PixelAssembly

Six disciplines, one accountable team.

Take the lot or just the part you are missing. Every engagement is scoped in writing before anything starts.

01 / Custom software 02 / Websites 03 / Video 04 / Design 05 / Paid ads 06 / Social

01Custom software

Software shaped around your business, not a template.

Most teams outgrow spreadsheets long before they can afford enterprise software. We build the thing in between — a tool that does exactly what your operation needs and nothing it does not.

  • Internal tools & admin panels
  • Customer portals & dashboards
  • SaaS products & MVPs
  • REST & GraphQL APIs
  • Third-party integrations
  • Workflow automation
  • Database design & migration
  • Cloud setup & deployment
ReactNext.jsNode PythonPostgreSQLAWSDepends on the project
Scope a build
Built to fit

02Websites & web apps

A website that earns its keep.

Fast, accessible, easy for your team to update, and written to rank. We build on whatever suits the job — a hand-coded site, a headless CMS, WordPress or Shopify — and we tell you which, and why.

  • Marketing & corporate sites
  • Landing pages for campaigns
  • E-commerce storefronts
  • Headless CMS setup
  • Technical & on-page SEO
  • Core Web Vitals tuning
  • Accessibility to WCAG 2.2 AA
  • Analytics & conversion tracking
Next.jsAstroWordPress ShopifyWebflowDepends on the project
Get a site quote
100 / 100 Lighthouse

03Video editing & motion

You shoot it. We turn it into a month of content.

Send us the raw files and get back a full set of cutdowns: vertical for reels, square for feed, wide for YouTube and the site. Captioned, colour-graded, on-brand. We are an edit and motion studio — we do not run shoots or supply crew.

  • Reels, Shorts & TikTok edits
  • YouTube long-form & podcasts
  • Product & brand films
  • Ad cutdowns & variants
  • Explainers & 2D animation
  • Motion graphics & lower thirds
  • Colour grading & audio clean-up
  • Subtitles & burned-in captions
Premiere ProAfter Effects Cinema 4DDepends on the project
Send us footage
9:16 · 1:1 · 16:9

04Graphic design & brand

An identity your team can actually use.

A logo is the easy part. What makes a brand hold together is the system around it — type, colour, grid, templates — handed over in files your people can open without calling us.

  • Logo & identity systems
  • Brand guidelines
  • Social media templates
  • Pitch decks & reports
  • Packaging & print
  • Illustration & iconography
  • UI / UX & design systems
  • Editable handover files
FigmaIllustrator PhotoshopDepends on the project
Talk about brand
Files you own

05Paid ads & performance

Campaigns judged on revenue, not impressions.

We set up the tracking first. Then we build the creative, the landing page and the campaign — so when the report says a channel is working, that number means something.

  • Meta & Instagram ads
  • Google Search, Shopping & PMax
  • YouTube & display
  • LinkedIn B2B campaigns
  • Landing pages & A/B tests
  • Conversion tracking & pixels
  • Creative testing frameworks
  • Monthly reporting dashboards
Meta AdsGoogle AdsDepends on the project
Audit my ads
Tracking first

06Social media management

Posted on schedule, every week, without chasing.

A calendar you approve once a month, creative made in-house, and someone actually answering the comments. The unglamorous part is the part most agencies quietly drop.

  • Channel strategy & audit
  • Monthly content calendars
  • Copywriting & hashtags
  • Static, carousel & video creative
  • Scheduling & publishing
  • Community management & DMs
  • Influencer & UGC coordination
  • Monthly performance report
InstagramLinkedIn YouTubeXFacebookDepends on the project
Hand over the calendar
12–20 posts / month

How we price

No packages. Every project is quoted on its own.

There is no rate card and there are no tiers, because no two briefs have been the same yet.

Tell us what you want to end up with and we will come back in writing with the scope, what it costs and how long it should take. If the brief changes halfway through — and it usually does — we re-quote the changed part instead of quietly adding it to the invoice.

Some clients pay per project. Some keep a monthly block of our time on tap and spend it across whichever disciplines they need that month. Plenty start with one and move to the other. We will tell you which one costs you less for what you are actually asking for.

What moves the number

01

What already exists

Working from a brand you already have, footage you already shot or a codebase worth keeping costs far less than starting at zero.

02

How big it really is

Five pages or fifty. One platform or four. Most of the difference between two quotes lives here, which is why we ask so much up front.

03

How soon you need it

A normal timeline is the cheapest timeline. Compressing one means moving other work out of the way, and that shows up in the price.

04

One-off or ongoing

A single build is priced as a project. Continuous output is usually cheaper held as a monthly block of time than bought piece by piece.

Questions

The things people ask first.

Not covered here? Ask us directly.

No. Most clients start with one thing — usually a website or a video backlog — and add more once they can see how we work. The advantage of having all six available is that when the ad campaign needs a landing page, it does not turn into a three-week vendor negotiation.
It varies far more than most studios will admit, so we do not publish standard durations. A small page can take days; a custom application can run for months. What we will give you is a realistic timeline in writing alongside the quote, before you commit to anything — and if something is going to slip, you hear it while there is still time to react, not on the deadline.
You do, on final payment. Repositories, design files, raw project files, ad accounts and domains are all transferred to accounts in your name. We do not hold anything hostage, and we do not build on platforms that make leaving difficult.
Often, yes. We start with a paid audit — a few days reading the codebase, the ad account or the brand files — and then give you an honest answer about whether continuing or rebuilding costs less. Sometimes the answer is rebuild, and we will say so with reasons.
One decision-maker who can approve things, access to whatever already exists, and replies when we ask a question. We will not fill your calendar with status meetings — but projects slow down for one reason far more than any other, and it is feedback sitting unread in someone’s inbox.
Yes, and it rarely comes up, because almost everything we do is written and asynchronous. We do not hold recurring meetings for the sake of it. If something genuinely needs talking through we will set up a call at a time that suits you, but that is the exception rather than the weekly routine.

Next step

Send the brief. Get a real number back.

Scope, timeline and price in writing — usually within two working days of your enquiry.

Start a project

Or mail info.pixelassembly@gmail.com