Instagram Marketing Agencies: 23 Firms Compared

A testimonial on BrandBurp's brand portfolio (opens in a new tab), attributed to Frenk Taekshi, a delivery manager, says BrandBurp's work produced 6.1 million likes on a Facebook page and a 120% rise in user engagement rate. The company behind it is not named in the page text, and the result is for Facebook. The testimonial card also shows an Instagram figure of 31.4k without defining the metric or period. The other proof on the pages read is for app, web and search work.

Its Instagram page describes a five-stage process (strategy, content, launch, monitoring and reporting) and the ad formats it buys. Ask first: Instagram cases with the client named.

Girl, LASH, a founder-run online shop for lash artists, received about 24 posts in its first three months with Brafton. The case reports a 25,572% rise in impressions, 572 new followers, 222 product-page views and 14 cart additions through Instagram shop tags. Boosted posts produced nearly 75% of the impressions, 95% of the engagements and 62% of the link clicks, so the result reflects paid distribution as well as content. The case was first posted in 2021.

Five options are sold: rolling account management (posts, stories, user-generated content, influencer relationships, and monthly analytics with a 30-minute review call), and separately bought posts, social listening, Reels and ad management. Prices for the Instagram service are not published on the pages read.

Codale, a Utah electrical supply company, had no revenue from social media when it hired Coalition, according to the case. Over six months Coalition reports $2,374.20 in revenue via social media and an 85.56% rise in social media sessions, alongside SEO work. The case does not name Instagram.

Coalition's Instagram page covers content and imagery, advertising recommendations, product tagging, and biweekly meetings and reports. Its pricing page (opens in a new tab) is an estimator without published rates.

John Lawrence of Permanent Marker Company is quoted on DMA's testimonials page (opens in a new tab): "We increased our Instagram followers by 178 percent and sales are up by 35 percent." The testimonial gives no period.

DMA's Instagram service covers audience research, profile optimization, content creation, organic growth, paid ads and influencer marketing. Its FAQ says it does "not use a standardized pricing model" and tailors each campaign, so ask for a written scope with the fee.

Envy, a group of apple orchards, grew its Instagram following by 30% in 12 months, according to Firebelly's case-study index. The same index says R-C Ranch, a Wagyu beef brand, grew its Instagram audience by more than 3,600% in under two years. The R-C Ranch case page (opens in a new tab) itself covers Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest from June 2021 to May 2023 and reports 68% audience growth across the three channels together.

"Social is all we do," the homepage says. In October 2026 Firebelly's social media management page (opens in a new tab) priced management at $3,000 to $10,000 a month depending on scope, with a social media manager who has more than five years of experience. Its social advertising page (opens in a new tab) says full-funnel ads start at $4,000 plus media spend.

A European social media agency hired Goodman Lantern to write 16 LinkedIn posts a month for one of its clients, according to a case posted in 2023, and the case says the work secured $30k from that single client. This is LinkedIn content evidence, not an Instagram result.

Its Instagram service covers profile setup, strategy, content planning and development, page growth analysis, monitoring and reporting, and its FAQ says the client owns the copyright to the work. Prices are not published on the pages read.

Wingstop gained 1,305 new Instagram followers and 1,247 new Twitter followers, LYFE reports, with no period or spend; the case lists advertising among the services. A Hilton case (opens in a new tab) reports a 30,740% rise in Instagram and Facebook followers across three Hilton hotel locations. Both pages were first posted in 2020.

The management pricing page (opens in a new tab) listed three plans in October 2026: $750 a month for 12 image posts on Facebook and Instagram, $1,350 for 12 vertical videos on Instagram and TikTok, and $1,550 for 20 vertical videos, with a $300 setup fee and "No Longterm Contracts". LYFE does not bill your advertising budget; ad spend is separate. Its social advertising price page (opens in a new tab) sets a three-month initial term for ad plans, after which they go month to month. An account manager monitors comments and direct messages in business hours and generally responds within 24 hours.

A Google review by Henrik Margard, shown on Savage's social media page, says the writer's company has worked with Savage "for about one year" and that its social media presence has increased. The other reviews on that page either concern websites, video and design or do not say what work was done. The homepage lists featured cases by title without figures.

The social media management service covers Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube and TikTok, with custom reels and on-location filming. In October 2026 the pricing page (opens in a new tab) sold monthly hours of work, with unused hours rolling over for three months. Every plan except the $2,500 starter requires a three-month minimum, cancellation needs 30 days' notice, and on-site filming is included within 20 miles of Fort Lauderdale.

The Go! Agency's testimonials page (opens in a new tab), first published in 2016, quotes named clients on social media management. Clint Dockery of Senior Management Advisors says the agency has managed social accounts for "many of our communities", and Megan Galane of Mountain West IRA says it "skyrocketed our social media presence". None of the testimonials names Instagram.

Account optimization, a dedicated manager, custom content, Instagram ads management, influencer outreach, brand ambassador programs, contests and monthly reporting are listed on its Instagram page. Ask first: an Instagram example from the last two years.

Ambler Industries, a landscaping company, had its Facebook, Instagram and Nextdoor accounts managed organically by Thrive. Within five months, the firm reports, new Instagram followers rose 100% and Facebook interactions 71% against the previous year, with "$0 spent on ads". Its Instagram page adds results for two clients it does not name, a building material distributor and a Mexican shoe company.

Thrive describes ad strategy, creative, A/B testing, retargeting, and video production and photography for Instagram. Prices for the Instagram service are not published on the pages read.

Peerspace, a marketplace for venues, gained 323,000 new Instagram followers "in less than 24 months" and a 2,471% rise in Instagram engagement, according to True North Social, with no starting figures. The case lists the services as Instagram, TikTok and Meta ads, and was posted in 2025.

On its homepage, Instagram marketing, Instagram advertising and DM management sit among its social services, alongside TikTok, influencer work and photography. Its FAQ mentions "competitive pricing" without a figure.

For the haircare brand Bed Head, Volume Nine reports that Instagram reach rose 1,958%, engagements 976% and saves 1,286% after the agency rebuilt its content around its audience. No period or starting figures are given. Its social media case studies (opens in a new tab) also include Vitamin World and Myron Promotional Products, and its social portfolio quotes Kayla Roofe, senior social media manager at RE/MAX.

The social media service covers strategy, content, profile optimization and social boosting, and names Facebook, Instagram and Threads among the platforms it manages. Its FAQ said in October 2026 that it charges for the individual services a company needs and that management typically runs $3,000 to $10,000 a month.

WebFX's case index lists social advertising results such as a 205% increase in social ad impressions for Mount Wachusett Community College and a 630% rise in newsletter sign-ups through social ads for Kent County Tourism Corporation. Neither entry names Instagram.

In October 2026 the Instagram page published a three-tier table covering one, up to two or up to three networks: 10, 20 or 30 posts a month, a required boosted-post spend of $100, $200 or $300, and vertical content creation for an extra $1,200 a month. The same page also offers custom pricing "starting at $3,000" a month, so ask which offer applies to your scope. The table does not state a contract length or whether the boosted spend is billed separately, and the page's text describes "up to 15 posts" a month, which differs from the table.

inBeat's Instagram page quotes Aida Ahmed, head of social media and influencer marketing at Miro, on inBeat managing and scaling Miro's influencer program. For Hurom, its case describes performance-optimized UGC creatives and reports a 65% reduction in cost per acquisition and 300% ROAS growth. The case does not name the platform.

The Instagram service offers to find, vet and work with micro-influencers, plan product placement and run sponsored direct-response collaborations. Its FAQ says it works "strictly with micro-influencers" and does not run celebrity collaborations.

Bedsure's 30-day creator campaign, built around its products in Target stores, produced 2.06 million+ views, 168% more content than planned and a 60% lower cost per view, Moburst reports in a case posted in 2026. It says the campaign helped drive a 10% increase in in-store sales. The case does not name the platform.

Its influencer service runs from planning and recruiting to managing creators and reporting weekly and monthly, and it repurposes creator content into ads. Its social media management page (opens in a new tab) names Instagram among the platforms it manages, with Reels, Stories and carousels.

Obviously's homepage (opens in a new tab) counters showed 152,562 influencer collaborations, more than 5.1 billion organic impressions and 425,634 pieces of content on October 6, 2026. These are firm-wide totals across platforms. The homepage also quotes Sara Waters, head of creator partnerships, and Evelyn Brown, associate manager of influencer relations, without naming their companies or an Instagram campaign. Its Instagram service page says always-on ambassador content and activations see a 65% engagement lift over one-off campaigns, without naming a client or period.

Its Instagram service covers creative strategy, influencer management from identification to payment, content creation, giveaways, paid amplification and gift boxes packed and shipped from its own logistics center. Ask first: Instagram campaigns for brands in your category.

Lyft's campaign for Divvy bikes and scooters in Chicago ran for under a month, according to a Ubiquitous case posted in September 2024. The agency recruited nine creators, made more than 40 pieces of content and reports 8.1 million views at a $4.31 CPM. The case does not name the platform. The homepage says Ubiquitous has activated more than 40,000 creators across TikTok, Instagram and YouTube.

Its FAQ says it specializes in "medium to enterprise sized brands" and works with any brand that meets its minimum budget, which is not stated. The FAQ also says it is recognized for TikTok influencer marketing and has run campaigns on YouTube and Instagram.

Josh Kedzuch, director of marketing at SNH Capital Partners, is quoted on Disruptive's Facebook and Instagram ads page saying that in the first week its social media expert's changes to targeting and bidding "nearly doubled the CTR". The testimonial gives no Instagram breakdown.

The service monitors campaigns weekly, optimizes ads and targeting, and uses Disruptive's internal design team for ad creative. The page reports more than $450M in annual ad spend managed across clients. Prices are not published on the pages read.

KEH Camera's paid social campaigns returned a 29x average return on ad spend, and overall ROAS including view attribution rose 75.7%, according to Inflow's case. The case was first posted in 2021 and does not name Instagram.

Inflow names placements in feeds, Stories, Reels, Explore and Shop, and a process that starts from the account's past organic and paid data. Its page says the client supplies the creative for Inflow to optimize, and that it can oversee production with an external designer when necessary. Prices are not published on the pages read.

A case featured on JumpFly's paid social page, for a retailer of custom name labels for kids, says the agency isolated the client's Facebook and Instagram campaign data to measure its Meta strategy, and reports 74% revenue growth and a 30% increase in goal conversions. No period is given. The same page shows a case for a seller of rosaries that moved from paid search to paid social and reports 696% sales growth over two years.

The paid social service describes brand lift studies as standard and real-time reporting software, and is led by a named social media director. Prices are not published on the pages read; the contact form asks for monthly ad spend.

Taktical's Instagram page presents its work for Rachel Zoe's Box of Style as an Instagram ads case. The case, posted in 2025, starts from a $30k monthly budget and a target cost per website purchase under $100, and reports a 217% increase in purchases and a 37% lower acquisition cost, without a period. Taktical's homepage says it is now a MediaMint company.

Reels, Stories, carousel and Shopping ads are covered, with a fresh set of creative assets made each month. Its FAQ says costs vary, and no prices are published on the pages read.

Web Tonic reports that Food Allergy Institute's booked consultations rose from 243 in January 2026 to 1,012 in September 2026. Separately, comparing matched twelve-month periods, it reports a 1.7% increase in Meta spend and a fall in Meta cost per landing page view from $4.56 to $3.19. The case combines Meta and Google paid media and gives no Instagram breakdown.

Web Tonic's paid social service plans and manages Facebook and Instagram campaigns, with audience planning and a creative testing plan, alongside TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn and other platforms. Prices are not published on the pages read; ask for a quote that separates agency fees from media spend.

Papa John's Pakistan hired Xcentric to build an ordering platform and run Meta and Google campaigns, according to the case. Before the work, its Instagram and TikTok promotions had no direct ordering links. For a promotion lasting more than a month, the case reports 180K+ new digital campaign reach and a 4.6% average engagement rate.

The Meta ads page offers Instagram sponsored campaigns in Stories, Reels and carousel formats, and Facebook and Instagram retargeting. Its social media management page (opens in a new tab) listed a monthly retainer range of 1,000 to 6,000 in October 2026 without stating a currency, with one to two weeks of onboarding and a typical three-month minimum contract. Ask for a quote in your currency and confirm those terms.