12 Best TikTok Marketing Agencies (2026)
A verified 2026 shortlist of TikTok marketing agencies, split by the job you need done: creators, paid ads, or the content itself. See who fits where.
Hiring a “TikTok marketing agency” can mean three different jobs. Some shops run your paid ads. Some line up creators and influencers. Some make the actual videos. I sorted the list by which of those three jobs each shop actually does, because picking the wrong type is the mistake I watch brands make most. Plenty of roundups mix all three into one ranking, which is how brands end up paying a media buyer to do creative work, or a creator shop to run performance ads it was never built for. This list keeps the jobs apart so you can match the shop to the gap.
One thing up front: I work at Moonb, and we sit at the top of the list. We make the content. We do not buy your media, and we do not send live-action crews to a set. So I have tried to be exact about where a dedicated studio helps and where the specialists below will serve you better. The other eleven are real, live, and verified for 2026. If your priority platform is different, we keep the same kind of shortlist for Instagram advertising agencies and YouTube ads agencies. If you already know you mainly need the videos made rather than the ads managed, a short-form video studio is a cleaner place to start than a full-service ad shop.
Roughly a third of US adults use TikTok, according to the Pew Research Center, and its ad business keeps expanding, per EMARKETER. That is why the field is this crowded. Picking well is less about who ranks first and more about which of the four buckets below you actually need.
1. Moonb

- Best for: brands that need TikTok content produced on an ongoing basis, with a dedicated creative director steering it.
- Clients they name: Dell, Intel, Toyota, Nestle, Microsoft, Refine Labs.
- Pricing: custom monthly retainers, priced by scope. You request a quote rather than pick a tier.
- Why it stands out: you get a dedicated creative team that turns out vertical edits, motion graphics, and on-brand design at volume, all human-made. It works like an in-house team you did not have to recruit.
- Worth knowing: Moonb produces the content; it does not run your paid-media buying or manage live-action shoots with on-location crews. The team is remote. If you also need ads bought and optimized, pair Moonb with a media buyer or one of the performance shops below.
2. The Social Shepherd

- Best for: brands that want organic and paid TikTok handled end to end, TikTok Shop included.
- Clients they name: Uniqlo, easyJet Holidays, Passenger, Premier Inn.
- Pricing: management retainers around $3,000 to $15,000 per month, with media budgets that typically start near $25,000 monthly.
- Why they stand out: a social-first shop that covers strategy, content, community, and ads under one roof, producing thousands of pieces a year.
- Worth knowing: the entry point assumes a brand that can commit real monthly spend, so it is a stretch for early-stage teams.
3. Movers+Shakers

- Best for: big cultural moments, hashtag challenges, and music-led brand campaigns.
- Clients they name: e.l.f. Cosmetics, Netflix, Amazon.
- Pricing: project-based, quoted per campaign at an enterprise range.
- Why they stand out: they made the #eyeslipsface campaign, the most viral US brand moment in TikTok history, and their original-music playbook is hard to copy. They now sit inside the Stagwell network.
- Worth knowing: the model is built around tentpole creative bets, not a steady always-on feed, and minimums suit larger brands.
4. Ubiquitous

- Best for: creator and influencer campaigns run at scale with real performance tracking.
- Clients they name: Amazon, Disney, Crocs, Lyft, GNC.
- Pricing: custom per campaign, generally mid five figures and up.
- Why they stand out: they pick creators on median views and past consistency rather than raw follower counts, and they handle the contracts, payments, and paid amplification.
- Worth knowing: this is an influencer shop, so it sources and manages creators rather than producing your owned-channel content.
5. Goat Agency

- Best for: global brands running influencer marketing across many markets at once.
- Clients they name: Calvin Klein, L’Oreal, Unilever, Ford.
- Pricing: enterprise quotes, with large minimums.
- Why they stand out: they operate across dozens of markets with a deep creator network, taking campaigns from strategy through to commerce.
- Worth knowing: the scale is the point, and it comes with enterprise pricing and scope that smaller teams will find heavy.
6. NoGood

- Best for: growth teams that treat TikTok as one channel inside a wider paid and organic mix.
- Clients they name: Nike, TikTok, Amazon, P&G, Oura.
- Pricing: retainers from about $20,000 per month.
- Why they stand out: a data-led growth squad with strong client retention and category-leading logos, comfortable moving fast across channels.
- Worth knowing: they are growth generalists. TikTok sits next to SEO, paid search, and more, so this is not a TikTok-only specialty.
7. inBeat

- Best for: direct-to-consumer and app brands that want UGC and micro-influencer creative built for paid.
- Clients they name: 250+ DTC and app brands across its network.
- Pricing: custom retainers, offered monthly or per project.
- Why they stand out: a large micro-influencer network feeds performance creative for paid social, which suits DTC economics well.
- Worth knowing: the focus is paid performance creative and micro-influencers, so it is a weaker fit for broad brand-building or B2B.
8. VaynerMedia

- Best for: enterprise brands wanting culture-first creative at scale, TikTok Shop included.
- Clients they name: large consumer brands across food, beverage, and retail.
- Pricing: enterprise retainers, with high minimums.
- Why they stand out: it is one of only a handful of US shops holding both official TikTok Marketing Partner and TikTok Shop Partner status, backed by Gary Vaynerchuk’s creative machine.
- Worth knowing: this is a large holding-network shop, so smaller accounts can see less senior attention and the minimums are steep.
9. MuteSix

- Best for: DTC performance advertising across paid social, TikTok included.
- Clients they name: case studies with Dave, GreenPan, Twillory.
- Pricing: custom performance retainers.
- Why they stand out: it was the first agency to officially partner with TikTok back in 2019, and it runs end-to-end performance with in-house creative.
- Worth knowing: it now sits inside the Dentsu network and is ads-led, so it does less of the slow work of organic community building.
10. Sociallyin

- Best for: brands wanting a social generalist with its own production studio and TikTok Shop support.
- Clients they name: Samsung, Carnival, Angi.
- Pricing: custom mid-market retainers.
- Why they stand out: a TikTok Marketing and Shop Partner with an in-house studio and community management in many languages.
- Worth knowing: it spreads across every social platform, so TikTok is part of a wider package rather than a standalone specialty.
11. House of Marketers

- Best for: TikTok-first influencer campaigns and paid ads with founder pedigree from inside TikTok.
- Clients they name: Red Bull, KFC, Sephora, Hilton.
- Pricing: custom per campaign.
- Why they stand out: it is led by a former TikTok strategy manager and runs a 250k-plus creator network with a genuine TikTok-first focus.
- Worth knowing: it is an influencer and paid specialist, not a long-form content house, and being UK-based means a time-zone gap for US teams.
12. Power Digital

- Best for: funded brands where TikTok sits inside a full-funnel growth program.
- Clients they name: ASICS, Crocs, Taylor Guitars, Gorjana.
- Pricing: custom retainers aimed at scaling brands.
- Why they stand out: a multi-channel growth shop with its own measurement platform and a heavy emphasis on incrementality.
- Worth knowing: it is broad by design, so TikTok is a line item inside a larger engagement, and minimums suit funded brands.
| # | Company | Best for | Pricing | Limitation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Moonb | Brands that need TikTok content produced on an ongoing basis, with a dedicated creative director steering it | Custom monthly retainers, priced by scope (request a quote) | Makes the content but does not run paid-media buying or manage live-action shoots with on-location crews; the team is remote, so pair it with a media buyer for ad management |
| 2 | The Social Shepherd | Organic and paid TikTok handled end to end, TikTok Shop included | ~$3,000 to $15,000/mo management; media budgets from ~$25,000/mo | Entry point assumes a brand that can commit real monthly spend, so it is a stretch for early-stage teams |
| 3 | Movers+Shakers | Big cultural moments, hashtag challenges, and music-led brand campaigns | Project-based, quoted per campaign (enterprise range) | Built around tentpole creative bets, not a steady always-on feed, and minimums suit larger brands |
| 4 | Ubiquitous | Creator and influencer campaigns run at scale with real performance tracking | Custom per campaign, generally mid five figures and up | An influencer shop, so it sources and manages creators rather than producing your owned-channel content |
| 5 | Goat Agency | Global brands running influencer marketing across many markets at once | Enterprise quotes, with large minimums | The scale comes with enterprise pricing and scope that smaller teams will find heavy |
| 6 | NoGood | Growth teams that treat TikTok as one channel inside a wider paid and organic mix | Retainers from ~$20,000/mo | Growth generalists; TikTok sits next to SEO, paid search, and more, so it is not a TikTok-only specialty |
| 7 | inBeat | DTC and app brands that want UGC and micro-influencer creative built for paid | Custom retainers, monthly or per project | Focused on paid performance creative and micro-influencers, so a weaker fit for broad brand-building or B2B |
| 8 | VaynerMedia | Enterprise brands wanting culture-first creative at scale, TikTok Shop included | Enterprise retainers, with high minimums | A large holding-network shop, so smaller accounts can see less senior attention and the minimums are steep |
| 9 | MuteSix | DTC performance advertising across paid social, TikTok included | Custom performance retainers | Now inside the Dentsu network and ads-led, so it does less of the slow work of organic community building |
| 10 | Sociallyin | A social generalist with its own production studio and TikTok Shop support | Custom mid-market retainers | Spreads across every social platform, so TikTok is part of a wider package rather than a standalone specialty |
| 11 | House of Marketers | TikTok-first influencer campaigns and paid ads with founder pedigree from inside TikTok | Custom per campaign | An influencer and paid specialist, not a long-form content house, and being UK-based means a time-zone gap for US teams |
| 12 | Power Digital | Funded brands where TikTok sits inside a full-funnel growth program | Custom retainers aimed at scaling brands | Broad by design, so TikTok is a line item inside a larger engagement, and minimums suit funded brands |
How to actually choose
Match the shop to the job in front of you. Need creators sourced and managed? Look at Ubiquitous, Goat, House of Marketers, or inBeat. Need paid ads run and optimized? NoGood, MuteSix, and Power Digital live there. Want organic and paid handled together with TikTok Shop? The Social Shepherd and Sociallyin cover it. And if the real gap is the content itself, the vertical edits, the motion, the design, that is where a studio like Moonb fits, usually working alongside whoever buys your media.
Two practical notes before you sign anything. First, the deliverable is vertical, so if your existing footage is landscape, check the vertical video dimensions before you hand it over. Second, brief the work clearly; our creative brief generator gives you a starting template that saves a round of back-and-forth. Still weighing platforms? YouTube Shorts versus TikTok breaks down where each one pays off, and these virality techniques explain why a few clips travel while most sit still.
Frequently asked questions
It ranges widely. Creator and paid-ads retainers commonly run from around $3,000 per month at the low end to $20,000 and up for growth shops, with enterprise campaigns quoted per project. Media spend is separate and often starts near $25,000 monthly for full-service partners. Content-focused studios price by scope rather than by tier.
An agency usually runs strategy, creators, or paid media, and often buys your ad spend. A creative studio makes the actual videos, motion, and design. Many brands use both: a studio like Moonb for the content, and an agency or in-house buyer for the media.
If you have someone who can brief and edit vertical video every week, you can start in-house and use tools to schedule and measure. Bring in help once the bottleneck is clear: creators to source, ads to scale, or content you cannot produce fast enough on your own.