ManyPixels won't touch AI. PitchWorx is senior-designer-led with AI assist, same craft, more speed, lower price.
By Dharmendra Ahuja, Founder of PitchWorx
ManyPixels and PitchWorx start at the same price: $699/mo. The difference is the workflow. ManyPixels is proudly human-only with no AI in the process. PitchWorx is human-led: a senior designer leads every request, and AI assists with exploration and first drafts.
ManyPixels' full-time staff model and predictable EU working hours are a genuine strength if you want a calm, no-AI queue. PitchWorx trades none of the craft, a senior designer still leads every piece, but AI assistance means more gets done inside the same $699.
If you're weighing ManyPixels at $699 and designer-led work sped up by AI appeals to you, this page is the honest case for trying PitchWorx at the same price.
| Criteria | ManyPixels | PitchWorx |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | $699/mo (Advanced) | $699/mo |
| Turnaround (entry tier) | Next-day on Advanced/Business | 72 hours |
| AI in workflow | None marketed. Explicitly human-only positioning. | Senior designer leads every request, AI assists with drafts |
| Active requests | 1 at a time on Advanced ($699); 2 on Business ($1,199) | 2 active requests |
| Based in | Brussels, Belgium | New Delhi, India |
| Design heritage | , | 13 years · 500+ (Bloomberg, PepsiCo, Samsung, Caterpillar, Aviva) |
We're not going to pretend ManyPixels is bad, they're a real business with real customers. Here's the fair breakdown so you pick on facts, not vibes.
You explicitly want a no-AI, human-only workflow and are happy paying ~$700 for it.
You want senior-led craft, sped up by AI, at a lower entry price.
Send us your active brief or whatever you'd give your current team. Most first concepts come back within 72 hours so you can compare like for like before changing anything.
Drop your existing brand kit, working files, fonts and saved brand notes into the dashboard. Our team rebuilds your brand profile inside our AI workflow so every output stays on-brand from day one.
You don't have to cancel ManyPixels on day one. Most teams run both for 1, 2 weeks, then cut over once they're satisfied with PitchWorx output. Keep your queue full, no work lost.
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The workflow. ManyPixels is human-only and its Advanced tier allows a single active request. PitchWorx gives you 2 active requests and puts a senior designer in the lead on every request, with AI speeding up exploration. Same entry price, more throughput and more concurrency.
For some teams, yes, if you specifically don't want AI anywhere near your work, ManyPixels is a clean choice. PitchWorx's view is that a senior designer should lead every piece, with AI assisting on the first-draft and option-generation grind so their time goes to craft. Humans lead and ship the work; AI just gets them there faster.
We've designed for Bloomberg, PepsiCo, Samsung, Caterpillar and Aviva over 13 years. The 7-day trial is the honest test: send the same brief to both and compare the output like-for-like.
ManyPixels Advanced allows a single active request at a time. PitchWorx Creative Assist gives you 2 active requests for the same $699, so two things can move in parallel without a tier upgrade. Matching that concurrency on ManyPixels means moving to its Business tier at $1,199.
With PitchWorx, yes, from the free trial: your account is assigned a dedicated designer who stays with you, so briefs build on context. ManyPixels' Advanced tier assigns designers per project through a project manager; a guaranteed dedicated designer is its Assigned Designer tier at $1,399. So at the same $699, PitchWorx includes a dedicated designer and two active requests, where ManyPixels includes one active request and no guaranteed dedicated designer.
ManyPixels runs a tidy, human-only operation: a project manager who routes your work and a separate quality controller who reviews it, with a mature self-serve platform and timezone-matched hours. If you specifically want no AI in the workflow and value that structure, it's a fair choice. PitchWorx's case is more scope, a dedicated designer and two active requests at the same price, plus designer-led work sped up by AI, and deck depth.
ManyPixels markets next-day on Advanced, which is genuinely fast. PitchWorx usually returns everyday requests within 72 hours, with larger work broken into milestones so quality stays controlled. On raw speed for a single small request, ManyPixels can be quicker; PitchWorx trades that for concurrency, scope and a dedicated designer at the same price.
Yes. Start a 7-day PitchWorx trial, keep ManyPixels running, and brief both the same job. Working files belong to you on both platforms, so nothing gets stranded if you move.
One subscription. Every design.
Decks, brand, social, web, video, print, books, and illustration, handled by one senior team for one flat monthly fee. No freelancers to brief, no agency to hire.
Start a 7-day trial. We'll deliver real work, pitch deck, brand asset, web hero, whatever you need, usually within 72 hours so you can judge PitchWorx against ManyPixels on actual output.