For UK founders

Working with us from the UK.

Pixelperinches is registered in India and builds for founders in the UK. These are the questions UK founders, and their accountants and lawyers, ask about that, answered before the first call.

The company

Who you are contracting with.

The facts an accountant checks, so nobody has to ask.

  • Legal namePixelperinches Technologies Private Limited
  • RegisteredIndia. Incorporated July 2021; building as Pixelperinches since 2018.
  • Operating fromMohali, Punjab, India
  • ClientsUnited Kingdom and United States
  • UK products liveJAR Pay (fintech) and CareAlgo (care)
  • LeadGaurav Sharma, founder, on every build
  • Contactgaurav@pixelperinches.com

Money

Invoicing and tax.

Quoted and invoiced in USD

Every quote and every invoice is in US dollars, the one currency we price in for every market. Your bank or card converts at its own rate. The price guide has every number in one place.

No GST, no UK VAT line

Indian GST is not added for clients outside India, and our invoices carry no UK VAT. A VAT-registered UK business normally accounts for the supply under the reverse-charge rules. Check with your accountant; this is not tax advice.

How you pay

Bank transfer in USD against each milestone invoice, or the paced monthly invoice on Founder's Path, net 14. Card payment is available if you prefer it.

Data and regulation

Built for a UK regulator to look at.

UK GDPR by default

Role-based access, an audit trail on every record that touches a person's data, and retention rules agreed at scoping, not at launch.

Hosting where your regulator expects it

UK or EU regions, in accounts you control from day one. Hosting, AI usage and third-party services are yours from pilot launch.

Sector rules decided at scoping

FCA and PCI for payments, CQC and the NHS Data Security and Protection Toolkit for care and health. Written into discovery, with what each adds to cost and time.

Your data stays yours

Customer data and verified content are yours throughout, on every track, whoever holds the project IP at the time.

Hours, contact and the contract

How the week runs, and what you sign.

The same shape on every track. The agreement is what counts, and we expect your own lawyer to read it.

  • Hours that overlap yours. A weekly working session at a time that suits the UK, a shared board in between, and working software at every step.
  • One named lead. Gaurav reads the application, leads the build and signs the agreement. No account manager in between.
  • A written agreement for every engagement. Scope, Build Value or milestones, warranty and IP, fixed before anything starts.
  • IP. On Paid Build, yours on payment. On Founder's Path and Customer-Funded Build, held in escrow with the deed of assignment signed at the start. The sample term sheet shows each step.
  • Warranty. 30 days for defects after trial-ready acceptance.
  • Disputes. Arbitration under SIAC rules, seated in Singapore, as neutral ground. Written into every agreement.

Questions UK founders ask

Straight answers.

Are you a UK company?

No. Pixelperinches Technologies Private Limited is registered in India, with clients in the UK and the US. Two of our live products, JAR Pay and CareAlgo, are UK businesses in regulated markets, and the invoicing, hosting and contract are set up for a UK buyer.

Can my accountant deal with an Indian supplier?

Yes. Invoices are in USD with no Indian GST and no UK VAT line. A UK VAT-registered business normally accounts for the supply itself under the reverse-charge rules. Your accountant will recognise the shape; this page is not tax advice.

What about time zones?

India is four and a half hours ahead of the UK in summer and five and a half in winter. Our hours flex to overlap your working day, the weekly session is at a time that suits you, and decisions are kept to that session so nothing waits overnight by accident.

Where does my data live?

In UK or EU hosting regions, in accounts you control from day one. Builds are GDPR-aware by default: role-based access, an audit trail on records that touch personal data, and retention rules agreed at scoping. Who needs access to build and support the product is written down in the compliance notes at scoping.

Who do I talk to if something goes wrong?

The same named lead you started with. Gaurav reads the application, leads the build and signs the agreement; there is no account manager in between. The agreement sets out the 30-day defect warranty and what each side holds at every stage.

What if we disagree?

The agreement provides for arbitration under SIAC rules, seated in Singapore, as neutral ground between a UK founder and an Indian company. We would rather your lawyer asks about it before signing than after.

Know your market? Find your track, then apply.

Three questions, one recommendation, and a form that already knows your answers. Gaurav reads every application himself.

Prefer to talk first? Book a 30-minute call.

Also: working with us from the US, Australia and New Zealand.