Two agencies, one table, only published facts. Where something is not stated publicly, we say so - and tell you what to ask instead.
Teasy Agency is one of the established names in this industry: US-based, creator-founded, with a strong social media focus. If you are comparing agencies, they will likely be on your list - and they should be. This page compares what both agencies publish about the questions that actually decide how a cooperation feels. Where Teasy does not state something publicly, we say so instead of guessing - and you should ask them directly before signing anything, with us or with anyone.
Criterion
Lumina Connect
Teasy Agency (per their website)
Who edits and posts your content
We take it over full-time: you create, we structure - detailed shoot instructions, live feedback, editing, scheduling and posting handled by us.
Creators are encouraged to “remain involved in content creation and social media engagement” and to “regularly provide us with updated content”, including content for social media.Source: Teasy FAQ, teasyagency.com
Who is talking to your fans
Our own in-house team - native speakers only, trained and supervised, writing in your voice. Ratios above industry standards, up to $40 per paid subscriber.
“24/7 engagement” is included in every plan. Whether chatting is done in-house or by an external team is not stated publicly.Source: teasyagency.com plans
Contract and exit
No bonding contracts, no exit penalties, no lock-in. You can leave any day - we keep creators through results, not paperwork.
Their site says contracts are “tailored to the creator's specific needs and feature shorter terms”. Specific term lengths, notice periods and exit conditions are not published - ask before signing.Source: teasyagency.com comparison section
Commission
Commission only, no upfront fees. On the call we break the split down transparently: what we take, what it covers, what has to happen for it to pay off for you.
“Normally works on a commission-based model” - the percentage is not stated publicly.Source: Teasy FAQ
Payouts
Platform payouts land in your bank account, not ours. Our commission is settled afterwards.
Not publicly stated - ask how payouts flow before signing.No public statement found
Approval over what goes out
Nothing is posted without your sign-off - every post, on every platform.
Their site says creators “maintain full control over their image”. Whether every post requires approval is not specified.Source: teasyagency.com
Reporting
A written weekly report: what moved, what did not, and what we change next. You can question anything, any time.
Audits and “detailed performance analytics” are offered. A fixed reporting cadence is not stated publicly.Source: teasyagency.com
Proof of results
Dashboards with context: who, over which period, from which starting point - and one creator telling her story on video herself.
Earnings screenshots are shown on the site, without creator context or timeframes.Source: teasyagency.com results section
Fair play: the Teasy column quotes or paraphrases teasyagency.com as of September 2, 2026. We make no claims about their work beyond what they publish themselves. If anything here is outdated or wrong, tell us at luminaconnected@gmail.com and we will correct it. And the same standard applies to us - every claim in our column is verifiable on a call, in writing, before you commit to anything.
How to use this comparison
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