Editorial take
Why it stands out
Luma should be framed as a creative video platform with visible scaling tiers, not just as a one-off demo destination.
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Tool profile
Consumer-friendly generative video and motion-creation platform with public subscription tiers that scale from casual experimentation to much heavier output.
AI video generation
Luma belongs in the catalog because it has moved beyond being a curiosity for early AI video adopters and into a product people actually use for repeatable visual work. The current platform combines image and video generation around the Luma app experience rather than a loose collection of demos. That matters because the buying decision is increasingly about dependable output and recurring creation volume, not just spectacle.
It also earns inclusion because the plans are publicly visible and easy to compare. The checked official pricing page shows Plus at $30 per month, a mid-tier plan at $90 per month, and a higher plan at $300 per month, with enterprise pricing by contact and free trial credits available across plans. That pricing ladder makes Luma legible: it is a tool you can start with for personal creative work, but it is also built to scale into heavier production rhythms once output volume becomes the bottleneck.
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Editorial take
Luma should be framed as a creative video platform with visible scaling tiers, not just as a one-off demo destination.
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Pricing snapshot
Luma currently lists Plus at $30/month, a mid-tier plan at $90/month, a higher plan at $300/month, and Enterprise by contact, with free trial credits available.
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