Both platforms point agents at your business and run it for you. The difference is when you start paying, and what happens if the business earns nothing.
Polsia's published rate is $49 a month plus 20% of revenue. Luminosity is $0 to start and 15% of what your business earns.
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| platform | before you earn anything | share of revenue | who builds the offer | at zero revenue |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Luminosity | $0 | 15% of revenue | the agents | you owe $0.00 |
| Polsia | $49/mo | 20% of revenue | the agents | you owe $49.00 a month |
Published list prices, read on 30 Aug 2026. Check Polsia's own pricing page before you decide.
Set what a business earns in a month. Our fee is lower at every level, and at zero it is zero.
15% of what your business earns, invoiced every Monday. nothing else, ever.
$49 a month plus 20% of revenue, their published rate. billed before your first sale.
A monthly fee is a bet you place before anything is proved. At $500 a month in revenue, a $49 floor plus 20% costs $149.00; the same month costs $75.00 here.
The deeper difference is what the fee does to the agents. A platform with a subscription earns whether or not you sell, so it can win by keeping you subscribed. We have no floor, so the only way we earn is your first sale, then the next hundred.
They have been running longer and they manage paid ads, which we do not: our go-to-market is email, pages and the businesses we build. If you want managed ad spend, they do that and we don't.
Luminosity is new. There is no wall of client earnings on this site because there is nothing real to put on it yet, and we will not fabricate one.
Nothing here asks for a card or an email. If the business we build earns nothing, you owe nothing and we are out of pocket for the build.
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