Meet Our Founders
The story of Pixel Majesto, told through the perspectives of co-founders Maahi Agarwal and Harshit Katiyar.
Maahi Agarwal's Story
Hi, I'm Maahi Agarwal, co-founder of Pixel Majesto — and if you've scrolled all the way down here, it means you actually want to know who we are behind the logo and the pitch decks. So let me be honest with you.
The Six-Month Dream
When Harshit and I started this company, we were young, ambitious, and more than a little naive. We genuinely believed we'd "make it big" in the first six months. We had spreadsheets full of projections, a head full of confidence, and zero idea what we were actually signing up for. Stupid, maybe. But it was our kind of stupid — the kind that only comes from believing in something enough to bet on it before you're ready.
Reality, as it always does, humbled us. Month after month, we kept showing up — working out of our own homes, taking calls from bedrooms that doubled as boardrooms, learning that real growth doesn't happen in a sprint. Somewhere in those months, the six-month dream quietly became a long-term promise instead.
The Office We Chased
Our first real goal wasn't a big client or a fat retainer. It was simpler, and somehow harder: we just wanted an office of our own. A place that was ours. It sounds small until you're the one trying to get there — juggling budgets, disagreeing on priorities, sometimes clashing over what "our best" even meant. We've had our share of conflict, the kind that happens when two people care too much about the same thing to just let it slide.
Building an Ecosystem
Somewhere along the way, our ambition changed shape. We stopped wanting to be "another marketing agency," and started wanting to build something bigger — a single place where a small local business and a large corporate brand can both walk in, and walk out with everything they need to grow.
"Still writing this story, one client at a time."
Maahi Agarwal — Co-founder, Pixel Majesto
Harshit Katiyar's Vision
I'm Harshit Katiyar, co-founder of Pixel Majesto. Maahi's already told you where we came from. I want to tell you where we're going, and why none of the hard parts ever made us want to stop.
The Gap We Saw
I didn't start this company because I wanted to run ad campaigns. I started it because I kept watching good businesses — real ones, run by people who cared, who made things worth buying — struggle to be seen. A local shop with a better product than the big brand next to it, losing simply because nobody knew it existed. That gap between "we deserve to grow" and "we don't know how" — that's the thing that never let me sit still.
One Ecosystem, Not Pieces
I want Pixel Majesto to be the place a business comes to when they're done being handled in pieces — one agency for ads, another for design, a freelancer for the website, nobody talking to each other, nobody actually responsible for the outcome. Growth isn't a Meta campaign or a nice logo in isolation — it's strategy, branding, performance, and design all pulling in the same direction, under one roof that actually cares whether you win.
A local kirana store and a mid-size manufacturer and a large corporate brand all deserve the same thing from us: to be understood before they're marketed to. Scale shouldn't change how much we care — only how much we're capable of doing for you.
The Mission That Points Us
"Our mission is what keeps this whole thing pointed in one direction: to connect the best products and services with the people who need them, through marketing and branding that's built on truth, not tricks."
We're not the biggest agency in the room, not yet. But we're the ones who'll still be thinking about your brand after the meeting ends. That's the promise underneath everything we build.
"Building toward something bigger than either of us alone."
Harshit Katiyar — Co-founder, Pixel Majesto
One ecosystem, built by two people who refuse to settle for "good enough."