Best Social Media Agencies in Singapore (2026)

11 Singapore social media agencies in 2026, from global social specialists to homegrown creator networks, influencer shops and content studios


Introduction

This list covers 11 social media agencies in Singapore for 2026, including global social specialists, influencer and creator companies, and smaller studios that make content for local brands.

Singapore is where many brands plan their Southeast Asian social work, so a lot of these agencies run creators and channels across Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines and Thailand from one Singapore team. Platform mix is wider than in most markets: TikTok and Instagram sit alongside Xiaohongshu for Chinese-speaking audiences, and social commerce is part of many briefs. At Marketing-Interactive’s Agency of the Year Awards Singapore in July 2026, TBWA\Singapore took Gold for Social Media Marketing, with We Are Social at Silver and VaynerMedia APAC at Bronze. In the Influencer category, Brainlabs won Gold, Hepmil Media Group Silver and Gloo Bronze.

Every agency here has an active Singapore office in 2026, checked against its own site or trade coverage. Influencer, creator and community management firms are included alongside full social agencies. The list is in no order of merit, since the right choice depends on your platforms, markets and budget.

The best social media agencies in Singapore

1. We Are Social Singapore

International network · Keong Saik · wearesocial.com/sg

We Are Social is a global social agency with a Singapore office on Keong Saik Road. Its Singapore site carries the Digital 2027 report, published in October 2026 and widely used for social media usage figures. The office won Silver for both Social Media Marketing Agency and Content Marketing Agency of the Year at the Agency of the Year Awards Singapore 2026.

Its Singapore case studies include fan engagement for Activision’s Call of Duty in Singapore and the Philippines and launch work for Amazon Prime Video. Client logos on its site include Disney, Samsung, Adidas, Netflix and UOB.

2. VaynerMedia APAC

Independent (VaynerX) · Keppel Road · vaynermedia.com

VaynerMedia is the social-first agency founded by Gary and AJ Vaynerchuk in New York, and VaynerMedia APAC Pte. Ltd. runs its Asia-Pacific work from an office on Keppel Road. Tim Lindley leads the region as managing director. The Singapore team won Bronze for Social Media Marketing Agency of the Year at the 2026 Agency of the Year Awards.

The agency’s approach centres on high volumes of platform-native content and fast testing, built around attention on each channel. Its APAC network also covers Australia, India, Japan, Malaysia and Thailand, which suits brands running one social programme across several markets.

3. Hepmil Media Group

Private · MacPherson · hepmil.com

Hepmil started with the SGAG meme pages and now runs SGAG, MGAG and PGAG alongside Hepmil Creators Network, which manages influencers and creators across Singapore, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam and Indonesia. It won Silver for Influencer Agency of the Year at the Agency of the Year Awards Singapore 2026.

For brands, Hepmil sells content, creator campaigns, media on its own channels and social commerce. Client logos include Audi, ASUS, AIA, Uniqlo, Lazada and Disney. Its owned audiences are the main reason to choose it: a campaign can run on its own pages as well as through creators.

4. Gloo

Homegrown, part of KAPX Group · Boat Quay · likegloo.com

Gloo describes itself as “The Social Currency Agency” and covers social media management, content and studio production, KOL activation and data work from Circular Road. At the 2026 Agency of the Year Awards it won Bronze for Influencer and Silver for Digital Agency of the Year, plus Local Hero recognition in both, after being named Overall Local Hero of the Year in 2025.

Clients named on its site include Pepsi, Shiseido, Prudential, Lazada, Milo, P&G and Lalamove. The agency calls itself independent; its footer also names it as a KAPX Group agency, so ask how the group is structured if that matters to you.

5. Gushcloud International

Private · Singapore · gushcloud.com

Gushcloud is a creator management and licensing company with offices across Southeast Asia, Singapore included. It represents creators, produces content and arranges brand partnerships, and it has run campaigns with talent such as Jackie Chan and PewDiePie. It joined South Korea’s Yello Digital Marketing Group in 2015 and has since bought back shares from that investor.

Services for brands include creator representation, content production, events and social commerce. It works best for campaigns built around talent with large regional followings, including K-pop and entertainment names.

6. AnyMind Group

Listed company · Tanjong Pagar · anymindgroup.com

AnyMind was founded in Singapore in 2016 and runs its Singapore office from Anson Road. Its creator and influencer work runs through two of its own platforms: AnyTag for influencer marketing and AnyCreator for creator growth and brand collaborations. Live commerce sits in AnyLive.

The group won MMA Smarties awards in India and the Philippines in October 2026 and announced its entry into the US market the same month. It suits brands that want influencer campaigns tied to e-commerce and marketplace sales across the region.

7. Hashmeta

Singapore-founded · Kallang · hashmeta.com

Hashmeta is a Singapore digital agency with a strong social and influencer practice. It runs StarNgage, an influencer platform launched in 2014, and is an authorised Xiaohongshu cross-border marketing agency as well as a TikTok Shop Partner and MCN.

Case studies include Lazada Singapore, Xiaomi Malaysia, Trip.com and Sony, and its client logos include DBS, PayPal, CapitaLand and Takashimaya. It is a practical choice for brands reaching Chinese-speaking audiences on Xiaohongshu. Its search and performance work is covered on our marketing agencies page.

8. Mutant

Private · Boat Quay · thisismutant.com

Mutant is a PR and integrated communications agency on Circular Road with sister offices in Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand and the Philippines. Social is a large part of its work: strategy, channel and LinkedIn management, community management and influencer engagement. It was named among the Local Hero agencies at the Agency of the Year Awards Singapore 2026.

Case studies include Shopee, Meta, Shopify, Logitech and Sport Singapore. Brands that want earned media and social run by one team tend to fit well here.

9. Studios by RICE

Private · Alexandra · ricestudios.co

Studios by RICE is the content agency of RICE, the Singapore culture publication. It makes short-form social video and photography for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, along with social media kits for TikTok and Meta, from a studio on Leng Kee Road. It also has an office in Johor Bahru.

Its portfolio leans on food and lifestyle brands such as Pastamania, Fat Cow and The Marmalade Pantry, and its client logos include OCBC, AIA, Hyundai, PropertyGuru and MCCY. The editorial background shows in the storytelling.

10. Meet Isaac

Private · Singapore · meetisaac.com

Meet Isaac is a Singapore digital creative agency covering social media management, social CRM, campaigns, video production and media buying. It won Bronze for both Content Marketing Agency and Digital Agency of the Year at the 2026 Agency of the Year Awards.

Work shown on its site includes Starbucks, Crystal Jade, Somersby and Tam Jai SamGor. Food and beverage brands make up much of the portfolio, which suits restaurant groups and consumer brands that need steady always-on content.

11. 8traordinary

Private · Clarke Quay · 8traordinary.com

8traordinary is a small creative digital agency on Eu Tong Sen Street offering social, branding, advertising and digital work. It was recognised as Local Hero in the Social Media Marketing Agency category at the Agency of the Year Awards Singapore 2026.

Projects on its site include Funan, Toshiba and Hotel Jen. It is a reasonable option for local property, retail and hospitality brands that want a small senior team.

What to look for in a Singapore social media agency

Start with markets and platforms. Many Singapore briefs cover several Southeast Asian countries, so ask which markets the agency runs from Singapore and which it hands to partners. If you need Xiaohongshu, Line or Zalo alongside TikTok and Instagram, check for case studies on those platforms specifically.

Decide whether you need an agency, a creator network or both. Firms such as Hepmil and Gushcloud manage their own talent and channels, which makes creator campaigns faster to cast. Full social agencies are better at long-running channel strategy and community management. Some of the firms above do both.

Ask how content gets made and how fast. Always-on social can mean dozens of assets a month across formats and languages. Find out who shoots, who edits, how many review rounds the fee covers, and how creator content is licensed for paid use.

Then look at the working process. Social teams move a large number of small files through drafts, client comments and approvals each week, often with creators outside the agency. An agency with a clear content calendar, one place for the latest assets and a tidy approval record is easier to work with over a year.

How Fabric helps social media agency teams

Fabric gives a social team one workspace for content, client feedback and account knowledge, with AI search across all of it. The setup for social content teams keeps briefs, raw footage, edits and captions together per client, and there are dedicated guides for TikTok and Instagram work.

A content calendar can live as a Kanban board where each card is the file itself, so moving an asset from draft to approved needs no separate tracker. Video and creator files sit in Fabric’s cloud drive, which streams on demand rather than filling laptops. Transcription makes spoken lines in videos and recordings searchable, so a team can find the clip where a creator mentions a product.

Clients can review through a shared link and leave threaded comments without creating an account. Reviewers can comment on PDFs and documents, and leave timestamped comments and drawings on video. Monthly reports or campaign recaps can be published as a web page, and link analytics shows when each named recipient opened it. There is more on the process in review and approval.

On Team plans, self-writing docs keep a page for each client from meetings, Slack and the workspace, covering decisions, deliverables and open items. That helps when account staff change during a long retainer.

Link analytics is included on Pro and Team plans, and self-writing docs on Team plans. See plans for teams.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best social media agency in Singapore?

It depends on the brief. On 2026 recognition, TBWA\Singapore won Gold for Social Media Marketing Agency of the Year at Marketing-Interactive’s awards, with We Are Social at Silver and VaynerMedia APAC at Bronze. For influencer work, Hepmil Media Group and Gloo were both placed in the Influencer category.

What is the difference between a social media agency and an influencer agency?

A social media agency usually plans and runs a brand’s own channels, from strategy to community management. An influencer agency casts and manages creators who post on their own channels. In Singapore many firms do both, and companies such as Hepmil and Gushcloud also manage their own creators.

Which Singapore agencies handle Xiaohongshu?

Hashmeta describes itself as an authorised Xiaohongshu cross-border marketing agency, covering account setup, localised content, ads and KOL management. Ask other agencies for Xiaohongshu case studies before briefing them.

Can one Singapore agency run social across Southeast Asia?

Several can. Hepmil’s creator network covers six Southeast Asian markets, Mutant has offices in four other countries in the region, and AnyMind and Gushcloud run teams across Southeast Asia. Check which markets are run in-house and which go to partners.

Where can I find Singapore agencies for paid and search work?

Social agencies often work alongside performance specialists. Our list of marketing agencies in Singapore covers search, paid media and e-commerce firms, and the creative agencies list covers integrated idea shops such as TBWA\Singapore.

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