Lumi runs your whole creator deal.

Lumienzo matches a brand on the audience’s age, location and whether they actually want to buy, not on follower count. Lumi AI Analyst reads every comment across a brand’s campaigns. It picks out the real buying signals, like the people asking where they can buy the product. You set plain filters, for example age 18 to 24, the UK, and ready to buy set to high. The shortlist that comes back is picked on fit.

The numbers a brand sees on Lumienzo come from creators’ own connected accounts, so Lumienzo never guesses. A matched creator can carry a verified badge, and the audience report shows the age band, location and gender split. It shows separately how much of the audience is real rather than bots, and how much of it is ready to buy. Every figure in the example cards on this site is labelled as an example, and the handles are fictional.

No. A brand’s budget sits in escrow until the brand approves the work, so nobody pays for a video they have not watched. Drafts arrive as video you can review on your phone in Lumi Nexus. You leave a note on the exact second that needs changing, instead of writing an email thread. Approve and pay is one action: tapping approve releases the money from escrow.

A brand sends samples to hundreds of creators in one click. Lumi Route keeps every creator’s home address completely private and tracks each box. You see which ones are delivered and which are still on the way. Nobody on the brand side ever handles a street address.

Yes. A brand can turn top performers into monthly partners on a retainer. That means guaranteed content every month at one locked price, with no new price to negotiate. Lumi Clutch handles those retainer contracts, and the scope is fixed so the deal does not drift. In one example, a retainer runs three reels a month on set days and renews automatically.

A brand can run the campaign itself, or bring in checked experts to do it with them. Hire production talent, meaning a video editor, copywriter or designer, directly on Lumienzo. Or post your goals and let top marketing agencies bid to do the whole campaign for you. Production talent hired this way is paid safely through escrow.

Yes. Lumienzo matches a creator with international brands based on who watches them, not where they live. Lumi Swarm handles that matching and the outreach across borders. If your audience is global, your paychecks should be too. Because the numbers come from the account a creator connects themselves, a brand in another country sees real audience data before it signs.

A creator still gets paid. The brand locks the money in escrow before you touch a camera, held by a regulated partner and never by Lumienzo. It is released when the brand approves the work, and if the brand goes quiet for 24 hours the deal auto-approves and pays. That is why a creator on Lumienzo never has to chase an invoice again. Escrow and payouts run through Lumi Clear.

No. A creator’s physical home address is masked from all brands. Blind shipping runs through Lumi Route. The brand ships to a code instead of a street address, so product reaches you without exposing where you live. The brand still sees the delivery tracked on its screen, but never the address.

With Lumi AI Analyst, the comment analytics inside Lumienzo. Lumi reads thousands of a creator’s comments and turns them into proof of that audience’s buying intent, for a brand to see. The report covers how people react and the age and gender split. It also shows the questions asked most, like where to buy or is it worth it. Lumienzo scores creators on the signals that actually convert, not on follower counts.

Most creators guess, and most undercharge. Lumienzo is building rate guidance from real deals closed on the platform, anonymized and aggregated, so a creator can see what accounts with a similar audience and similar engagement actually get paid, and ask with proof. Until then, price on engagement and buying intent rather than follower count alone. Followers are the easiest number to inflate and the least connected to sales.

Yes. A creator can turn their best brand relationships into scope-locked monthly retainer contracts, instead of living deal to deal. Lumi Clutch is the part of Lumienzo that handles those retainers. The scope is fixed in the contract, so a client cannot keep adding free work to a monthly deal. On the brand side the same thing reads as guaranteed content every month at one locked price.

No. On Lumienzo every brand offer lands in the talent manager’s dashboard first, and brands never message the creators directly. So nobody goes behind your back to your roster, and you decide what your creators hear about. You stay in the middle of the deal instead of finding out about it afterwards.

When the brand approves the work, Lumi splits the money. A talent manager’s cut goes straight to their bank, and the creator gets the rest right away. If the brand goes quiet, the manager is paid automatically after 24 hours. In one example, a brand deposits $15,000 into escrow. The creator’s share is 80 percent and the manager’s cut is 20 percent. Every payment sits with a regulated partner, never with Lumienzo.

A talent manager sets a minimum price for their creators, and Lumi turns away brands that cannot pay it. In one example, with a minimum of $2,000, a $300 offer is turned away and a $15,000 deal is let through. You never see the small offers, so your time goes to the deals worth closing.

No. Views, audience reactions and real earnings for every creator sit on one screen, so a talent manager stops logging into 15 different accounts. The same screen shows which creators are climbing, which are steady and which are sliding over the last 30 days. To pitch a brand, Lumi AI Analyst turns a creator’s own comments into a shareable card instead of an old PDF media kit.

Lumienzo does. When a brand sends free product to a roster, Lumi Route ships to each creator and tracks every box on the talent manager’s screen. Each creator’s home address stays private, so a manager never touches an address. Boxes read as delivered or on the way, so you can answer a brand without chasing anyone.

On Lumienzo the client’s money is locked in escrow before the agency’s team starts. So the agency’s commission is guaranteed, with no invoices to chase. In one example, $50,000 of client escrow is secured before work begins. Locked client funds also protect an agency from a client who refuses to pay. The money is held by a regulated partner, never by Lumienzo, and SOC 2 Type II is in progress.

An agency types what the client needs, and Lumi finds verified creators that fit that client’s style, location and audience. You can filter plainly, for example age 18 to 24, the UK, and ready to buy set to high. The shortlist comes back on fit rather than guesswork. Every client sits on one board, so an agency tracks them all from one screen instead of a pile of group chats.

Yes. An agency gets a white-label branded intake page, and client dashboards under its own brand. So clients get a polished experience with the agency’s logo on it. In one example the client opens your.agency/nova-athletics and sees a live report. It shows a 98 percent demographic match and 74 percent of the audience ready to buy, with $50,000 in escrow secured. Nova Athletics is a made-up example client.

An agency brings in checked video editors, designers and writers to finish the work, instead of hiring staff. One example list shows more than 40 checked editors ready, each with a rating and a hire button. Anyone brought in is paid safely through escrow, so an agency scales up without adding headcount.

The client gets a live Lumi AI Analyst report built from the comments on their own campaign, instead of a boring PDF. Lumi reads millions of comments to show a client how many people are ready to buy their product. In one example report, 14,000 comments were read and 74 percent of the audience was ready to buy. The top question was where can I buy this, asked 312 times.

The client’s money is locked in escrow before the edit starts, held by a regulated partner, never by Lumienzo. It is released the moment the client approves. If a client ignores the final video for 24 hours, Lumi releases the money automatically. Production talent can work with clients in any country and get paid straight to a local bank account. So you never chase an invoice again.

Lumienzo builds strict revision limits into the contract, so endless free revisions are not an option. If a client asks for a change that is not in the agreed scope, the system blocks it as out of scope. Extra changes cost the client extra, and that extra money goes to the editor. In one example, an added revision costs the client $120.

No. Brands and big creators post paid jobs straight to a production talent dashboard, so high-paying work finds the editor. Each job arrives with the client, the deliverable and the pay attached. One example inbox shows two TikTok ads at $1,500 and a reel edit at $800. Another shows 12 new jobs in a week. It is free to start.

Clients leave exact, timestamped notes right on the draft, so an editor is not decoding feedback from a confusing thread. A client watches the cut on a phone and pins a note to the exact second, for example at 0:15. Drafts are versioned, so v2 reads clearly as v2. Approve and pay is one action, and the money is released when the client approves.

With the real numbers from your own edits. Lumienzo shows the views, the comments, and how many people were ready to buy after an edit. So production talent can raise rates on evidence instead of a feeling. In one example report, an edit reached 2.4 million views, up 32 percent. It also showed 74 percent of the audience ready to buy, and 18,000 positive comments.