For agencies
AI photoshoots for creative agencies and studios
Every client. One studio.
Run each client in its own workspace, with their products, their cast and their look locked in. Pitch concepts, produce the set and send it for review, all in one place.
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Built for more than one brand
An agency doesn't produce for one brand. It produces for six, each with its own products, its own palette and its own idea of who should wear the clothes. Misu keeps them apart. Every client is a workspace, and everything that makes the work on-brand lives inside it: the brand guidelines, the product catalogue, trained products, the cast and the Looks that set direction.
Switch workspace and the whole studio switches with it. A campaign briefed for one client can't pick up another client's face or palette by accident, because the other client's references aren't there to pick up.
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What an agency gets
One workspace per client
Studio Pro runs up to 3 client workspaces, Studio Unlimited up to 25 (fair use). On Studio Unlimited every workspace draws from one shared token pool, so budget moves to whichever client is shooting this week.
A cast locked per client
Cast from the Model Board, licensed AI twins of real models or born-digital Originals, or train a persona private to that client. Character Lock keeps the face identical across every still and clip.
Products that stay exact
Product Lock trains on 5 to 20 photos of a product and only locks once test renders match the source. Stitching, colour and hardware hold in every scene, which is what a client signs off on.
Review without an account
Share a Board as a link. The client opens it with no login and no Misu interface around the work, and leaves feedback on each asset.
Stills and video from one brief
Brief a campaign once, as a PDP set, lookbook, social drop or campaign hero, and take the same cast and products into video across several video models, on every plan.
Work from Claude or ChatGPT
The Misu MCP connector lets an agent list a client's products and cast and generate straight into that workspace's library.
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How a client job runs
The same loop for every client, so a new brand is a new workspace, not a new process.
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Open a workspace for the client
Add their brand guidelines and products. One photo per product is enough to start; lock the hero products for exact fidelity.
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Cast and set the look
Pick talent from the board or train the client's own persona, and save the art direction as a Look the whole team reuses.
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Pitch, then produce
Make concept frames for the pitch, then brief the campaign as a set. Every run is quoted in tokens before anything is charged.
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Send it for review
Collect the selects on a Board and share the link. Feedback lands per asset, and approved frames go out with full commercial rights.
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When the job is bigger than the team
Some briefs need a creative director more than another seat in the studio. Any workspace can brief Misu's own team through Projects: the brief is scoped and quoted, nothing is charged until you approve the quote, and managed productions start at €1,200 a shoot.
For agencies that want Misu under their own name, the Enterprise plan adds white-label, API access, brand-exclusive models and a dedicated creative director.
Colleagues join the same way everyone does: each requests an invite, and you add them to the client workspaces they work on.
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Questions people ask
How many clients can one agency account handle?
Studio Pro includes up to 3 brand workspaces and Studio Unlimited up to 25, under fair use. Enterprise is set per agreement. Each client lives in its own workspace.
Do clients need a Misu account to review work?
No. Share a Board as a link and the client reviews it without logging in, leaving feedback on each asset. The link shows the work only, not your studio.
Can each client have its own model?
Yes. On Studio Pro and up, train a persona private to one client from at least 15 reference photos with the person's written consent. It is never offered to another brand. Or cast licensed talent from the Model Board.
Can we use the work commercially for our clients?
Yes. Every plan includes full commercial rights to every generated asset, worldwide. Main Board likenesses are licensed for the scope confirmed in the booking; born-digital Originals need no separate licence.
Can Misu be white-labelled for our agency?
White-label is part of the Enterprise plan, alongside API access and a dedicated creative director. Talk to the studio for terms.
How is usage billed across clients?
In tokens, at €0.005 each, with the exact cost shown before every run. On Studio Unlimited all workspaces share one token pool.
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Your product.
The same face in every shot.
Full commercial rights · Licensed models · Stockholm
Misu is in beta and open to brands, agencies, freelancers and designers. We review every request and email your invite once it's approved, and every new studio starts with welcome credits.
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