PixelForce
Updated in October, 2026
PixelForce is an Australian app development company for founders and businesses that need a mobile or web app to grow revenue, not just to exist.
The most expensive app mistakes are made before any code is written: the wrong features, a budget that runs out before launch, no plan for real users. So every engagement starts with Scoping & Design, where we shape the product around your budget and business case. Then we build it, launch it and keep improving it with your users' feedback. Our client partnerships run 7+ years on average.
The results speak for our clients. We have facilitated more than $1.5 billion in client revenue across 100+ products shipped since 2013. We built and scaled SWEAT from launch to a $400M acquisition by iFIT. EzLicence processes $100M+ in annual bookings on the platform we built and still operate. For Fitstop we built the member app and the franchisee operations portal across 100+ gyms, lifting user retention by more than 10 percent. NKO Club drew more than 10,000 members within 24 hours of launch.
Overview
11-50 employees
2013
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Kent Town, AU
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PixelForce
Kent Town, Australia
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Vendorland AI Analysis
Overall Assessment
Vendorland AI's analysis suggests that PixelForce is positioned as a long-term product partner for founders and established businesses, rather than a vendor focused only on delivering a defined development project. Its staged scoping, fixed-cost planning, in-house delivery, ongoing support model, and publicly demonstrated multi-year relationships support that interpretation. Verified Clutch feedback consistently points to strong business understanding, responsive collaboration, on-time delivery, clear communication, and low post-launch defect levels, indicating that PixelForce may be well suited to engagements where product decisions, launch execution, and continuous improvement are closely connected. However, the review base remains relatively small and the public portfolio is concentrated in selected sectors, so buyers should validate performance in their specific regulatory, technical, and organizational context before proceeding.
Evidence strength:
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