Best Creative Agencies in Mexico City (2026)

Introduction

Mexico City is the largest Spanish-language creative market in Latin America, and the six agencies below are independents and idea-led shops with studios in the city in 2026. They were chosen for recent work, 2025 and 2026 recognition, and the clients they hold.

Mexican agencies had a strong year at the festivals. Mexico took 47 medals at the 2026 Clio Awards, fifth among all countries, and the TopFICE 2026 study placed Mexico third in the Americas behind the US and Canada. Omnicom’s acquisition of IPG, completed at the end of 2025, retired the DDB, FCB and MullenLowe network brands, and the same TopFICE study noted independent agencies gaining ground across North America. Beer, airlines, consumer tech and entertainment brands account for much of the work on this list.

Every agency here has a verified Mexico City office or studio in 2026. The list is shorter than most in this series because we only included firms whose local office we could confirm, and it runs in no fixed order of merit. The large network offices (Ogilvy, VML, BBDO, McCann and others) sit on our advertising agencies list.

The best creative agencies in Mexico City

1. Archer Troy

Independent · Mexico City · archertroy.com

Archer Troy is a Mexican independent led by Mike Arciniega, with close to 20 years of campaigns behind it and a second office in Miami, opened in 2024. It was named Mexico’s top independent agency at El Ojo de Iberoamérica for a second year running, with 14 medals including six golds in the 2024 edition. It won a Gold at Ad Age’s Small Agency Awards in 2025 and two medals at the 2026 Clio Awards.

The client list leans towards entertainment, gaming and consumer tech. Recent work includes the Google Pixel 10 launch in Mexico with Los Polinesios and Javier Ibarreche, branded content for Sony Pictures’ Karate Kid: Legends, and a campaign on forced disappearances for the International Committee of the Red Cross. Its “Corrido of Duty” for Activision and “Address the Invisible” for Techo and Google both won Silver at the Effie Awards Latin America.

2. GUT Mexico City

Globant · Mexico City · gut.agency

GUT Mexico City is the local office of GUT, the creative network that now sits within Globant. The office was ranked fifth in Mexico on LBB’s 2024 league table of creativity, and Ricardo Casal moved from GUT Miami in 2024 to lead it as chief creative officer. GUT’s network was named a Visionary in the 2026 Gartner Magic Quadrant for global digital marketing agencies.

Recent work centres on beer and travel brands. Corona’s “Certified by the Sun”, made for the brand’s centenary, was picked by LBB as one of Latin America’s works of the year for 2025. Recent campaigns include Modelo’s “Modelito” smallest beer, shown at actual size on a large billboard, Aeroméxico’s punctuality campaign, and work for Stella Artois and Tinder.

3. Wieden+Kennedy México

Independent · Condesa · wk.com

Wieden+Kennedy opened in Mexico City in January 2023 as the network’s tenth office and its first in a Spanish-speaking market. W+K remains an independent creative network. The Mexico City office launched under executive creative director Jessica Apellaniz and managing director Pablo de Arteaga, and works from Avenida Veracruz in Condesa.

Its best-known work is for Cerveza Victoria. “A ti, ¿quién te espera?”, a hand-drawn animated film of more than four minutes built from over 2,500 painted scenes and released around Día de Muertos, was one of LBB’s Latin American works of the year for 2025 and was entered at The One Show in 2026. The office took three medals at the 2026 Clio Awards. Ford was named as a client when it opened.

4. Euphoria Creative México

Independent · Roma Norte · euphoriacreative.com

Euphoria Creative works from São Paulo and Mexico City, and formally opened its office on Avenida Álvaro Obregón in Roma Norte in 2025. The Mexico team is run by partners Daniela González (managing director) and Ana Luna (executive creative director), and began 2026 with a stated focus on cultural relevance.

Clients in Mexico include Motorola, for which it made “Lenguas Vivas” with UNESCO and Lenovo, along with DiDi, Xiaomi, Amazon Music and Hellmann’s. It also runs campaigns for HBO in Mexico and Brazil. It is a younger office than others on this list, which can suit brands that want senior partners close to the work.

5. Provoking

Independent, ICOM member · Santa Fe · provoking.com.mx

Provoking has been working in Mexico since 1983, and has belonged to ICOM, the global network of independent marketing agencies, since 2008. It is Mexico’s representative in that network and hosted ICOM’s North American regional convention in Mexico City in January 2026. Walther Möller presides over the agency and Brenda Möller is managing director.

Its offer covers brand strategy and advertising, content production, experience marketing, digital and media, with a sports division (Ssport). The ICOM link gives clients access to partner agencies in other markets, which is useful for brands running campaigns across North America from Mexico City.

6. Boxer TTL

Through-the-line specialist · Mexico City · boxerttl.com

Boxer TTL is a Mexico City agency built around brand activation, shopper marketing and digital experience, with around 14 years of operation and more than 5,000 projects behind it. It won three Clio Awards in 2026, in Creative Strategy, Creative Business Transformation and Media.

Clients include Samsung, LEGO, Porsche, Disney, Meta, Danone, Mondelez and Heineken. Its site highlights a WhatsApp Business campaign around Día de Muertos aimed at small businesses. The agency runs its own warehouse and production workshop, plus 26 operating points across Mexico, which helps on campaigns that need physical presence in stores and cities as well as an idea.

What to look for in a Mexico City creative agency

Start with the shape of the account. Mexico City agencies range from offices of global creative networks, which can connect a local campaign to work in other markets, to Mexican independents whose founders still sit in the creative reviews. Both can do award-winning work. The question is whether you need reach across countries or senior attention on one market.

Check who will run your account, by name. Senior creatives have moved often between Mexico City agencies in 2025 and 2026, and holding-company consolidation has added to that. Ask who leads the work day to day, and whether the people in the pitch will stay on it.

Ask about production. Many of the strongest Mexico City campaigns rely on local production houses and animation studios, and some agencies run in-house studios or activation teams of their own. Find out what is made inside the agency, what is partnered, and how costs for each are quoted. If you need work in both Spanish and English, or for the US Hispanic market, ask to see examples.

Finally, look at how work moves between agency and client. Campaigns here often involve several partners at once (agency, production company, post house, media agency), and files, scripts and cuts pass between all of them. An agency with a clear review process and one place where clients can find the latest version will save time over a long relationship.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best creative agency in Mexico City?

It depends on the brief. On recent recognition, Archer Troy has been named Mexico’s top independent at El Ojo de Iberoamérica, Wieden+Kennedy México’s Cerveza Victoria film was one of LBB’s Latin American works of the year for 2025, and GUT Mexico City has built a strong run of work for Corona and Modelo.

Which Mexico City agencies won at the 2026 Clio Awards?

Mexico won 47 Clio medals in 2026. Among the agencies on this list, Wieden+Kennedy México and Boxer TTL took three each, and Archer Troy and GUT took two each. LePub Mexico City, part of Publicis Groupe, led the Mexican table with 20.

Are these agencies independent?

Most are. Archer Troy, Wieden+Kennedy México, Euphoria Creative and Provoking are independent, and Provoking belongs to the ICOM network of independent agencies. GUT is part of Globant, which owns a group of creative and marketing agencies but sits outside the advertising holding companies.

What is the difference between a creative agency and an advertising agency in Mexico City?

The terms overlap. On these pages, creative agencies are independents and idea-led shops, while the large network offices that handle national advertising and media for major brands are on our list of advertising agencies in Mexico City.

Where are creative agencies based in Mexico City?

They spread across the city. Wieden+Kennedy México is in Condesa and Euphoria Creative is in Roma Norte, both popular with smaller creative teams. Larger agencies and corporate clients are often in Polanco, Granada, Lomas or Santa Fe, where Provoking has its office.

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