Your client. Your brand. Our delivery team.
Pixelmojo audits, builds, implements, and monitors behind the scenes for agencies and consultancies. You keep the relationship. We execute the work.
Brief and client relationship
- Client brief
- Live domain
- Brand context
- Current evidence
Pilot, audit, and scope
Start with one client, one domain, and one clear decision. We establish the baseline, identify the highest-value fixes, and turn the evidence into an implementation brief.
Partner-branded audit and implementation brief
A low-risk first move your team can explain and sell.
Brief and client relationship
- Approved scope
- Content and access
- Brand system
- Success criteria
Website or application build
Bring an approved brief or ask us to shape it with you. Pixelmojo handles experience design, engineering, integrations, launch, documentation, and handoff.
Production website or application
A working system delivered through your client relationship.
Brief and client relationship
- Entity facts
- Site access
- Priority pages
- Radar baseline
AI visibility implementation
Make the client's identity, priority answers, and crawl access explicit across the site. This can attach to a new build or improve an existing site.
Implemented AI visibility foundation
A site that states clearly who the client is and what it knows.
Brief and client relationship
- Tracked prompts
- Priority entities
- Reporting cadence
- Approved scope
Managed monitoring and implementation
Measure what changes, interpret the signal, and ship the approved next actions at an agreed cadence. Scope and implementation limits are defined in the statement of work.
Recurring evidence and bounded implementation
A repeatable operating rhythm without an open-ended retainer.
You keep the account. We make the work real.
Bring Pixelmojo in when the brief has outgrown your internal capacity. We work through your approvals, prepare agreed client-facing assets under your brand, and stay out of the account unless invited.
The opportunity is real. The delivery gap is too.
Choose the situation closest to your client. The answer is a delivery path, not another vague capability deck.
The client asked about AI visibility.
They want a credible answer now, but your team does not need another software subscription or a new specialist department.
You won the strategy. Now it has to ship.
The brief is approved, but the delivery team is overloaded or the build needs deeper product and engineering capability.
You need capacity that stays behind the brand.
The client relationship is yours. You need a senior execution team that works through your approvals and does not compete for the account.
The client needs evidence after launch.
A one-time build is not enough. The team needs a measured cadence for monitoring, decisions, and approved improvements.
Four ways to add execution capacity.
Start with evidence, move into production, add the AI visibility layer, or keep the system measured. Each path has a defined input, output, and partner approval point.
Discuss one client01Pilot, audit, and scope
Start with one client, one domain, and one clear decision. We establish the baseline, identify the highest-value fixes, and turn the evidence into an implementation brief.
A low-risk first move your team can explain and sell.
What ships
- Radar baseline with expert interpretation
- Prioritized technical and content findings
- Implementation brief with decisions and dependencies
- Private scope recommendation for the next phase
How the partner works
You provide the client context and approve the presentation. We prepare the evidence and delivery plan behind the scenes.
02Website or application build
Bring an approved brief or ask us to shape it with you. Pixelmojo handles experience design, engineering, integrations, launch, documentation, and handoff.
A working system delivered through your client relationship.
What ships
- Responsive experience design and production engineering
- CMS, analytics, and agreed business integrations
- Reviewable checkpoints with partner approval
- Launch support, documentation, and defined handoff
How the partner works
You own the relationship and consolidate feedback. We own the agreed build scope, technical decisions, and delivery checkpoints.
03AI visibility implementation
Make the client's identity, priority answers, and crawl access explicit across the site. This can attach to a new build or improve an existing site.
A site that states clearly who the client is and what it knows.
What ships
- Crawler configuration and llms.txt implementation
- Structured data and entity clarity
- Answer-first page improvements
- Radar baseline plus a prioritized action plan
How the partner works
You approve brand facts and client-facing language. We implement the agreed technical and content layer.
04Managed monitoring and implementation
Measure what changes, interpret the signal, and ship the approved next actions at an agreed cadence. Scope and implementation limits are defined in the statement of work.
A repeatable operating rhythm without an open-ended retainer.
What ships
- Agreed monitoring cadence and evidence review
- Partner-branded reporting and recommendations
- Approved implementation within the contracted scope
- Decision log and next-period priorities
How the partner works
You choose what reaches the client and approve the next actions. We measure, interpret, and implement within the agreed limits.
Built products and clearly labeled demonstrations.
These figures describe published product scope and demonstrated behavior. Where a project has no verified outcome baseline, we do not invent one.
One travel idea became a working multi-sided product.
Lakbay connects traveler planning, agent workflows, and administration. Its published interface generates a tailored route in under 60 seconds.
Search and citation signals were modeled in one operating view.
The published prototype uses a 12-query synthetic dataset to demonstrate five AI surfaces and 7-, 30-, and 90-day mock views. It is not a live Search Console connection.
Fragmented events became one inspectable shipment record.
The case study demonstrates normalized handoffs and an exception-first interface using a fixed synthetic dataset. It is not connected to a live account.
Three production shapes.
These are public scope examples, not fixed quotes. Final scope, dependencies, warranty, and support are confirmed in the statement of work.
A focused website that makes the offer clear.
Five to eight responsive pages, light content editing, analytics, launch setup, documentation, and a defined post-launch support window.
- Delivery window
- Example planning range: 3 to 4 weeks after kickoff, complete content, required access, and approvals.
- Built for
- New offers, repositioning, and focused campaigns.
A complete commercial site built to evolve.
Ten to twenty pages, full CMS, custom components, agreed business integrations, analytics, documentation, and launch support.
- Delivery window
- Example planning range: 6 to 8 weeks after kickoff, complete content, required access, and approvals.
- Built for
- B2B teams with multiple audiences, offers, or markets.
A custom platform for complex products or operations.
Discovery-led architecture for authentication, backend systems, databases, integrations, multi-sided workflows, and operational handoff.
- Delivery window
- Custom timeline confirmed after discovery, dependencies, security needs, and approval cadence are known.
- Built for
- Multi-sided products, complex workflows, and connected operations.
Frame. Prove. Build. Transfer.
Strategy stays attached to execution, and the partner stays in control of what the client sees at every checkpoint.
Name the client decision.
Align on the audience, constraint, commercial result, evidence standard, and approval path before production begins.
Test the risky assumption.
Use an audit, prototype, or live signal to challenge the highest-risk assumption before the scope expands.
Ship through partner checkpoints.
Turn the approved direction into a production system with visible increments, consolidated feedback, and clear decisions.
Hand off without account conflict.
Deliver the agreed custom work, documentation, and operating knowledge through the partner relationship.
Clear before kickoff.
The public promise is simple. The exact commercial and legal terms are private and confirmed in the statement of work.
Your relationship stays yours.
Pixelmojo does not contact the end client unless you invite us into the conversation.
Your brand stays in front.
Agreed reports, documentation, and client-facing assets can be prepared under your brand. No public attribution or case study without written approval.
Ownership is explicit.
Project-specific custom code transfers after full payment. Pixelmojo pre-existing tools, including Radar and other platform IP, open-source and third-party licenses, services, and licensed assets remain under their respective terms.
Scope stays bounded.
Monitoring cadence, implementation limits, responsibilities, approvals, and support are written into the statement of work before delivery begins.
Pilot one client.
Name the client situation, the constraint, and what you have already promised. We will reply with fit, the right starting path, and the information needed to scope it.