Influencer marketing
on autopilot.

Lumienzo puts influencer marketing on autopilot. Its AI agents, called Lumi, plan your campaigns, track every post on the creators' own connected Instagram and answer any question about your results, 24/7. When you need creators, Lumi finds the ones whose fans are ready to buy and tracks every sample you send. Everyone is paid when the work is approved, and escrow can lock the money first. Lumienzo is built for brands, creators, agencies, talent managers and creative pros.

No. A directory is a list of names you search through yourself, and it stops at the booking. Lumienzo does the work, and keeps going after it. You write one sentence saying what you want, and Lumi writes the plan and lines up the creators who fit, ready for your OK. Creators are picked on whether the people who watch them are ready to buy, not on follower count. Then Lumi tracks every post from real numbers and tells you what is working.

Lumienzo is built for five roles, and Lumi works differently for each one. For a brand, Lumi plans and tracks every campaign and finds creators who fit. For a creator, Lumi tells you why each reel worked or did not and brings brands from other countries. For an agency, Lumi plans and tracks every client’s campaigns. For a talent manager, Lumi learns the roster and brings deals for each creator. For a creative pro, meaning a video editor, photographer or videographer, Lumi learns what you shoot or edit, brings clients and tracks how your work performs. If you are something else, a marketplace, a PR firm or a fund, email team@lumienzo.com and tell us what you do.

Yes. Add the campaign to Lumienzo with the links of the posts already up and the username of each creator who posted them. Lumi asks each creator to connect their Instagram, then tracks every post from their own numbers: views, reach, saves, comments and who is watching. It tells you which posts are working, and you can ask Lumi anything about the campaign. Nothing is estimated while a creator has not connected.

Everyone on a deal is paid their share the moment the work is approved, so nobody has to chase an invoice. Escrow is a choice any side can turn on: the brand funds the deal before work starts, and a regulated partner, never Lumienzo, holds the money until the work is approved. Repeat work can also be paid monthly, at one fixed price on the 1st.

From accounts people connect themselves, not from guesses. Creators link their own Instagram, so every view, save, comment and audience figure Lumi shows comes straight from their account. That is what Lumienzo means by verified, not estimated. Others scrape a public page and estimate, which is a guess from the outside. Lumi also reads the comment section, so it can tell real buying interest from likes.

Yes. Lumi, the AI inside Lumienzo, reads every post, every comment and every payment on your campaigns, then answers plain questions like am I paying too much, or why did my last reel flop, with a straight answer and the numbers behind it. It works around the clock. Your campaign’s numbers come from accounts people connect themselves and your competitors’ from their public posts, never from scraping. It does not wait to be asked, either. It checks every post after it goes live and flags anything alarming, so you hear about a problem from Lumi rather than from your client.

No. You write one sentence saying what you want. Lumi studies what is winning in your category this week and what buyers ask in comments, then writes the campaign plan: what to say, who to book and when to post, with the research behind every line. Lumi lines up the creators who fit, ready for your OK. The creator still brings the audience and the judgement about what those people will actually watch.

Lumi keeps working. It checks every post after it is published and flags anything alarming, so you hear about a problem before somebody else points it out. It reads the comments to see what the audience actually did, and it answers any question you ask about it, at any hour.

Yes. Name the competitors you care about, and Lumi watches their public posts every day: a sale, a giveaway, a launch, and how many likes each one gets. It watches what is trending in your category too. When a competitor starts a sale or a new kind of reel takes off, Lumi tells your creators what to post that day. It only sees what their public posts show, never their sales or what they spend on ads.

Yes, and it is built into the mechanics rather than promised. Escrow money is held by a regulated partner, separate from Lumienzo. Encryption in transit and at rest is on at launch, and SOC 2 Type II is in progress. Connected accounts stay yours. Lumi reads your campaign’s numbers only from accounts people connect themselves, sees competitors only through their public posts, and never scrapes a page.

Start from any Get started link and leave your email address. Lumi sets up your workspace and messages you when it is ready. From then on, Lumi does the work and you just review and approve it. There is no sales call unless you ask for one. And Lumienzo only grows when your deals are finished and paid, so Lumienzo wants the same result that you want.

No. Lumi does the steps you could describe in advance: the strategy, the first plan, the shortlist, tracking every sample, the chasing, and the watching once a post is live. It cannot make a video people want to watch, and it cannot make an audience trust someone. Our guide, AI is making creators more valuable, sets out why automating the middle makes the person at the end worth more.