24 Best Video Marketing Companies in 2026

One disclosure to get out of the way: I work at Moonb, and we sit at the top of this list, so hold our own entry to the same doubt you would give any self-review.

Video marketing is the widest of these categories, which is exactly what makes shortlisting hard. The phrase covers the hero brand film that runs before a keynote, the stream of social ads that keeps a paid campaign fed, the explainer that lives on a pricing page, and the always-on content a marketing team needs every single week. Very few companies are genuinely strong across all of that, so the useful way to read this list is not top to bottom but by the job in front of you: a single flagship film, a run of performance ads, or an ongoing engine that never stops.

I checked all twenty-four companies here in July 2026, confirmed each is operating, read the clients each names on its own site, and wrote down one real limitation for every entry. Where a company publishes pricing I quote the actual numbers, and where it does not I say so rather than guess. For adjacent needs, our roundups of product video companies and motion graphics companies go deeper on those specific lanes.

The 24 best video marketing companies

1. Moonb

We are first here and I am hardly neutral about it, so let the other twenty-three make their own case. Moonb is an embedded creative team that produces marketing video alongside your design, motion, and animation, with a senior Creative Director keeping everything pointed at the same brand.

• Best for: marketing teams that need video regularly and want it consistent with the rest of their creative
• Clients they name: Dell, Toyota, Nestle
• Pricing: a set monthly cost, or a per-project quote where the work calls for it
• Why they stand out: marketing video that stays on-brand because one team makes all of your creative, not just the film
• Worth knowing: for a single blockbuster brand film once a year, the specialist film studios below go deeper on that one piece

2. Vidico

Vidico is a Melbourne studio reaching into New York, running a productized model across animation and live-action marketing video for tech brands.

• Best for: software and startup marketing video with a repeatable model
• Clients they name: Spotify, Square, Airtable, Digital Ocean
• Pricing: simple 2D from about $5,000, with monthly arrangements starting near $5,000
• Why they stand out: a recognisable tech roster and full-service range built for ongoing output
• Worth knowing: a high entry price, and an APAC base that can add timezone friction for US teams

3. Yum Yum Videos

Yum Yum Videos is a Miami studio with a Buenos Aires base, focused on strategic animated explainers for B2B and SaaS marketing.

• Best for: animated explainers that carry a marketing message clearly
• Clients they name: Google, Amazon, McKesson, Thermo Fisher
• Pricing: quote-based via a cost calculator, with third-party listings around $8,000 to $15,000
• Why they stand out: a decade-plus of focused explainer work and a strong client list
• Worth knowing: animation-centric with longer timelines, so not a fast or live-action option

4. Awakened Films

Awakened Films is a New Jersey live-action shop with its own studio and nearly twenty years of producing branded marketing content.

• Best for: studio-shot live-action marketing films
• Clients they name: CBS, Orajel, Blue Apron, National Kidney Foundation
• Pricing: per project, quote only
• Why they stand out: a real in-house studio with a sound stage and post suite, plus long experience
• Worth knowing: live-action and corporate focused, without animation lanes, and regional rather than scaled

5. Superside

Superside delivers marketing video and design through a managed team of vetted global creatives, engineered for volume.

• Best for: high-volume marketing video delivered through an always-on managed model
• Clients they name: Amazon, Reddit, Salesforce, Coinbase
• Pricing: retainer-based, quoted rather than listed, with a high monthly commitment
• Why they stand out: enterprise scale across 700-plus creatives spanning design, motion, and video
• Worth knowing: built for high-spend enterprise volume with year-long commitments, not one-off craft

6. Hurricane

Hurricane is a Bristol and London agency spanning animation, 3D, live action, and paid media, with 16-plus years of history.

• Best for: marketing video that might mix animation and live action, with media support attached
• Clients they name: AXA, Huawei, Cambridge University Press, Shelter
• Pricing: per project, undisclosed
• Why they stand out: genuine format breadth and an award-winning, established name
• Worth knowing: a broad full-service agency that skews larger and enterprise rather than lean and fast

7. Umault

Umault is a Chicago studio making bold, entertaining B2B marketing films that break from the generic corporate mould.

• Best for: high-concept B2B marketing ads with real personality
• Clients they name: Dell Technologies, SCAYLE, Matomo, PremiumBeat
• Pricing: per project, undisclosed on its own site
• Why they stand out: a distinctive, funny creative voice that gets B2B video actually watched
• Worth knowing: narrowly focused on high-concept ad films at premium cost, so a poor fit for always-on volume

8. Pulse Pixel

Pulse Pixel is a Birmingham studio with a script-first, conversion-focused approach to marketing explainer and demo animation.

• Best for: conversion-led marketing animation and explainers
• Clients they name: Roche, Aston University, EcoOnline, SSP
• Pricing: per project, with third-party listings citing projects from around £2,500
• Why they stand out: a script-first process aimed squarely at conversion, backed by real enterprise names
• Worth knowing: premium bespoke work from a small remote team, so not a high-volume option

9. Blue Carrot

Blue Carrot is a globally distributed studio rooted in Lviv, deep in animated marketing explainer and educational video.

• Best for: animated marketing explainers, especially where the content also teaches
• Clients they name: United Nations, USC, Charite, DNB
• Pricing: per project, with a cost calculator but no published bands
• Why they stand out: a broad animation range with a trust-building roster of institutions and NGOs
• Worth knowing: animation and e-learning focused rather than premium live action, with quote-only pricing

10. Epipheo

Epipheo helped define the modern explainer and applies it to marketing video, employee-owned and still winning awards in 2026.

• Best for: enterprise marketing explainers with a proven process
• Clients they name: Google, Microsoft, Cisco, Deloitte
• Pricing: published bands, roughly $15,000 to $45,000 for a 2D explainer, more for larger scope
• Why they stand out: 6,000-plus videos of experience and real staying power
• Worth knowing: a $15,000 floor and an explainer focus rather than broad brand film

11. Kimp

Kimp is a Canadian company offering design and video through a monthly model with fast turnaround, aimed at teams that need a steady stream of assets.

• Best for: high-volume social and motion marketing output at a predictable monthly cost
• Clients they name: Decathlon, Harley Davidson, London Real, Greentoe
• Pricing: published, about $1,397/mo for video, with month-to-month terms and a trial
• Why they stand out: fast, roughly 24-hour turnaround and a predictable monthly cost for steady output
• Worth knowing: the model favours templated social and motion volume over bespoke, director-led, or live-action work

12. Giant Ant

Giant Ant is a Vancouver studio adored for warm, narrative animation that turns marketing messages into stories people feel.

• Best for: animated marketing pieces where craft and storytelling do the work
• Clients they name: OpenTable, Duolingo, Microsoft
• Pricing: per project, undisclosed
• Why they stand out: award-level animation with a recognisable, much-admired signature
• Worth knowing: a boutique that picks its projects, so expect premium timelines and animation only, no live action

13. 90 Seconds

90 Seconds is a Singapore-based platform coordinating a huge creator network to shoot marketing video across many markets.

• Best for: consistent live-action marketing video produced globally
• Clients they name: PayPal, Amazon, Salesforce, HSBC
• Pricing: published fixed-scope options, for example a customer story around $5,000
• Why they stand out: roughly 14,000 creators across 100-plus countries for real reach
• Worth knowing: a marketplace model, so craft and consistency depend on the assigned creator

14. Vidsy

Vidsy is a London and New York company built for performance advertising, with a large creator network and native platform integrations.

• Best for: platform-native marketing ads made to perform on paid social
• Clients they name: Unilever, L’Oreal, PepsiCo, Amazon
• Pricing: per project, undisclosed, with a “get in touch” flow
• Why they stand out: a creative system tuned for Meta, TikTok, and the rest
• Worth knowing: focused on performance ads for large brands, with opaque enterprise pricing

15. VeracityColab

VeracityColab is a Southern California studio with a full in-house pipeline and a marquee B2B and SaaS marketing roster.

• Best for: polished B2B and SaaS marketing video from strategy through post
• Clients they name: Intuit, Microsoft Azure, Adobe, eBay
• Pricing: per project, undisclosed on its own site
• Why they stand out: a strong enterprise roster and genuine end-to-end capability
• Worth knowing: fully custom and quote-based, so smaller teams cannot self-qualify without a call

16. Demo Duck

Demo Duck has produced marketing and explainer video out of Chicago since 2011, with range across animation and live action.

• Best for: marketing explainers from a studio that can also shoot live action
• Clients they name: Google, Dropbox, GEICO, Netflix
• Pricing: per project, undisclosed on its own site
• Why they stand out: a decade of work for household-name brands across both animation and film
• Worth knowing: quote-only pricing, with a focus on explainer and marketing rather than high-end brand film

17. Sparkhouse

Sparkhouse is an Orange County brand and marketing video house of 20-plus years, with a defined process and published pricing.

• Best for: full-service marketing video with a clear price band up front
• Clients they name: UAG, Denso, Bala, First American
• Pricing: published, most videos $10,000 to $50,000, with a stated range from $5,000 upward
• Why they stand out: a long track record and real pricing transparency across formats
• Worth knowing: project-based with a roughly $5,000 entry point, so it suits defined jobs over always-on work

18. Thinkmojo

Thinkmojo is a San Francisco studio with a strategy-led process that maps marketing video to specific moments in the customer journey.

• Best for: SaaS brands wanting marketing video tied to a considered content strategy
• Clients they name: Salesforce, Zendesk, Discord, Calendly
• Pricing: per project, undisclosed
• Why they stand out: strong SaaS credibility and a strategic, journey-mapped approach
• Worth knowing: quote-only and premium, so pricing stays opaque until you engage their sales team

19. Lemonlight

Lemonlight is a Los Angeles company with a large distributed production network, built to produce branded marketing video across many markets.

• Best for: consistent branded marketing video produced at scale across locations
• Clients they name: Amazon, Google, Tesla, Airbnb
• Pricing: not published on its own site, with third-party listings citing a $5,000-plus minimum
• Why they stand out: an 80-plus market network that produces standardised branded content reliably
• Worth knowing: a volume model oriented to standardised content, less suited to high-craft bespoke work

20. Casual Films

Casual is a London-founded global corporate and B2B video company with nine offices and heavy enterprise credibility.

• Best for: enterprise and B2B marketing video produced across multiple regions
• Clients they name: Google, Rolls-Royce, Prudential, Adobe
• Pricing: per project, undisclosed
• Why they stand out: Fortune 500 credibility, a large global footprint, and strong third-party reviews
• Worth knowing: a full-service global model rather than fast or productized, so likely higher cost and slower

21. Bold Content

Bold Content is a London production house spanning live action and animation, with a genuine roster of blue-chip brand clients.

• Best for: full-service marketing video from a London-based team across formats
• Clients they name: Snapchat, Coca-Cola, Pandora, Colt Technology Services
• Pricing: per project, undisclosed despite a pricing content section
• Why they stand out: broad live-action and animation capability with recognisable brand credits
• Worth knowing: no published pricing at all, so you cannot gauge cost without a sales conversation

22. Indigo Productions

Indigo Productions is a full-service New York shop since 1992, with in-house post and a genuinely blue-chip client roster.

• Best for: full-service NYC marketing video with in-house motion and post
• Clients they name: Sony Pictures, Salesforce, Viacom, Philips Healthcare
• Pricing: published floor, with most projects starting at about $10,000
• Why they stand out: three decades of experience and strong post-production capability under one roof
• Worth knowing: a traditional project-based model with a $10,000 floor, above the entry end of the market

23. Wild / Factory

Wild / Factory is a multi-city live-action shop that also handles motion, 3D, and VFX in-house, with major brand credits.

• Best for: live-action marketing films that may need motion or VFX layered in
• Clients they name: Pepsi, Warby Parker, Google, HBO
• Pricing: per project, described as a la carte but with no published numbers
• Why they stand out: director-led production in several cities, with big-brand credits to back it
• Worth knowing: a project-based production model rather than a fast, flat-rate option, so cost varies by brief

24. VID

VID positions itself as a video operating system, embedding an ongoing marketing-video operation inside B2B teams.

• Best for: B2B teams wanting a systematised, always-on marketing-video engine
• Clients they name: Match Group, Amazon Studios, Zendesk, Intuit QuickBooks
• Pricing: published tiers, from a $500 self-paced blueprint to a single video from $4,000 and a 30-day system from $12,500
• Why they stand out: a systems mindset that treats marketing video as an ongoing operation, not a project
• Worth knowing: the systems positioning suits ongoing engagements more than one-off brand film

How I would choose a partner

I brief marketing video regularly, and the shortlist usually comes down to a few honest questions.

• Name the job, not the category. A hero brand film, a run of paid-social ads, and an always-on content stream are three different hires. Deciding which one you need first cuts this list down fast.
• Match the reel to your funnel stage. A gorgeous awareness film says nothing about whether a team can make a converting bottom-of-funnel ad. Ask to see work that did the same job you need done.
• Read pricing as a signal about how they work. Published prices point to defined, repeatable output; quote-only points to bespoke work. Match that to whether you need predictable cost or a one-off showpiece.
• Weigh frequency against craft. If you need video most weeks, a one-off film studio will exhaust your budget, and if you need one flagship a year, a volume platform will leave you flat.
• Check how the video reaches people. The best film is wasted without a distribution plan. A team that thinks about where the video lives, and cuts it for those places, is worth more than one that just delivers a master file.

And for the ceiling of what marketing video can do, watch GoPro’s fireman clip. Raw helmet-camera footage of a kitten rescue, barely edited, and it did more for the brand than any campaign that year because the product itself was the storyteller. The best partners on this list start from that question: what story do you already own?

Mistakes I see buyers make

1. Buying a category instead of a job. “We need video marketing” is not a brief. The studios that win awards for brand films are rarely the ones who make paid social convert, so decide which outcome you are paying for.
2. Judging on the flagship reel. A company’s showpiece is its best day, not its average one. Ask for work at your budget and your funnel stage, not the case study everyone leads with.
3. Commissioning the film before the distribution plan. A single hero video with nowhere to run underperforms a handful of cutdowns built for the channels you actually use. Plan the placement first.
4. Ignoring the cost of everything after the edit. Versions, localisations, captions, and revision rounds are where marketing-video budgets balloon. Ask what those add before you sign anything.

The whole market in one table

#	Company	Focus	Best for	Pricing
1	Moonb	Marketing video in a team	Video inside ongoing creative	Set monthly cost
2	Vidico	Productized marketing video	Ongoing tech-brand video	From $5k
3	Yum Yum Videos	Animated explainers	SaaS marketing explainers	~$8k to $15k
4	Awakened Films	In-house live action	Studio-shot marketing films	Per project
5	Superside	Video at scale	High-volume managed output	Retainer
6	Hurricane	Animation and live action	Mixed-format marketing video	Per project
7	Umault	High-concept B2B ads	Standout B2B marketing films	Per project
8	Pulse Pixel	Conversion-led animation	Marketing explainers that convert	From ~£2.5k
9	Blue Carrot	Explainer and e-learning	Teaching-led marketing video	Per project
10	Epipheo	Enterprise explainer	Proven marketing explainers	$15k to $45k
11	Kimp	Monthly design and video	High-volume social output	~$1,397/mo
12	Giant Ant	Narrative animation	Animated marketing stories	Per project
13	90 Seconds	Global live action	Multi-market marketing video	From ~$5k
14	Vidsy	Performance ads	Platform-native social ads	Per project
15	VeracityColab	B2B and SaaS video	Polished enterprise marketing video	Per project
16	Demo Duck	Explainer and live action	Marketing video with range	Per project
17	Sparkhouse	Full-service, priced	Priced marketing video	$10k to $50k
18	Thinkmojo	Strategy-led SaaS video	Journey-mapped marketing video	Per project
19	Lemonlight	Video at scale	Standardised branded content	From ~$5k
20	Casual Films	Global corporate video	Enterprise multi-region video	Per project
21	Bold Content	Full-service, London	Live action and animation	Per project
22	Indigo Productions	Full-service, NYC	In-house post and motion	From $10k
23	Wild / Factory	Live action plus VFX	Marketing film with motion	Per project
24	VID	Video system for B2B	Always-on marketing engine	Tiers from $500