Side by side
| Feature | Luma | Warp |
|---|---|---|
| What it does | Creative agents that plan, generate, edit and deliver multimodal creative work for professional teams, keeping shared context across the whole project. | Open platform for running fleets of coding agents across the software development lifecycle, plus an agentic terminal and CLI for developers and teams. |
| Price from | 3,000 USD/yr | 20 USD/mo |
| Free plan | trial | yes |
| Platforms | web, api | web, mac, windows, linux, api |
| API | yes | yes |
Luma: key features
- Creative agents that plan, generate, iterate and refine across a project
- Shared context synced across formats and workflows
- Team workspaces with shared credits and usage management
- Export of EXR files for professional production
- Built-in video stitching, captions and deliverable creation
- Access to multiple third-party image and video models
Warp: key features
- Factories-as-code configuration via factory.yaml
- Fleets of coding agents across the SDLC
- Integrations with Slack, Linear and Jira
- MCP servers and cloud provider access (AWS, GCP) for agents
- Benchmarks, scorers and evals for measuring agent performance
- Modern agentic terminal and standalone Agent CLI
FAQ
Is Luma or Warp better?
It depends on the job - compare prices, free plans and features in the table above.
Are Luma and Warp free?
Luma: There is a free trial. A 'Try for free' option is offered on the homepage; the pricing page does not list a free plan. Warp: Yes, there is a free plan. Free plan includes core terminal features, Warp Agent CLI access, limited cloud agents access, and bring-your-own AI inference; additional agent usage is at pay-as-you-go rates. Page also mentions qualified teams getting up to $10k in free factory usage.