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Short-form · restaurants & retail
Businesses Creators
Meet Lucy
The AI Manager for the Creator Economy.
Businesses need content. Creators make it. Lucy stands in the middle — shaping the idea, pricing the work, finding the right people and seeing it through to delivery.
Not sure what you need? Tell Lucy what you’re trying to achieve
Example services · across the United States
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Scene 01 — Two Sides, One Lucy
Whichever Side You’re On,
Lucy Works for You.
For creators
Get discovered. Get hired. Create smarter.
Show your work, set your prices, and let Lucy bring you the opportunities that match what you actually do.
- Build your profile
- Show your portfolio
- Set your own prices
- Find jobs that fit
- Hire other creators
- Get paid
For businesses
Tell Lucy what you want to achieve.
You don’t have to know what to ask for. Say what you sell and what you can spend; Lucy turns it into content worth making and people who can make it.
- Ask Lucy what to make
- Find creators near you
- Get real budget options
- Hire the right person
- Fund the project safely
- Review and approve
Scene 02 — The Marketplace
Talent, Ready
When You Need It.
Every profile carries the work, the services, the prices — and a rating built only from projects that actually happened here. Creators hire each other here too: shoot it yourself, and hire the edit.
Content creators Photographers Videographers Video editors Social media managers Motion & graphic designers Voice artists Models & actors Presenters & hosts Film & production crew
Example profiles — how a listing looks, not real members
4.821 verified reviews
Short-form cutdowns · 48 hours
Scene 03 — Your AI Manager
Don’t Just Search.
Ask Lucy.
A directory expects you to know who you need before you arrive. Most people don’t — they know what they want to happen.
A RESTAURANT IN BOLE, ADDIS ABABA
“We make the best shiro in the neighbourhood and nobody three streets away knows we exist. I want more people in on weeknights. I can spend about $400 this month, and I’ve never hired anyone to make a video.”
“We make the best shiro in the neighbourhood and nobody three streets away knows we exist. I want more people in on weeknights. I can spend about $400 this month, and I’ve never hired anyone to make a video.”
Lucy is reading this
Four weeks of short-form video built on customer reactions — the dish arriving, the first bite, the regulars who order it every week. One local creator films and posts; one editor turns each shoot into four cutdowns. Weeknights are the gap, so everything lands Tuesday and Wednesday.
8 pieces2 shoot days1 creator + 1 editor4 weeks
Start campaignSee other options
Creator · 2 shoot days$180$220
Editor · 8 cutdowns$130
What you pay$310$350
Every figure traces to a rate a real person published. Where nobody here can do something yet, Lucy says so instead of inventing a number — and if content isn’t the right spend at all, she’ll say that too.
Scene 04 — For Creators
Never Start With
a Blank Page.
Lucy reads what’s public and moving in your niche, learns what you make and what you’re good at, and opens every morning on the same screen: what’s worth making today, and who wants to pay for it.
Jobs for youOpen briefs that match what you actually do
Trending for youWhat's moving in your niche — your city, or worldwide
Hook ideasOpenings built for this piece, with the reason they fit
Active projectsEvery hire, its stage, and what it's waiting on
EarningsWhat's funded, what's delivered, what's been paid
Your servicesWhat you offer, and what you charge for it
Ask Lucy anything about your work
Scene 05 — Projects & Payments
Work With Confidence.
1
The client funds it
The money is in before paid work begins, so nobody starts on a promise.
2
The creator delivers
The work is submitted through Lucy, with everything that was agreed attached.
3
The client reviews
Approve it, ask for the revision the project included, or raise a problem.
4
The creator is paid
Lucy releases the payout on the project's terms — the remainder, never a second cut.
Lucy takes 15% of the creator’s fee on a paid project — nothing on approved expenses, which pass straight through, and nothing at all on a free introductory project. The creator sees the figure before accepting, and the payout is what’s left, never a second percentage.
And your work stays yours. What you make, what you were briefed on and what you were paid belong to your project and nobody else’s. Lucy never carries your work between clients.
Briefs Unpublished work Prices you quote Conversations Project files
Scene 06 — Reputation
Trust Built Through
Real Work.
A rating on Lucy can only come from a project that happened on Lucy — briefed, funded, delivered and approved here. It is not a follower count, and it cannot be arranged between friends.
4.938 verified reviews
Turned up early, shot for three hours, and the first cut was with us the next morning. We’ve booked the next four weeks.
- Sealed until both sides write. Neither review appears until the other is in, or the window closes — so nobody is writing a reply, and nobody is being kind out of fear.
- Verified work is derived, not declared. A piece carries the mark because a client commissioned and approved it here. Nobody can switch it on.
- New isn’t a warning. Somebody without reviews reads New on Lucy · 6 pieces, 2 verified — what they have, rather than what they lack.
Scene 07 — Portfolios
Your Work Should Speak
Before Your Résumé Does.
Your Lucy profile is your storefront: the featured piece, the grid, the services you offer, what they cost, and a button that starts a real project. Lucy can draft the case study behind each piece from the project record — as a draft, in your hands, and never inventing a result that didn’t happen.
Verified
Short-form video · 3 piecesFrom $95
Event coverage · half dayFrom $160
Menu & product stillsFrom $75
Request this creatorScene 08 — Lucy Pro
When the Job Gets Big,
Lucy Gets Bigger.
A branded film, a documentary, a commercial. Behind Lucy’s simple creator experience is a full production system: hand her the script, or just the idea, and she builds what a production office builds — the breakdown, the boards, the schedule, a budget priced to your market, the call sheets the crew works from, and every document of it in one pack.
LOCATION SCOUT · RIVERSIDE ROOFTOPLUCY’S BOARD · SC 12A · DAWNThe breakdown that used to eat my weekend was on screen before my coffee went cold.
Scene 09 — Pricing
The Marketplace Is Free.
Plans Are for Production.
Nothing about being found, being hired or being paid sits behind a plan — Lucy earns when you do, at 15% of the creator’s fee. The plans below are for the production system; every one of them, Free included, has the complete workflow.
Create your profile Add your portfolio List services and prices Browse and apply for jobs Build verified ratings Get paid
Free
$0 / month
The complete workflow, on the house.
- 1 new production each month
- Script upload & AI breakdown
- Shot list, storyboard & scheduling engine
- Call sheets, calendar, crew & cast
- Limited Lucy usage & Scene Visualizer credits
Creator
$19 / month
For filmmakers shipping real work.
- Unlimited productions
- Full production workflow
- Team collaboration (up to 5 per production)
- 900 Lucy Credits / month — enough to board a short film
- AI Scene Visualizer credits included
ProMost popular
$49 / month
For teams that live in production.
- Everything in Creator
- Unlimited productions, clean full-quality exports
- 1,500 Lucy Credits / month
- Advanced collaboration (up to 15 per production)
- Higher Scene Visualizer limits
Scene 10 — About Lucy
Built by People Who
Do This Work.
Lucy is built by ICAN FILM INC, a Canadian company that makes films and runs Lucy TV. We built the production system because we needed it on our own sets. We built the marketplace because of what we kept seeing around them: people who could make something good, businesses that needed exactly that, and no way for either to find the other or agree what it should cost. Starting in the United States; the ambition is every city with more talent in it than opportunity.