Lumina, an agency, a manager or ChatGPT?
There are four ways to do a hotel’s marketing, and each is right for someone. Here is what each one is good at, what it does not do and what it costs, on one page.
Book a demoFour ways, side by side
Each one wins somewhere, and the tick shows where. The figures are published agency fees and salaries, and OpenAI’s own prices.
| What you need | An agency | A marketing manager | ChatGPT | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Knows your hotel | All of it, and remembers | From the last brief | Well, while they stay | What you type |
| Finds what to sell each month | Every night that needs guests | The big dates in the plan | When there is time | If you tell it |
| Does the work every week | The offer, its page, the email, the ads | What the contract covers | As much as one person can | One text at a time |
| How you start | In 24 hours | After briefs and meetings | After hiring | Straight away |
| What it costs a month | A fee set by your rooms | About €3,450, media excluded | €3,100 to 6,300 in salary | Free, or 20 dollars a person |
Each comparison, in full
Every page says where the other option is better, and who it is for.
Lumina or an agency
An agency is the right call for media at scale or a launch with an end date; Lumina for the work that comes back every month.
Read the comparisonLumina or a marketing manager
A manager owns the strategy and the calendar; Lumina does the work under it, and what it learns stays when people change.
Read the comparisonLumina or ChatGPT
ChatGPT for a quick text; Lumina for the month, in your hotel’s voice. With the same offer asked of both.
Read the comparisonWant to see iton your hotel?
In the demo you see what Lumina found by reading your hotel, and the first work it would do.