Best Social Media Agencies in Copenhagen (2026)

Introduction

Copenhagen has 9 social media agencies worth a close look in 2026, ranging from social-first shops working with Saxo and Matas to influencer specialists and a Hellerup studio serving local hotels and retailers. All of them treat social or creators as the main job.

That focus narrows the field quickly. Clutch lists dozens of Copenhagen firms under social media marketing, and the first nine in its leaders matrix give social only 10 to 20 per cent of their service mix. The firms below sit at the other end of that scale. Their work reflects the local client base: Danish retail, food and shopping centres, plus international beauty and consumer brands entering the Nordics. Several now pair content with user-generated video and paid distribution on Meta and TikTok.

Each agency here showed an active Copenhagen address and signs of activity in 2026 on pages we opened. Selection rested on specialism and the clients and cases each firm publishes. The list is unranked, since the right choice depends on your brief, budget and channels.

The best social media agencies in Copenhagen

1. Social Works

Founder-led · Indre By · social-works.com

Social Works calls itself a social-first marketing agency and works from Østergade under founders Nina Shini and Kasper Iversen. Its method starts with organic content, with paid media used to amplify what has already performed, and ideas are then extended to outdoor, retail, PR and TV.

Its published work includes a 2026 social-first marketing strategy for Saxo, a Christmas gift show for Matas, the Egekilde+ launch, Dior’s “Ballroom of Dreams” event and a premiere event for Prime. Event and PR work sits alongside content and creator collaborations, which suits launches.

2. Buzzanova

Founder-led · Christianshavn · buzzanova.com

Buzzanova describes itself as a social-first agency that helps international brands enter the Nordics and Nordic brands grow abroad. Karim Stoumann is founder and CEO, and the team page lists around 20 people, including social media managers for Sweden and Norway and specialists in UGC and paid social.

Published cases cover KitchenAid, Nemlig, Segway, Ritter Sport, Fisherman’s Friend and NYX. For NYX it made five short films ahead of Copenhagen Pride in 2022, and the agency reports over 1.5 million TikTok views in three weeks of paid distribution. It also runs PR, which is useful if a market entry needs press as well as social.

3. So Social

Ownership not published · Amager · sosocial.dk

So Social is a dedicated social media agency offering content creation, account management, creator marketing, consulting and paid advertising on Meta and TikTok. Its site is kept up to date with practical guidance for 2026, including posts on Instagram growth and format choice.

Shopping centres are a clear strength. The agency reports taking Field’s from 3,000 to 95,000 followers and building Bruuns Galleri to 24,000 TikTok followers in six months, against a goal of 15,000 in twelve. Skincare brands Smuuk Skin and Scandinavian Skin Lab also appear as paid advertising cases. These are the agency’s own figures, so ask to see the underlying reporting.

4. WeThink Social

Sister agency of WeThink Nordic · Indre By · wethinksocial.dk

WeThink Social grew out of the creative agency WeThink Nordic, which dates from 2013, and the two share offices on Vimmelskaftet. It covers strategy, content, community management, organic and paid social, and reporting. The group also has an office in Nuuk and belongs to the CommUnity International agency network.

Its cases include Silk’n, Dansk Metal and SEB’s EuroBonus programme, and its client logos lean towards healthcare and B2B technology, including Astellas, Boston Scientific, Convatec and Huawei. That makes it a sensible option for regulated or technical categories. Some published cases are a few years old, so ask for recent examples.

5. Homey Media

Partner-led · Nordvest · homeymedia.dk

Homey Media started in Holbæk in 2018 helping smaller businesses on social media, and has since moved to an office on Svanevej in Copenhagen. It now offers social media management, video production and UGC sourced from creators, summed up in its line about content that works and paid media that scales.

Clients named on its site include Wolt, Elgiganten, Starbucks, 7-Eleven and Toyota. For Wolt it worked as a fixed content partner on a monthly subscription, and in August and September 2023 the work extended to outdoor placements on Copenhagen metro stations and buses.

6. Inmix

Founder-led · Nordvest · inmix.dk

Inmix was established in early 2018 and specialises in influencer marketing and UGC, covering micro and macro creators, content and paid advertising. Frederik Nikolai Kruchov, Mads Ulrik Svendsen and Julius Sigurd Heilmann are its co-founders, and the team page lists 12 people.

Client logos on its site include Netto, Tivoli, OSRAM and Disney. Since 2024 it has worked with Sheer, an influencer marketing platform where clients can approve content and follow results live, either self-serve or with Inmix running the campaign. Ask which setup a quote assumes.

7. AA Agency

Founder-led · Indre By · aainfluence.com

AA Agency is an influencer marketing specialist founded in 2019 by Anton Bendtsen and Andreas Spange. It handles campaigns from concept to reporting and says it checks content quality itself before anything is published.

Its cases include a three-month branding campaign for Zalando, 45 influencer posts over three months for Sif Jakobs, a new-user campaign for Molly and a Black Week campaign for Desenio. The cases page was last updated in 2024, so request more recent results.

8. CPC Social

Partner-led · Nordvest · cpcsocial.dk

CPC Social is a digital marketing agency focused on social media, with paid advertising at its centre alongside strategy, content, account audits and workshops. It is a Meta Business Partner and is listed in TikTok’s Agency Advantage Program. Christian Strandberg, Christian Rosenbech and Jakob Tobias Nielsen are partners.

It publishes results for FDM (cost per acquisition down 40%), Zleep Hotels (down 55%) and Bedre Psykiatri (price per lead down 42%). It also has an NGO marketing service, which makes it a natural call for charities and member organisations running paid social.

9. NORD Social

Founder-led · Hellerup · nordsocial.dk

NORD Social is a full-service social media agency for small and medium-sized businesses, run by mother and daughter Rina Mardahl and Naya Meulengracht with a team of social media managers, a graphic designer and an influencer. Packages start at DKK 8,500 excluding VAT and include strategy, content, editing and a monthly insight report.

Its client list is local and hospitality-heavy: Hôtel de Ville, Hages Badehotel, Gilleleje Badehotel, Go Hotels, Meny and CeriX Privathospital among them. It suits a business that wants its channels run for a published price.

What to look for in a Copenhagen social media agency

Start by checking how much of the firm’s work is social. Plenty of Copenhagen digital and PR agencies list social as a service, and that can be enough if it supports a wider programme. A specialist is the better fit when channels and creators are the main brief. Published cases are a quick test, particularly how recent they are.

Decide where the weight should sit between organic, creators and paid. Social Works starts with organic content, CPC Social with paid performance, and Inmix and AA Agency with influencers. Ask for reporting from a comparable account, and agree which measures matter before work starts. Follower counts and view totals say little on their own.

For influencer work, ask how creators are chosen, who owns usage rights and how paid partnerships are disclosed. Any compliance question should go to your own legal team, as the agency’s process does not settle it for you. Also ask about market coverage if you need Sweden or Norway, since some Copenhagen shops keep local managers and others subcontract.

Social work produces a high volume of short deliverables, so the review process matters more than it first appears. Ask where raw footage and drafts live, how clients comment on a cut, and how approvals are recorded. A month of content moving through email threads is hard to audit once a post goes out with the wrong version of a caption.

How Fabric helps social media agency teams

Fabric gives a social media agency one workspace for files, client feedback and team knowledge, with AI search across all of it. The setup for social content teams suits firms running several accounts: briefs, raw footage, creator deliverables and call notes for each client kept together.

Monthly content calendars fit Kanban, where any folder becomes a board whose cards are the files themselves. A team can move a video from edit to client review to approved without keeping a separate tracker in step.

Footage and creator uploads sit in the cloud drive, which streams files on demand and takes no local disk space. Search works by meaning across documents, images and connected apps, and transcription makes spoken lines in uploaded video searchable, with results that jump to the timestamp. That helps when a client asks for the clip where a creator mentioned a particular product.

Feedback runs through sharing. Share a file or folder with the client as a commenter, using a link that works without sign-up, and they can leave timestamped comments on video and audio, add a drawing on a video frame, or draw on an image and attach a comment. The team marks each comment completed, so a feedback round works like a checklist. When the work is signed off, creator guidelines or a campaign report can be published as a web page, which is view-only.

On Team plans, self-writing docs maintain a page for each client from meetings, Slack and the workspace, covering decisions, deliverables and open items.

Self-writing docs are included on Team plans, from $125/month. See plans for teams.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best social media agency in Copenhagen?

There is no single answer, as it depends on the brief. Social Works and Buzzanova are the clearest social-first options for brand work, Inmix and AA Agency focus on influencers, CPC Social leads with paid social, and NORD Social serves smaller local businesses.

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

A social media agency usually runs a brand’s own channels, including content, community and often paid. An influencer agency matches brands with creators and manages those campaigns. Several firms on this list do both, and So Social, Buzzanova and Social Works all offer creator work alongside channel management.

How much does a social media agency in Copenhagen cost?

Few agencies publish prices, so expect to request a quote. NORD Social is one exception, with packages from DKK 8,500 excluding VAT. Check whether a quote includes production and creator fees, and whether media spend is separate.

Should I hire a social media agency or a marketing agency?

Choose a social specialist if channels, creators or short-form video are the main brief. If social is one part of a programme that also covers search, email and conversion, a full-funnel firm may suit better, and our list of marketing agencies in Copenhagen covers those.

How do clients usually approve social content with an agency?

It varies by agency, so ask at the start. Some use a dedicated tool: Inmix clients can approve content in the Sheer platform. Others work through shared folders, where the client comments directly on each video or image and the team marks comments as they are resolved.

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