Our focus is on Web and Mobile products, as well as Marketing and Corporate websites, usually partnering with US-based tech companies.

Opportunity Selection → Requirements → User Experience — User Interface → Back-End — Front-End — Mobile Engineering → QA → Deploy → Measurement & Feedback → Repeat

With a flexible, made-to-fit process, that is based on ensuring alignment and management of expectations at all times, with lots of flexibility and questions asked.

Pixelmatters is industry-agnostic. We have, however, long experience solving complex problems in industries like Healthcare, Finance, Recruitment, EdTech, and AI.

Usually, when there’s a need to create something new or revamp an existing product and/or website. Nevertheless, we also provide support, maintenance, and optimization when products reach stability mode after the “heavy lifting” phase is done.

Communication is key and we know it. We do it well with a combination of the right tools and the right mindset. Slack and Basecamp are used for written communication, and Google Meet for calls. We provide constant context, make lots of questions, and make no assumptions.

Yes. Designers, Engineers, and Product Owners will all interact with you and your team both in writing and verbally. We don’t like communication barriers.

Allocation stability is extremely important to us, so independently on the type of collaboration, we always aim to have the same people assigned to the same client over the longer period of time possible.

From the day we sign an agreement, we usually need about one month in order to start working. Depending on the type of collaboration, the team assembly may be done progressively.

We work with three types of commercial agreements:

• Flexible Retainer: Thought for an ongoing, flexible collaboration where both parties align on priorities on a monthly basis. Billed by the exact amount of hours worked every month.‍
• Team Retainer: Appropriate for long-term collaborations, where the assignment of a multidisciplinary dedicated team is needed. Billed as a fixed monthly fee, based on the team size and seniority.‍
• Pilot Project: Selecting a long-term partner is an important decision. That’s why sometimes kicking things off with a 2—4 weeks period of work is a great way to help you make an informed decision about the ideal partner. It can be a Design or a Development Pilot, or even a mix of both. Billed by the exact amount of hours worked.