Best Social Media Agencies in Warsaw (2026)

Introduction

Warsaw is where most of Poland’s social media budgets are planned and spent, and the seven agencies below are the social-first, influencer and community specialists we could verify with an active Warsaw office in 2026. They were chosen for recent work, awards where they have them, and the brands they look after.

The city’s client base shapes the work. Banks, telecoms, retailers and FMCG brands such as PKO Bank Polski, Lidl Polska, Maspex and Orange Polska all run large always-on social programmes, and many of them moved serious money into TikTok and creator content over the last few years. IAB Polska puts social media advertising spend in Poland at 1.87 billion PLN for 2025, up 11.9% on the year before. Several of the specialists now sit inside larger groups: Labcon belongs to Group One, Social Lama to Good One Group, and Tigers to 22Ventures.

Every agency here showed a Warsaw office or studio on a page we checked in 2026. The list is unranked, since the right partner depends on your platforms, your audience and how much of the work you want to keep in-house.

The best social media agencies in Warsaw

1. SpaceCat

Independent · Śródmieście · spacecat.pl

SpaceCat (Space Cat Industries) is a social-first agency on Marszałkowska that makes content for TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and LinkedIn, and runs influencer campaigns through its own creator network. It is best known for bringing brands onto TikTok. Its launch of Lidl Polska on the platform won a KTR bronze in Entertainment, it has won TikTok Ad Awards in the Greatest Creative category for Maspex and Lidl, and its “Tak się warzywa je!” work for Łowicz took a silver Effie in the Food category.

Other clients include Danone, Coca-Cola, Xiaomi, SkyShowtime, T-Mobile and OLX. Recent projects include Maspex’s FoodTok channel @Uwielbiam.pl, New Balance’s “Grey Day” campaign and work around Fortnite Chapter 4. The agency leans towards Gen Z audiences and gaming culture, so it suits brands that want a native TikTok voice more than a corporate one.

2. Social Lama

Part of Good One Group · Wola · sociallama.pl

Social Lama is a social media agency founded by Kamil Mazuruk, with its Warsaw office on Płocka and a second office in Wrocław. It covers strategy, content, ad campaigns, creative and video, audits and influencer marketing across Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, Pinterest, X and YouTube. The team holds DIMAQ Professional and Meta certifications.

Its client list mixes consumer and B2B brands: ASUS, Burger King, DPD, ENGIE, FM Logistic, Medicover, POLOmarket and Julius Meinl. For Pracuj.pl it built a branded AR filter and a TikTok campaign that the agency reports reached 95.4 million views, and it has run iRobot’s channels for more than a year. It is a sensible fit for brands that need steady monthly channel management alongside occasional campaigns.

3. Tigers

Part of 22Ventures · Wola · tigers.pl

Tigers is a digital marketing agency founded by Franciszek Bazyli Georgiew, based in the Q22 tower on al. Jana Pawła II with a second office in Kraków. Social sits at the centre of its offer: channel management and influencer marketing under its strategy and communication practice, social ads under performance, and an in-house video studio. Sister companies in the 22Ventures group include 22 Content and 22 Community, and the agency has merged with Get Noticed.

Clients include Motorola, Oriflame, DHL, Dyson, Medicover, Lotto, Acer, Empik and Wirtualna Polska. Its Motorola work includes the PowerLovers programme and a TikTok account that grew to 100,000 followers in under a year. With a team of more than 100, Tigers is one of the larger independent options, and it has a strong record on LinkedIn and Meta for B2B clients.

4. DDOB

Independent · Śródmieście · ddob.pl

DDOB is one of Poland’s longest-running influencer marketing agencies, with more than a decade of work and over 6,000 projects for more than 150 brands in FMCG, beauty, fashion and technology. It also runs its own media channels, which reach about 1.6 million followers, mostly Gen Z and millennials. In 2025 it won an Effie in the Relaunch & Defend category for Lubella’s “Gotuj w domu jak w restauracji” and a PR Wings award for pro bono work with the Młode Głowy foundation.

Case studies include Auchan’s TikTok channel, Leroy Merlin’s “Szkoła Remontu” series on TikTok and campaigns for DAX Cosmetics and Desperados. DDOB suits brands that want creator campaigns with a reach base already in place, since its own channels can sit alongside paid creator work.

5. Tears of Joy

Independent · Praga-Północ · tearsofjoy.pl

Tears of Joy works from Białostocka in Praga and combines digital and social work with video, activations and offline. Its award tally includes a Cannes Lion, two Effies, eight KTR awards, a TikTok Ad Award and an IAB Mixx award.

Featured clients include Pizza Hut, Hebe and PKO Bank Polski, each handled across digital, creative and strategy. It is broader than a pure social shop, which helps when a social idea needs to run into events or ambient work as well.

6. Labcon

Part of Group One · Ochota · labcon.pl

Labcon describes itself as an activation agency and covers influencer marketing, social media, PR, events and AI content production. It works from Group One’s building on Al. Jerozolimskie, alongside sister agencies GONG and Change Serviceplan. In 2026 it took on PR for PsiBufet, refreshed the BLAST brand and worked with Value Media and Salestube on the launch of Orange’s “Cyfrowa Firma”.

Recent projects include a local brand activation for NYX, a 360° campaign for Captain Jack, a fully AI-produced video mini-campaign for Media Expert and a lottery campaign for Foxy. Being inside Group One gives it easy access to media buying and production, which is worth asking about if you want one team to handle creators, paid media and PR.

7. Content Hero

Part of BPMedia.pro · Śródmieście · contenthero.pl

Content Hero is a small social media agency on Nowy Świat led by CEO Bartosz Paczyński. It handles strategy, content creation, profile management, community moderation, AI-supported ad campaigns and monthly reporting, and works in several languages for clients in Poland, Europe and the Americas.

Its focus is smaller businesses: law firms, hotels, restaurants and local brands. Pricing starts at 500 PLN net a month, with no minimum term and one month’s notice, which makes it one of the easier agencies in the city to trial. The site names no clients, so ask for references in your sector before signing.

What to look for in a Warsaw social media agency

Start with platform fit. Some Warsaw agencies built their reputation on TikTok and Gen Z audiences, while others are strongest on LinkedIn and Meta for B2B or financial clients. Ask to see accounts they run today on the platforms you care about, with the numbers, and check whether the people who made that work will be on your account.

For influencer work, ask how creators are selected, contracted and paid, and how sponsored posts are labelled. Poland’s competition and consumer authority, UOKiK, has published guidance on marking advertising content by influencers, and a good agency will build that into every brief and approval. It is also fair to ask whether the agency owns creator channels or a talent network, since that can affect which creators it puts forward.

Clarify the community management model. Many Polish brands need moderation in Polish and other languages, sometimes outside office hours, and response times should be agreed in writing. Monthly reporting should tie back to the goals set at the start, whether that is sales, applications or brand search.

Finally, look at how drafts and approvals move. Social teams produce a large volume of short videos, captions and story frames each month, and approval rounds can stall in chat threads and email. An agency with one shared place for the content calendar, the latest cuts and client comments will spend less time chasing sign-off and more time posting.

How Fabric helps social media agency teams

Fabric gives a social team one workspace for raw footage, edits, captions, briefs and client feedback, with AI search across all of it. The social media agency setup is built around high-volume content work, with a space per client for brand assets, the calendar and approved posts.

Short-form video adds up quickly. Fabric’s cloud drive streams files on demand, so they take no local disk space, and heavy video files open without a full download. Uploaded audio and video are transcribed and searchable, so a team can find the creator clip where a product is mentioned and jump to that timestamp. Similar search surfaces related images and frames by composition, colour and subject when building a new grid or moodboard.

For approvals, share a folder of drafts with the client as a commenter. Shared links work without sign-up, and annotations let the client leave timestamped comments on video and audio, draw on a video frame or an image and attach a comment to the drawing, or highlight text in a caption document. The team marks each comment completed as it is dealt with, so the feedback works like a checklist. Any folder can also become a Kanban board whose cards are the files themselves, which suits a content pipeline running from idea to scheduled post.

Monthly reports and campaign recaps can be published as a web page, which is view-only, and sent with link analytics to see when each named recipient opened them. On Team plans, self-writing docs keep a page for each client from meetings, Slack and the workspace, covering decisions, deliverables and open items.

Password protection and link analytics are 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 Warsaw?

It depends on the platforms and audience. On recent recognition, SpaceCat has KTR, Effie and TikTok Ad Awards wins for Lidl, Maspex and Łowicz, DDOB won an Effie in 2025 for Lubella, and Tears of Joy lists a Cannes Lion and eight KTR awards.

Which Warsaw agencies specialise in TikTok?

SpaceCat built much of its reputation on TikTok, including Lidl Polska’s launch on the platform. Tigers, Social Lama and DDOB also run TikTok channels for clients such as Motorola, Pracuj.pl, Auchan and Leroy Merlin.

How much does a social media agency in Warsaw cost?

Fees vary widely with scope. Small retainers start at around 500 PLN net a month at agencies such as Content Hero, while multi-platform programmes with video production, influencer budgets and paid social cost many times that. Ask for a fixed scope of posts, videos and reporting before comparing quotes.

Should I hire a social agency or a content studio?

A social agency plans channels, posts, moderates and reports, and usually produces lighter content itself. If you mainly need a steady supply of shot and edited video, a production-led studio may fit better; see our list of content studios in Warsaw.

How do Warsaw agencies handle influencer disclosure?

Most follow UOKiK’s guidance on labelling advertising content by influencers. Ask the agency to show how disclosure is written into creator contracts and checked before a post goes live.

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