How we write our guides

The guides on this site are written by the Lumea Talent team, a company that pays content creators a salary. That is a point of view, and this page says how we stop it from becoming a sales pitch: where the facts come from, what we leave out, who reads a guide before it goes online, and how it is kept up to date.

Who writes them

Our guides are written and reviewed by the Lumea Talent team and published under the name of Mirage AI LLC, the company behind the brand. No guide carries a person's name, and no author is invented. When a guide gives advice, it is the advice we would give a creator about to sign with any agency, including ours.

Where the facts come from

A fact about Lumea Talent comes from this site: the written contract, the Terms, the Privacy policy and the page Is Lumea Talent legit? say the same thing as the guides. A fact about OnlyFans comes from its own published terms. A figure about percentage agencies is attributed to the guides those agencies publish themselves, and is never presented as a fact about the whole market. Our guides are not tax or legal advice: a guide can say that a question exists and who can answer it, never what the law says in your case.

What our guides never say

No money amount: no salary figure, no earnings estimate, no bonus. No ranking: we never call any agency, including ours, the best, and we name no competitor. No statistic, no testimonial, no "most creators". No promise: no guaranteed income, no promise that nobody will ever recognise you. When a guide compares a salary with a percentage, it says first what a salary at Lumea Talent asks of you: you must deliver the content asked for, on the agreed schedule; otherwise the contract ends.

How a guide is checked before publication

Every guide passes two readings before it goes online. An automatic check refuses a money amount, a banned word and a broken link. A second reading, by someone who did not write the guide, looks for sentences that could be read as a promise, about pay, about taxes or about anything else; an ambiguous sentence is cut, not softened. A guide that fails either reading is rewritten, not published.

How guides are kept up to date

Each guide shows its publication date and, when it has changed, the date of its last update. We reread a guide when a fact it relies on changes: a platform's terms, our own contract, a rule in a country we write for. A guide that is no longer accurate is corrected or removed; it is never left online as it was.

Where our interest lies

Lumea Talent pays creators a fixed monthly salary and takes no percentage of what they earn, on any platform. A guide that compares ways of being paid is therefore written by a party with an interest. We say so here and on every guide rather than hiding it, and the card under a guide that invites you to apply is clearly ours, not advice.

Languages

Each language has its own guides, written for its readers rather than translated word for word: a question that matters in Argentina may not exist in Poland. A guide shown in English on a page in another language is marked "In English". Guides in Russian and Ukrainian are information only.

Tell us about a mistake

If a guide contains an error, write to @lumeatalent on Telegram. A factual mistake is corrected and the guide is dated again.

The words used in our guides are defined in the glossary.