blog/a1-certificate-for-business-trips-in-europe-explained?utm_source=chatgpt.com
3. Health and accident insurance: It is mandatory to have valid health insurance in Switzerland. It is also recommended to take out accident insurance to cover potential work-related accidents.
4. Work permit: Citizens of the EU/EFTA can work in Switzerland without a specific work permit. However, if the stay exceeds 90 days, they must register with the migration office of the respective canton. More information can be found here.
https://www.hallo.sg.ch/en/zusammenleben/leben-in-st-gallen/aufenthaltsbewilligung.html?utm_source=chatgpt.com
It is recommended to contact the migration authority of the canton where the work will take place for specific and detailed information about the process and requirements.
Be sure to comply with all Swiss regulations to ensure a smooth stay and work experience.
Once you’ve completed the registration, please let us know so we can proceed accordingly.
If you have any questions, feel free to reach out!
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WELCOME!
We’re very excited to have you on board and are confident that your talent and energy will be a great addition. We’re looking forward to this collaboration and everything we’ll achieve together.