Overview
Pixel is a creative agency that develops brand strategy, creative direction, design, and marketing campaigns for global brands [1]. The company describes itself as "SF born, NY raised" [7] and maintains headquarters in New York at 20 Jay Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201 [2]. Pixel characterizes itself as a creative and media agency that helps "the world's leading brands win the next generation of consumers" by merging creativity, media and technology into one performance system [3]. The agency's client roster includes JBL, Canon, Bose, Lego, Nerf, Ivy and Tasklet AI [4]. Pixel states it moves projects "from idea to market in 90 days" and measures work according to metrics including "Lift, CAC, LTV" rather than engagement-based measures [6]. The agency has claimed that client Tasklet AI reached "$5M ARR IN 3 MONTHS" [5].
The company's own site places it in New York: Text explicitly states 'SF born, NY raised' and lists NYC office address at 20 Jay Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201. The about section confirms 'B. [1]
Pixel says "We move from idea to market in 90 days" and measures work on "Lift, CAC, LTV. Not likes." [6]
Pixel describes itself as "SF born, NY raised". [7]
Customers
Pixel names JBL, Canon, Bose, Lego, Nerf, Ivy and Tasklet AI as clients. [4]
Growth & traction
Pixel claims client Tasklet AI reached "$5M ARR IN 3 MONTHS". [5]
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