// Impact

Digital work that
funds digital good.

Project Pixel uses commercial digital work to support meaningful digital causes, community ideas and practical custom tools that solve real problems.

// Why we exist

Good digital work should not only reach people who can afford it.

Project Pixel is an impact-led digital studio. We build websites, custom software and digital systems for small businesses, founders and organisations, and we are commercially serious about it. Clients get sharp work, clear scope and a fair price.

The difference is what that work is for. The same skills that build a service business a website can build a community group a booking system, a charity a dashboard or a founder a tool that did not exist before. Most of those projects never get built because nobody can pay agency rates for them.

So the commercial side funds the other side. That is the whole idea.

// How it works

How commercial work supports impact

01

You hire the studio

Websites, custom software, content, social, hosting and support. Priced fairly, scoped properly, delivered well.

02

The work creates capacity

Revenue and time from commercial projects create room for subsidised builds, prototypes and free tools.

03

That capacity funds digital good

We direct it at submitted projects that pass a fair review: real problem, real beneficiaries, realistic to build.

Impact support depends on fit, capacity, available funding and fair agreement. We would rather do a small number of projects properly than promise more than we can deliver.

// What we fund and explore

The kind of work we are building towards

Subsidised digital projects

Reduced-cost websites and systems for organisations doing genuinely useful work with limited budgets.

Community tools

Small, practical custom tools built for a specific group of people with a specific problem.

Accessible digital support

Accessibility-first builds, plain-English guidance and help for people who have been left behind by bad software.

Practical technology for good causes

Booking systems, dashboards, portals and automations that free up time for the actual work.

Exploration and prototyping

Time spent testing whether an idea is worth building before anyone commits money to it.

Future funding and partnerships

We are building towards a clearer funding pot and longer-term project partnerships.

// Who we support

Who this is for

You do not need to be a registered charity, and you do not need a finished plan. You do need a real problem and real people it affects.

  • Community groups and grassroots projects
  • Charities and social enterprises
  • Underrepresented and first-time founders
  • Neurodivergent-led and accessibility-focused projects
  • Small businesses solving a real local problem
  • Individuals with a good idea and no technical route to build it
// Submit a project

Got an idea that could make a difference?

Tell us about it. Some projects may be funded, subsidised, co-developed, supported through profit-share, or shaped through a fair ownership or partnership agreement. Others get honest advice and a nudge in the right direction.

Submitting a project does not guarantee funding, partnership or support. Any profit-share, ownership, licensing or partnership arrangement would be discussed openly and confirmed through a separate written agreement before work begins.

// Impact metrics

What we are measuring

We would rather publish honest numbers than impressive ones. These are the measures we are tracking as the impact side of the studio gets going.

Tracked from 2026

Commercial projects delivered

In progress

Impact projects supported

Ongoing

Free audits and resources

In progress

Custom tools explored

// Impact stories

Stories, once there are stories worth telling

We are not going to dress up commercial case studies as impact work. As funded and subsidised projects complete, they will be written up here in full: what the problem was, what we built, what actually changed and what we would do differently.

See commercial work in the meantime →
// Future goals

What we are building towards

  • Set a clear percentage of studio revenue aside for funded and subsidised work.
  • Support a defined number of community or social-good projects each year.
  • Publish an honest annual impact update, including what did not work.
  • Release at least one free, genuinely useful custom tool a year.

Hiring the studio is how the rest of it happens.

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