Lumavo vs. Tonomo

Tonomo manages your orders.Lumavo closes the loop.

Tonomo starts at $140/month — just for booking and order management. You still need a separate delivery platform for your agents and separate software for AI editing. Lumavo does all three for less than what Tonomo costs alone.

The gaps Tonomo leaves open

$140/month just for the booking side

Tonomo starts at $140/month — and that gets you booking, scheduling, and order management. You still need a separate platform to deliver media to agents, and another subscription for AI editing. Lumavo does all three for less than Tonomo alone.

Great at managing orders. Can't deliver them.

Tonomo is a production CRM — it manages your orders beautifully. But when it's time to hand off photos to the agent, you need another tool. Lumavo handles booking, production, and the branded agent delivery portal all in one place.

The Dropbox sync still needs a click

Tonomo connects to Dropbox — but syncing files to a job is a manual, one-click process per project. Lumavo creates a dedicated Dropbox folder the moment a booking is confirmed. Nothing to click, nothing to remember.

Feature comparison

Lumavo vs. Tonomo

FeatureLumavoTonomo
All-in pricing under $150/mo

Tonomo starts at $140/mo for booking/CRM alone — you still need separate delivery and editing tools on top

Branded agent delivery portals

Tonomo manages your orders — agents get their media through a separate delivery platform

AI photo editing built in

No AI editing — requires a separate editing subscription

HDR, twilight & staging via AI

Not available in Tonomo at any tier

Auto Dropbox folder per shoot

Tonomo has Dropbox integration but requires a 1-click manual sync per job — not automatic

Marketing asset builder

No social posts, flyers, or listing slideshows

Online booking & scheduling

Tonomo has excellent visual booking pages with embedded media

Order & job management

Tonomo is strong here — real-time traffic routing, smart scheduling

Invoicing & payment collection
Unlimited listings

Tonomo's base plan caps at 200 listings/year (~17/month)

One login for the full workflow

Tonomo covers booking to production — delivery to agents requires a separate platform

Based on publicly available Tonomo feature documentation. Last reviewed April 2026.

Common questions

Lumavo vs Tonomo, answered

Is Lumavo a good Tonomo alternative?

Tonomo is a newer, modern entrant focused on a clean ordering and delivery workflow for real estate media. Lumavo goes deeper on in-browser AI editing, passwordless agent delivery with a cross-photographer Agent Vault, listing websites, and studio/team tooling — while keeping the same modern, premium feel.

Does Lumavo include AI photo editing?

Yes. HDR enhancement, native-4K twilight conversion, virtual staging, decluttering, sky replacement, lawn enhancement, and object removal are all built into Lumavo’s in-browser editor — no separate tool or subscription.

Can agents view their photos without creating an account?

Yes. Lumavo delivers media through a passwordless link, so agents see their gallery instantly, with an optional one-tap Agent Vault that collects deliveries from every Lumavo photographer they work with.

How does Lumavo pricing work?

Two plans plus a free first shoot: Flex at $5/listing plus $0.50 per edited image (so you only pay to edit the photos you want edited), and Pro at $29/listing with automatic volume discounts down to $19. Your first shoot is free — up to 50 photos, full quality, no card required — and there is no credit system.

Can I migrate to Lumavo from another platform?

Yes. Lumavo Bridge imports contacts and listing history via CSV from Tonomo or any platform, so switching doesn’t mean starting over.

The full picture, not just part of it.

From first booking to agent download — Lumavo handles the whole workflow.

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