Get global clients. Never chase an invoice again.

Start from any Get started link and leave your email address. Lumi sets up your profile, learns what you shoot or edit and how fast you deliver, then messages you. From then on, Lumi brings the clients and you just shoot, edit and approve. There is no sales call unless you ask for one. And Lumienzo only grows when your jobs are finished and paid, so it wants the same result you want.

Yes. Lumienzo is built for creative pros who shoot and who edit: photographers, videographers, camera and shoot crews, video editors, retouchers and motion designers. Lumi brings you paid work from brands and big creators, such as a product photo shoot, a brand video shoot or a reel edit. With escrow on, the money is locked before the shoot starts.

Because, with escrow on, the client pays before you start. The client’s money is locked before the shoot or the edit begins, held by a regulated partner, never by Lumienzo. It is released the moment the client approves the work. Creative pros can work for clients in other countries and get paid straight to a local bank account. Lumienzo works in India, the United States and Canada.

Turn on escrow and the client’s money is locked before shoot day, so it is waiting before you pick up a camera. You shoot, deliver the photos or the footage, and the client reviews them. The money is released the moment the client approves, straight to your bank account, and Lumienzo takes 0% of it. There is no invoice to chase. A regulated partner holds the money, never Lumienzo.

Lumi keeps count. Every job comes with a plan that says what the client asked for, and Lumi tracks each round of changes against it. When a request goes past the plan, Lumi tells you and the client before anyone starts on the extra work.

No. Lumi learns what you shoot and edit, then brings you paid jobs from brands and big creators that fit your work. Each job arrives with the client, the deliverable and the pay attached, and Lumi turns away the ones below your price. In one example, a product photo shoot pays $1,500 and four reel edits pay $800, while a $150 video shoot is turned away.

Clients leave their notes right on your draft, whether it is a set of photos or a video, so you are not decoding feedback from a confusing thread. On a video, the 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 proof Lumi gathers for you. Lumi tracks how every photo and every edit performs once it is posted: the views, the saves, the comments, and how many people asked where to buy. So when you set your next rate, it rests on evidence instead of a feeling. In one example, a pro’s work reached 2.4 million views in a month, three times the pro’s own usual, and 430 people asked where to buy.

Parts of it, honestly. AI tools are good at steps where the right answer can be written down first, like a basic cut or a quick retouch. They are not good at choosing the take, lighting the product, or seeing why a frame feels wrong. On Lumienzo every job comes with a real plan, and everything you shoot or edit carries your name. Our guide on what AI actually replaces in a deal shows which steps go and which stay.