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Influencer Marketing agencies.

Influencer Marketing is the discipline of buying earned-style reach through paid creator partnerships, segmented by audience size into nano (under 10k followers), micro (10k-100k), macro (100k-1m), and mega (1m+). It runs the full arc from brand awareness on Instagram and TikTok through commerce-led activation on TikTok Shop and affiliate funnels.

At a glance
  • 101 UK agencies offering influencer marketing
  • Across 24 UK locations
  • Reviewed 17 May 2026
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Make Agency
Independent·London·11-50 Employees

Make is a dynamic digital agency in London, noted for its inventive leadership and performance-based methodology. This agency distinguishes itself with assured influential results across website design & development, digital marketing & social media, and original content, while championing alterations in technology, marketing, and social sectors. Acknowledged as a fast-growing agency within the UK

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The Good Marketer
Independent·London·11-50 Employees

The Good Marketer, a premier digital marketing agency located in the heart of London, is committed to propelling small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to success in challenging markets. Their distinct offering lies in their pledge to seamlessly integrate within their clients' teams, delivering bespoke strategies and expert insights specifically tailored to each business's individual objectives.

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VML
Network·London·1000+ Employees

VML is a London-based agency specialising in propelling brand growth through integrated experiences. Their primary services encompass cutting-edge commerce solutions, inventive technology amalgamation, and strategic brand enhancement. The unique selling point of VML is their adeptness to merge creativity with technology, crafting powerful brand narratives and solutions. This expertise is validated

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Pimento
Independent·London·1000+ Employees

Pimento, a leading full-service UK-based agency, is celebrated for its extensive network of independent digital, marketing agencies, businesses, and consultants. Pimento's unique strength lies in its capacity to craft tailor-made teams that meticulously match the specific briefs of clients, utilising a wide talent base to fulfil diverse marketing, business, and technology requirements. Providing a

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Gravity Road
Network·London·51-200 Employees

Gravity Road is a London-based creative and digital innovation studio founded in 2011, now part of The Brandtech Group. It produces culture-led, social-first and AI-native creative work for major global brands.

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Editor's note
The UK has roughly 87 agencies leading with Influencer Marketing. Pricing is two-layered and that's the bit most briefs get wrong: a campaign-management fee paid to the agency, and a talent fee paid through to the creators. The first is usually a retainer or a percentage of spend. The second is a pass-through cost that should be itemised on every invoice. Agency retainers in 2026 split into four bands. Lean coordination runs £300-1,000 a month. Boutique shops handling strategy, vetting, and reporting sit at £1,000-3,000. Mid-market full-service teams run £3,000-7,500, and enterprise programmes land at £7,500-15,000 and up. An alternative model charges 15-30% of total campaign spend. Talent fees move independently: UK benchmarks from Influencer Marketing Hub put nano creators at £75-400 per post, micro at £400-2,400, macro at £2,400-8,000, and mega at £8,000+, with Reels and TikTok video carrying a 30-50% premium. Context matters in 2026. ASA enforcement on undisclosed ads has escalated, UGC creators have emerged as a distinct operational category, TikTok Shop has collapsed the funnel into in-feed checkout, and AI-generated virtual influencers are entering mainstream briefs. Below: the index, plus what to look for and what to walk away from.
Typical cost
£300-15,000/mo agency fee + talent
retainer or 15-30% of campaign spend, talent pass-through

Agency fee: Lean coordination £300-1,000 · Boutique £1,000-3,000 · Mid-market £3,000-7,500 · Enterprise £7,500-15,000+. Talent fees (per post, UK): Nano (<10k) £75-400 · Micro (10k-100k) £400-2,400 · Macro (100k-1m) £2,400-8,000 · Mega (1m+) £8,000-80,000+. Reels and TikTok video typically +30-50%.

Realistic timeline
6-12 weeks
per campaign, brief to first measurement

Wk 1 brief and objectives · Wk 2 strategy and creator tiers · Wk 2-3 shortlist and audit · Wk 3-5 outreach, negotiation, contracting · Wk 5-7 content production and brand approval · Wk 7-8 publish and amplify · Wk 8-10 measurement and reporting. Add 2-4 weeks for regulated sectors, multi-creator activations, or paid-usage rights.

Red flags
6 to watch
in any pitch
  • · Undisclosed agency commission on creator fees, or refusal to itemise the talent pass-through on invoices
  • · No audience-quality audit (follower authenticity, engagement ratios, geography match) before contracting
  • · No ASA and CAP Code compliance review on captions, with reliance on 'gifted', '#sp', '#collab', or hashtags buried at the end
  • · No #ad disclosure governance: creators left to label posts themselves with no brand pre-approval workflow
  • · Contracts with no exclusivity window, category-conflict clause, or paid usage and whitelisting rights
  • · Reporting that stops at followers, impressions, and likes, with no engagement quality, CPA, ROAS, or sales attribution
Frequently asked

What brands ask about influencer marketing agencies.

5 questions our editors get most often, answered honestly. No agency-marketing speak.

Curated by humans

UK influencer marketing pricing is two-layered. The agency fee is either a monthly retainer (£300-1,000 lean, £1,000-3,000 boutique, £3,000-7,500 mid-market, £7,500-15,000+ enterprise) or 15-30% of total campaign spend on larger programmes. Talent fees sit on top as a pass-through cost. Influencer Marketing Hub benchmarks UK creators at roughly £75-400 per post for nano, £400-2,400 for micro, £2,400-8,000 for macro, and £8,000+ for mega, with Reels and TikTok video at a 30-50% premium.