Mixed Place AR Immersive Experiences

Mixed Place AR Immersive Experiences is an AR/VR agency founded in 2017 that specializes in creating immersive experiences for exhibitions, events, marketing, and sales. The agency positions itself as a one-stop-shop for brands and agencies, offering customized solutions to amplify market presence and deepen audience connections. It has over 20 years of combined experience in the field, led by CEO and founder Alon Melchner, a serial entrepreneur and consultant in augmented reality and artificial intelligence.

The agency is headquartered in Ra'anana, Israel, with additional offices in Zurich, Switzerland, and Votorantim, Brazil. It employs fewer than 49 people and typically works with a minimum project budget of $10,000 to $25,000, with an average hourly rate of $75. Mixed Place has been trusted by global brands such as Adidas, McDonald's, Pizza Hut, American Eagle, Amdocs, and Netflix.

Mixed Place offers services in VR/AR and content marketing. Under digital marketing expertise, it provides AI content creation, content creation, digital advertising, marketing consulting, marketing strategy, and Web3 marketing. Its software development expertise focuses on VR/AR education. The agency serves a wide range of industries including AI, gaming, retail, media and communications, education, food and beverage, fashion, HR, consumer goods, and entertainment.

The agency works with startups, medium businesses, and enterprise or corporate clients. Its client list includes major names like Adidas, McDonald's, American Eagle, Pizza Hut, Netflix, Amdocs, Migros Supermarkets, Billa Supermarkets, Tuborg, and Marvis. Mixed Place also collaborates with other agencies, providing immersive tools and expertise to execute bold, client-focused campaigns.

No Google reviews are available for the agency. However, the profile highlights a portfolio project for Pizza Hut AR experiences aimed at increasing sales, with a budget of $20,000 to $100,000 and a one-month timeline in 2024. The agency has also received press coverage, including a mention in Globes for raising $750,000 and in PRNewswire for its mixed reality startup.