We'll reply within 24 hours
Usually sooner on business days. If we don't have the capacity or can't help you, we'll tell you right away and recommend someone else.
Contact
Write to us, we'll get back to you within 24 hours.
The fastest way is a half-hour call — we'll go through one of your processes and tell you right away if automation is worthwhile. If a call doesn't suit you, an email is fine.
How to reach us
EmailSales, support, and partnerships. We reply within 24 hours on business days.friends@pixelbrain.ai
Book a callChoose a time in the calendar. Half an hour, no presentation, and no commitment.
Invoicing details
Operator
Pixelbrain is operated by a Czech company registered in the Commercial Register. We provide the contract and GDPR data processing agreement as part of the deployment.
- Registered office
- Maker Inspiration s.r.o., Kaštanová 1055/14, 779 00 Olomouc
- Reg. No.
- 21288381
- VAT ID
- CZ21288381
Before you write
What happens next
Half an hour on one process
No presentation. We'll take one activity that slows you down the most and go through how it actually runs today.
Estimate of savings and scope
Within a few days, we'll send you how many hours the process costs per month, how many of them can be saved, and what the deployment would entail. If the numbers don't add up, we'll tell you.
Frequently asked questions
Before you write to us.
Do you work outside of Olomouc?
Yes, regularly. We are based in Olomouc, but we handle deployments remotely throughout the Czech Republic and Slovakia — we can manage process mapping and training via video call. If a project requires an in-person visit, we'll come to you.
How much does the initial consultation cost?
Nothing. The half-hour call and subsequent savings estimate are free and do not commit you to anything.
What should I prepare for the call?
Ideally, one specific process that is slowing you down, and a rough idea of how many hours a week someone spends on it. Nothing more is needed — we'll figure out the rest together.
Do you work with smaller companies?
It's the volume of repetitive work that matters, not the number of people. If someone spends over five hours a week re-typing data between systems, it makes sense even for a company of five.