15 best UGC agencies in the world (2026)

#2HardLaunch

Retainer

Score 3/5

Best for: Funded apps that want a high-volume organic creator program

HardLaunch (UGC AI, Inc.) runs end-to-end UGC programs for apps on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube Shorts and Facebook Reels, with a campaign manager and its own software. It reports 2,400+ human creator posts a month and 2.5B+ views shipped in six months.

Heads-upThe highest published entry price on this list, a 90-day minimum, and creators stay under its contract during the partnership.

#3Moburst

Retainer

Score 3/5

Best for: Apps that want UGC alongside ASO, paid UA and app store work

A mobile-first marketing agency headquartered in New York, founded in 2013, with US offices in San Francisco, Florida and Denver. Its creative group runs a UGC creator network for TikTok and Reels that feeds its own ad production. Case studies include Uber, Calm, Reddit and Samsung.

Client proof Shopkick: Moburst reports an 87% drop in CPI after moving to creator-style TikTok content.

Heads-upMost published results are ASO and paid UA, so ask how much UGC volume they actually run.

#4Creative Milkshake

Project

Score 4/5

Best for: App, gaming and fintech brands that want creator ads in several languages

A performance-creative agency that combines creator and studio production with creative strategy, measurement and paid media. It says it makes ads in English, Spanish, German, French, Dutch, Italian and Portuguese, and names iwoca, N26, Wise and Playtika among its clients.

Client proof N26: Creative Milkshake reports a 65% lower cost per mobile registration.

Heads-upNo published price, and the footer points to a Quebec registration, so ask where the team sits.

#5The Viral App

Retainer

Score 2/5

Best for: B2C mobile apps chasing organic installs from TikTok and Reels

A UGC and influencer agency for B2C apps, a Delaware LLC that says it specializes in the US. It runs creator sourcing, posting schedules, AI UGC and paid UGC, and reports 3B+ organic views across 60+ app clients from a network of 10,000+ creators.

Client proof Cal AI: The Viral App reports 500+ creators and 1.5B+ views on the account.

Heads-upApps only, a team of 12 listed on its site, and the headline results are views, by the agency's own attribution.

#6inBeat

Retainer

Score 3/5

Best for: Brands that want UGC, influencer and paid media run by one team

A creator and performance-creative agency with offices in New York, Los Angeles and Montreal, part of the Fieldtrip group. It runs UGC production, influencer campaigns and paid social on Meta, TikTok and Snapchat. Its UGC page reports $20M+ in monthly ad spend managed and 200+ brands scaled.

Client proof Hurom: inBeat reports a 300% lift in ROAS and 65% lower CPA from performance UGC.

Heads-upNo published pricing, and the service menu is broad, so a UGC-only buyer may end up scoping more than they need.

#7The UGC Agency

Project

Score 3/5

Best for: Brands, apps and marketplaces that want UGC ads for Meta and TikTok in many markets

Not the fit if you want a published price before the first call

A London UGC agency in Covent Garden that makes video ads for Meta and TikTok, mass UGC for apps, TikTok Shop content and ads in other languages. It reports 30,000+ creators, 16,600+ of them in the US and 3,200+ in the UK, and says it covers 100+ countries. You get one quote after a call.

Heads-upIts two case studies with numbers are anonymous (under NDA), and happn is named without a figure.

#8Twirl

Hybrid

Score 5/5

Best for: Brands that want done-for-you UGC video with a published price

A London UGC production company, registered in England and Wales, that handles creator matching, the brief, edits in two aspect ratios, two revisions and full usage rights. It reports 8,000+ creators across the UK, US and Europe, and names Trainline and Airalo among its logos. Monthly plans add concept work from £400 or end-to-end management from £700, plus video costs.

Client proof Nyrah Beauty: Twirl reports a 4.2x return on ad spend.

#9Social Native

Hybrid

Score 4/5

Best for: Large consumer brands running creator content in many markets

A Los Angeles creator marketing platform covering sourcing, rights, payments and distribution to ecommerce, social and paid media. It reports 1,500+ brands served across 70+ markets.

Client proof Dr. Martens: Social Native reports a 1.6x lift in conversion rate from UGC on product pages.

Heads-upBuilt for enterprise brands, so smaller teams and app marketers get less tailored support, and there is no public price.

#10Cohley

Hybrid

Score 2/5

Best for: Mid-market and enterprise brands selling physical products

A New York creator content platform, running since 2015, that says it connects brands with 200,000+ vetted creators for UGC, reviews and product seeding. Brands post a brief and creators apply; a managed tier adds strategy and creator management. Its own FAQ says it is built for physical products in the US and Canada.

Client proof Rack Room Shoes: Cohley reports 59% more reach and 110% more engagement on Instagram than studio assets.

Heads-upIts own FAQ says apps and service businesses may fit better elsewhere, and on the base plan the brand does the briefing and creator picks.

#11Stack Influence

Marketplace

Score 4/5

Best for: Ecommerce and Amazon brands seeding product to many micro-creators

A Miami micro-influencer seeding platform that produces posts and UGC with full usage rights, then turns top creators into ambassadors or affiliates. It reports 410K vetted creators, and its case studies center on Amazon launches and Meta partnership ads.

Client proof Ybera: Stack Influence reports 4.6x ROI and $288K in revenue.

Heads-upBuilt for physical products a creator can receive, so it fits apps and services poorly.

#12minisocial

Project

Score 2/5

Best for: Product brands that want micro-influencer posts plus licensed content

Fully managed micro-influencer and UGC campaigns since 2018: sourcing, vetting, briefing and approvals. The price is in its FAQ and scales with the number of creators, and content is licensed for ads, social and web. It says it has worked with 1,000+ brands and agencies, Magic Spoon among them.

Heads-upIts case studies show scope but no performance numbers.

#13Insense

Marketplace

Score 5/5

Best for: DTC brands and apps that want a large creator marketplace with ad tools

A New York creator marketplace that reports 115k+ creators across 57+ countries and 3,500+ DTC brands, mobile apps and agencies as customers. Plans run from $400 a month billed yearly, UGC starts at $100 a video, and a marketplace fee of 7% to 20% sits on top, depending on the plan.

Client proof Bones Coffee: Insense reports 54 UGC ads in 3 months at a 2.16 ROAS and 21% CTR.

Heads-upA platform first: you run the briefs unless you buy its managed help.

#14Influee

Marketplace

Score 4/5

Best for: Teams that want to self-serve UGC in many countries at volume

Not the fit if you want a done-for-you agency

A self-serve UGC marketplace: you launch the brief and pick creators, and it handles contracts, rights and creator payments. It reports 180,000+ creators and 1,800+ brands. Plans run from $229 a month for up to 10 collaborations to $999 for 50, with creator fees and a 10% marketplace fee on top.

Client proof Else: Influee reports a 20% lower CPA for its creatives than for other creatives.

Heads-upSelf-serve, not managed. Localization quality depends on your own briefing.

#15Trend

Marketplace

Score 1/5

Best for: Small DTC brands that want fixed-price product videos and photos

A self-serve UGC marketplace: post a brief, vetted creators deliver videos and photos, and full licensing rights for social, web, ads and Amazon are included. It reports 3,700+ creators and over 1,000 brands, with Lyft and Kettle & Fire among the logos.

Heads-upYou run the briefs and approvals, and Trend is joining soona, so check which company you contract with.

Handler

Software

Best for: Teams that want to make app UGC themselves, with a 7-day free trial

Not an agency, so it is not ranked or scored. Handler is the DIY layer: find the TikToks already beating their creator's usual views in your niche, see why they worked, and draft your own briefs before you hire anyone. Best if you want to test UGC yourself first.

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