Spiro charges $5 per completed job for booking and delivery; AI editing runs through a separate add-on (AutoHDR) on top. Lumavo Flex matches the same $5/listing entry with editing in the same workflow at $0.50/edited image, and Pro is an all-in plan at $29/listing.
Where Lumavo goes further
Spiro charges $5 per completed job for booking and delivery; AI editing runs through a third-party add-on (AutoHDR), billed per image on top. Lumavo Flex is the same $5/listing with editing in the same workflow at $0.50 per edited image, and Pro is an all-in plan at $29/listing.
Spiro handles ordering, scheduling, and agent delivery well. Its AI editing runs through a separate third-party integration (AutoHDR) with its own per-image billing and its own step. Lumavo handles the whole workflow — from booking through editing to branded portal delivery — under one roof.
After a Spiro booking is confirmed, file organization is still a manual task. Lumavo creates a dedicated Dropbox folder for every shoot automatically the moment it's booked — nothing to click, nothing to name, nothing to organize later.
Feature comparison
Spiro bills $5 per completed job, with AI editing as a separate AutoHDR add-on billed per image. Lumavo Flex is pay-as-you-go too — $5 per listing you deliver plus $0.50 for each image you edit, editing in the same workflow — and Pro is $29/listing (volume discounts to $19).
Spiro offers AI editing via a third-party AutoHDR integration, billed per image; in Lumavo, editing is in-browser and part of the same workflow you book and deliver in.
Table stakes now — both offer it (Spiro through AutoHDR). Not the differentiator.
No automatic Dropbox folder creation — manual file management
No social posts, flyers, or listing slideshows in Spiro
Spiro covers scheduling and delivery; editing runs through a separate AutoHDR add-on. Lumavo keeps the whole workflow in one place.
Spiro's per-listing model means every new job costs more money
Based on publicly available Spiro feature documentation. Last reviewed April 2026.
Common questions
It depends on your business. Spiro is strong for larger media companies that need a deep automatic-scheduling engine — photographer skills, service areas, mileage, and workload rules that drive intelligent assignment. Lumavo pairs booking and scheduling with in-browser AI editing and a passwordless, branded agent experience, and is tuned to feel premium and mobile-first for solo photographers and small studios. AI editing is table stakes now — Spiro added it via an AutoHDR integration — so the real difference is the integrated, mobile-first platform and agent experience around it.
Yes — Spiro added AI editing through a third-party integration (AutoHDR), billed per image on top of its per-job fee. Lumavo uses best-in-class AI too, in-browser and part of the same workflow. Editing itself isn't the difference anymore; the integrated platform and passwordless agent experience around it is.
Lumavo includes online booking, scheduling, and studio tools for assigning shoots to teammates and tracking payouts. Spiro’s auto-scheduling engine is deeper for large dispatch operations with many photographers and complex routing rules.
Yes. Lumavo delivers media through a passwordless link — agents click and see their gallery instantly, with an optional one-tap Agent Vault across all their photographers.
Yes. Lumavo Bridge imports your contacts and listing history (via CSV) so you can switch without rebuilding your book of business.
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