Service · Developer relations
Editors who write code. Your engineers review nothing.
// what we do
Lumaris makes developer-relations video for developer-tools, DevOps, and AI-infrastructure companies.
Editors who write code cut the tutorials, demos, and conference content your developer audience watches to the end, each checked line by line, so your DevRel team ships a consistent channel without pulling engineers into the edit. From one video at €2,000 to the full DevRel function on a retainer.
// who this is for
If you run developer relations at a dev-tools company, video is half your job and none of your time. You know the channel matters, and you know what happens when a generalist agency cuts it: a senior engineer flags a deprecated flag in the comments by lunch.
We make video only for technical audiences. That focus is why the work lands with the developers you are trying to reach.
// the case
You are measured on a channel that stalls. The editor does not understand the product, the drafts come back almost right, and your engineers get pulled in to fix them, until they stop reviewing and the uploads stop. Meanwhile the channel sits there, full of skeletons nobody has had the time or the energy to deal with.
Tutorials, product walkthroughs, conference talks, and launch videos. Raw footage in, you click publish, in about five days, on a cadence the role can be measured on.
The people cutting your video write production code, so the terminal is right and the explanation holds. Every video clears the Dev Validation Receipt before you see it. Your engineers review nothing.
One developer-relations video is €2,000, a complete purchase you keep, with no retainer required. When the channel earns it, the upgrade is a month-to-month retainer from €6,000, one scoped number, no tiers and no per-video menu. The honest comparison is build versus buy: one in-house technical-video hire runs €60,000 to €120,000 a year fully loaded, capped at one person's output, with ramp and gap periods. The retainer buys a team, the dev validation, a production manager, and strategy.
The genuinely free step is a spec edit on a video your team already made, so you see the standard on your own footage before any conversation about budget.
// dev-validation
Editors who write production code cut the work, and every command on screen clears a line-by-line check before you ever see it. The accuracy is handled before the review loop starts, so the draft lands right the first time.
// build vs buy
The front door is one video from €2,000, a complete purchase you keep. The retainer, from €6,000 a month, is the upgrade once the work earns it, never the gate. We frame cost one way only: build versus buy, never a vendor price match.
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Keep exploring
Lumaris is a technical-video studio for developer tools, with the mechanism behind the work on the method page and the reasoning in how long a developer tutorial should run. The fastest way to judge it is a free re-cut on your own video.
FAQ
It is video made for the developers your DevRel team is measured on: tutorials, demos, conference content, and launches. We take your raw footage, cut it for retention, and check every command line by line, so the work proves the product instead of quietly undermining it.
A generalist staffs creatives who cannot tell a current command from a deprecated one, so your engineers end up in the edit. Every editor here has shipped production code, and every video clears the Dev Validation Receipt before you see it. The accuracy is handled before the review loop starts.
Yes. The five-day turnaround is a documented system, not one editor having a good week, so the channel ships on a rhythm you can be measured on. You record and approve; we hold the standard upload after upload, which is what a rotating freelancer bench cannot do.
On your own footage, not a case study. Nothing filmed yet? Send a topic.