Your best seller has no photo.
Listings with a real image get ordered. The dishes carrying your margin are sitting in the app as a line of grey text.
Menu, marketplace and social photography for restaurants. 30 to 80 brand-coherent assets a month, built to win the tap on Glovo, Bolt Food and Wolt, and still hold on a wall.
Listings with a real image get ordered. The dishes carrying your margin are sitting in the app as a line of grey text.
Kitchen strip light, a wet pass, thirty seconds before the plate went cold. That frame is now your storefront.
The platform sends a photographer, shoots every kitchen on the street in the same house style, and the files never work anywhere else.
You spent real money on the fit-out. The only pictures of it are guest flash photos and a reused opening-night shot.
Nine dishes off the same pass. One set was caught between services on a phone. The other was shot once, properly, and now runs everywhere from the app listing to the window.

Nine dishes. Four services, three phones, whatever light was on.
Nine dishes. One session. One look, app to billboard.
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Someone deciding where to eat scrolls forty restaurants in ninety seconds and never reads a description. What they compare is a row of thumbnails, roughly the size of a postage stamp, sitting directly beside everyone else on your street. In your dining room you control the light, the plate, the service and the moment it is put down. On a marketplace listing you control one image, and it is doing all four of those jobs at once. Which is why kitchens that would never send out a badly plated dish send out a badly photographed one every single day, and treat it as a fact of life rather than the fixable margin problem it is.

Clean, top down, cropped square. Engineered to read at thumbnail size and pass every platform spec.

The plate guests photograph themselves. Shot properly, once, so it stops being a lottery.

The dining room, the hands, the moment it lands. Everything a delivery photo cannot sell.

The pour, the cut, the steam, the crunch. The formats the feed consumes fastest.










Most of the work is not the shoot. It is everything that decides what the shoot should be, and everything that catches it when it is wrong.
We pull what is live in your category right now: which paid creative is being kept running because it works, which formats and hooks are carrying it, and what your competitors have quietly stopped doing.
A reference board and a written direction for the month. Palette, light, composition and tone are agreed on the board, before a single frame is produced.
You approve the brief. The clock only starts here, because a brief that is still moving cannot carry a deadline.
The batch gets shot, generated and built to the approved direction, in the formats each platform actually needs.
You mark whatever misses. It gets remade rather than defended, and the note goes into the direction so the same miss does not come back next month.
Every asset is selected from a wider set. What does not meet the bar is rejected, not delivered. You get the files, the per-platform crops and a calendar saying what goes out when.
AUMOVO delivers monthly batches of brand-ready images and short form video. The number of assets is what you can count. The rest is what makes them worth having.
tied to your campaign moments and your calendar.
A paid trial, built on a brief you sign off. Delivered in five business days.
€750
Miss the five day deadline, full refund. Off brief on delivery, unlimited revisions until it matches, or a full refund. Whichever you prefer.
Continue to a retainer and the €750 comes off your month three invoice. One sample per brand.












Month to month, no minimum term, pause any time.
€1,500per month
€2,800per month
€4,500per month
Month to month. Pause any time. Cancel with 30 days notice. No setup fees, no termination fees.
€750, five days, full refund if we miss the deadline or the brief.
No lock in, no minimum term, pause any time, 30 days notice to cancel.
Continue to a retainer and the €750 comes off month three.
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