Your team walks around the map, gets close and talks — proximity audio, video, screen sharing, lockable rooms and a desk for each person. No task management bolted on top, no productivity report, no training needed to start.
Free for up to 10 people at the same time · no card · price on the page
People who come to us looking for a different virtual office are usually after one of these four things.
Tasks, documents and goals already live somewhere. What is missing is the place to be together. PixelHall does one thing and never asks the team to leave the rest behind.
Four tiers written right below, in dollars, per month. You subscribe by card on your own and cancel from the portal on your own — no mandatory demo, no "contact sales".
Arrow keys to walk, get close to hear. Whoever arrives for the first time understands it in minutes — no guided tour, no manual, nobody on the team turning into a full-time admin.
Seeing who is in the office is useful; measuring how many minutes each person stayed is not. There is no hours report, no presence score, and no call is ever recorded.
Use this list to size up any virtual office — ours included. The right-hand column is what PixelHall does today.
| What to check | In PixelHall |
|---|---|
| How wide the tool reaches | The office only: presence, proximity audio, video, screen sharing and chat. No task, goal or document management. |
| Where the price is | On this page. Four monthly tiers in dollars, self-serve signup and self-serve cancellation, with no sales conversation on the way. |
| How the price grows | Per space, not per person. The same price whether the space is empty or full. |
| Time until the team is in | Minutes. The office is generated from the size of your team, you send the link and people join in the browser. |
| Monitoring of who works | None. No hours report, no presence score, no call recording. |
| Keeping a conversation private | Lockable rooms and a desk you can lock. Voice and video go straight between browsers (P2P) and never touch our servers. |
| Installation | None. Browser, on the computer and on the phone. Optional desktop app for Windows. |
| How guests get in | A link with an expiry date, name only. No account, no download. Revoke the link and the access ends. |
| The map is yours | A full editor. The office is generated to fit, and after that you move rooms, desks and objects as you like. |
| Languages | English, Portuguese and Spanish in the product and on the public pages. |
| Trying before paying | A genuinely free plan (10 people, the whole product) and 7 days on any paid plan. |
We only speak for ourselves. Any other tool's features and prices change over time, so we would rather you check them at the source and compare against this column — than trust a table we drew up.
In the open hall you hear the people near you, with the volume fading with distance — and you can see on the map how far your voice reaches.
Share your screen and it opens front and centre for everyone, with the cameras on a rail beside it. Esc closes the stage and gives the map back.
Sensitive meeting? Lock the room: whoever arrives knocks and you decide whether to open. Unlock it and it is an open room again.
Members pick their own desk and it stays reserved. A shortcut takes you there, and the lock says it is focus time.
A channel for the space, groups and direct messages. Room conversation is of the moment — it starts and ends there, never becoming a transcript.
Members have an account, a desk and always get in. Guests join with just their name, through a link with an expiry date. Revoke it and the access ends.
The plan caps how many people are in the space at the same time. Members have a guaranteed seat and always get in; the remaining seats take guests.
The free spaces of the beta have run out — we are working on releasing more. In the meantime, trial any plan for 7 days.
Start for free7-day trial on any paid plan: add the card, use everything for a week, and the first charge only happens at the end of the period. Cancel from the portal, without talking to anyone.
It is an independent product in the same category: a virtual office with a map, characters and proximity audio, running in the browser. We have no affiliation, partnership or relationship with SoWork, and PixelHall is not derived from it — it was written from scratch.
No, and that is a choice. PixelHall is the place where the team is together and talks: presence, voice, video, screen and chat. Tasks, documents and projects stay in the tools your team already picked — nothing to migrate, nothing to abandon.
Minutes. You say how many people you expect, pick a layout, and the office comes out with rooms and desks to match. Send the link and people join in the browser — guests with just their name, no account and nothing to install.
No. There is no hours report, no presence score and no call recording. Voice and video travel straight between browsers and never pass through our servers — we could not listen in even if we wanted to.
The price is public and per space: free for up to 10 people at the same time, then Start (15 people, US$ 30/mo), Team (25, US$ 50/mo) and Office (35, US$ 70/mo), at 50% off for the first 6 months of the launch. You subscribe by card and cancel from the portal, without talking to anyone.
No. It runs entirely in the browser, on the computer and on the phone. There is an optional desktop app for Windows, with a bar that follows you while you share your screen, system notifications and a global mute shortcut.
Switch plan from the space's own screen, on the spot. If the team shrinks, the way back is the same: cancel from the portal, the space returns to the free plan, and nobody already inside is thrown out.
Create the space, send the link to your team, and see what talking while walking around a map feels like.
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