Best Social Media Agencies in Oslo (2026)

Introduction

Oslo’s social media scene is built around a handful of creator talent houses and social-first content agencies, most of them close to the city’s big media groups. The six agencies below were chosen for their Oslo base, their focus on social and creator work, and the clients and profiles they work with in 2026.

Several of the strongest names sit inside media companies. Max Social works from Schibsted’s building in Akersgata, Egmont People is part of the Egmont world, and Splay One belongs to the Nordic group Caybon. Regulation is a live topic: in August 2026 Kom24 reported that the authorities were tightening control of influencer advertising, after Max Social, Egmont People, Team Tomorrow and two other agencies met the Consumer Authority (Forbrukertilsynet). WPP Media’s Norwegian office also announced a push into influencer marketing in September 2025, so brands now have network media buyers competing with the specialists.

Every agency here has an Oslo office in 2026. The market is small, so this list is shorter than in larger cities, and it runs in no fixed order of merit: the right choice depends on whether you need creators, content or day-to-day channel management.

The best social media agencies in Oslo

1. Max Social

Part of Schibsted · Sentrum · maxsocial.no

Max Social describes itself as a centre for profile-based brand building. It manages and advises a roster of Norwegian creators, including August & Martin, Katarina Flatland, Jon Olsson and Pernille Døsvik, and runs influencer campaigns that match brands with a suitable profile and channel. It took the lead in 2026 on the industry’s talks with Forbrukertilsynet about influencer advertising rules.

Beyond campaigns, the agency advises brands on finding a personal voice on social media and develops products with its creators, from food and books to games and training programmes. It is a good fit when the brief starts with a well-known face.

2. Egmont People

Egmont group · Nydalen · egmontpeople.no

Egmont People is a creator and content agency with the line “Vi skaper stjerner” (we create stars). It covers strategy, production of concepts, social channels and series (TikTok included), organic and paid distribution through its own creator profiles and Egmont’s channels, and analysis with pre and post-testing.

Published cases include work for Elkjøp, Tibber and Altibox, and the agency has run youth-focused public campaigns, including government-funded work to raise election turnout. Elise Bonilla leads content.

3. Splay One

Part of Caybon · Sentrum · splayone.com

Splay One is a Nordic content agency and creator service provider focused on branded entertainment for social platforms, with an Oslo office on Haakon VIIs gate alongside its Stockholm, Copenhagen and Helsinki teams. It also runs a talent management division and its own Splay ad platform.

Recent work includes TikTok channels for Arla and Santa Maria and the Cover Sweden project for Visit Sweden. In October 2026 it received five nominations at the Swedish Content Awards. Much of the published case work is Swedish, so ask to see Norwegian campaigns.

4. Snakk Kommunikasjon

Independent · Nydalen · snakk.as

Snakk started in 2014 as Nordic Screens and is now a full-service agency built around audience insight and content for social channels. It covers channel strategy, concepts and scripts, film and photo production in its own studio, Meta and TikTok advertising, and community management. Its Simpl division handles influencer marketing, and Ramp works on communication for children, young people and parents.

Clients and projects include Bilia (for XPENG and Volvo), Foldvik Familiepark, Paleet, Wallmans, Personskadeforbundet’s Skadefri dag and Oslo kommune’s Rusken campaign. It is a sensible choice for brands that want production, paid social and creators under one roof.

5. Team Tomorrow

Independent · Frogner · teamtomorrow.no

Team Tomorrow combines creator management with strategy and commercial advice, working from Skovveien in Frogner. Its roster lists 24 profiles across food, fitness, technology and family, including Isabelle Ringnes, Ferskinger, Marie Thrane and Hanne-Lene Dahlgren.

Brands can buy campaigns across its profiles’ channels, commission content and UGC, or set up long-term partnerships. The agency also offers talks, courses and consulting. It was one of the five agencies in the 2026 meeting with Forbrukertilsynet.

6. HER Agency

Independent · Frogner · heragency.no

HER Agency is a smaller Oslo shop for organic social content, UGC, Meta advertising and SEO, with Instagram courses and consulting on the side. It was voted Social Media Agency of the Year (Årets SoMe-byrå) at the 2024 HER Awards, and its team speaks at Oslo industry events on social media trends.

Clients named on its site include Fashion Outlet Oslo, Tante Buddha, Mila Movement and Norwegian Adventure Company. Retainers start from NOK 10,000 a month, which suits local and growing brands.

What to look for in an Oslo social media agency

Decide first whether you need a talent house or a content agency. Several Oslo agencies represent their own creators, which makes casting quick but can narrow the choice to their roster. Ask whether they will recommend profiles they do not manage, and how fees are split between agency and creator.

Ask how the agency handles advertising disclosure. Norwegian rules on marking paid content are enforced by Forbrukertilsynet, and the agencies above have been part of the 2026 discussion on tighter control. A clear answer on labelling, contracts with creators and who signs off each post protects both sides. Your own legal team should still make the final call on compliance.

Look at the platform mix and the reporting. Ask which platforms the agency knows best, and expect results reported per channel as well as combined reach. Pre and post-testing, as Egmont People offers, is worth asking for on larger campaigns.

Finally, check how drafts move between agency, creator and client. A social calendar can involve dozens of short videos a month, each with its own round of comments. Agencies with one shared place for files, timestamped feedback and approvals tend to publish on schedule.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best social media agency in Oslo?

It depends on the brief. For campaigns with established creators, Max Social, Egmont People and Team Tomorrow have the largest rosters on this list. For channel management and paid social, Snakk Kommunikasjon and HER Agency are closer to the day-to-day work.

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

An influencer agency or talent house manages creators and sells campaigns on their channels. A social media agency plans, produces and runs content on a brand’s own channels. Several Oslo firms, such as Snakk with its Simpl division, do both.

What happened to Nordic Screens?

Nordic Screens was the original name of Snakk Kommunikasjon, founded in 2014. The company now runs as Snakk, with Simpl for influencer marketing and Ramp for youth communication.

Do Oslo social media agencies also make longer branded content?

Some do. Splay One and Egmont People produce series and branded entertainment, and there is a separate list of content studios in Oslo for brands that need longer formats.

How much does a social media agency in Oslo cost?

Smaller shops publish monthly retainers, such as HER Agency’s starting price of NOK 10,000 a month. Creator campaigns are usually priced per profile and deliverable, so ask for a breakdown of agency fees and creator fees.

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