AI Marketing Agencies

An AI marketing agency uses artificial intelligence to plan, produce, run or measure your marketing, from AI-assisted ads and content to getting your brand cited by ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity. Below are 22 AI marketing agencies we checked one by one on their own websites in October 2026, with what each one actually offers, where it is based and who it suits. 16 already have a free listing on Digital Marketing Supermarket.

Last updated 29 October 2026

1. NoGood

Based: New York, Miami, Dubai · Best for: AI and SaaS brands that want one AI-native growth team

Calls itself an “AI-native growth marketing agency” and builds squads that combine paid, organic, creative, AEO and analytics. It says every client gets an executive dashboard and an AI agent to check data and monitor its work. It also markets to AI companies through a dedicated AI marketing practice.

Read the NoGood listing · Source: NoGood’s AI marketing agency page

2. Single Grain

Based: Miami (registered address) · Best for: Revenue-focused teams that want AI agents run inside their marketing

Says it runs “AEO, SEO, paid media, creative, content, and managed revenue agents inside your marketing operation”. It offers a free AI visibility audit. Founder Eric Siu also hosts the Marketing School podcast.

Not listed on DMS yet · Source: Single Grain’s homepage

3. NinjaPromo

Based: Remote team; offices in London, Dubai and Singapore · Best for: Brands that want full-service AI marketing on a monthly subscription

Its AI marketing service says “AI systems handle targeting, bidding, and creative testing” across ad platforms, with AI-supported content, design and CRO. It reports 300+ specialists and publishes its prices: from $4,000 a month for 40 hours.

Read the NinjaPromo listing · Source: NinjaPromo’s AI marketing page

4. TAIMA (The AI Marketing Agency)

Based: London (Hammersmith) · Best for: Smaller businesses that want a human-led, AI-assisted agency

Describes itself as a “full-service AI marketing agency” that combines “human creativity with artificial intelligence”. Services include AI-enhanced website design, content, ad management, chatbots, social media and generative engine optimisation. It is a small team with a Hammersmith office.

Read the TAIMA listing · Source: TAIMA’s website

5. WebFX

Based: Harrisburg (PA), plus Tampa, Houston, San Francisco and Ann Arbor · Best for: Mid-market firms that want AI visibility tracking alongside SEO and PPC

Combines its services with RevenueCloudFX, a platform it says uses “AI-powered intelligence” to surface opportunities and track AI visibility. It sells GEO and LLM optimisation and says “AI insights are used to prioritize optimizations, not replace strategy or execution.”

Read the WebFX listing · Source: WebFX’s homepage

6. SmartSites

Based: Paramus, New Jersey · Best for: Small businesses and ecommerce brands that want to show up in AI answers

Offers SEO to “rank on Google and in AI answers from ChatGPT, Gemini and AI Overviews”. It says its client hub reports visits from ChatGPT and other AI assistants as their own channel.

Read the SmartSites listing · Source: SmartSites’ homepage

7. DEPT®

Based: Global: 30+ offices on 5 continents · Best for: Large brands planning company-wide AI transformation

Its AI Transformation practice covers AI strategy and leadership, data infrastructure, AI-driven customer experiences, “AI-powered content & media” and workflow redesign. It also sells DEPTIFY, an agentic orchestration layer. It reports 4,000+ staff.

Read the DEPT® listing · Source: DEPT’s AI Transformation page

8. Jellyfish

Based: Global (offices in Europe, North America and Asia) · Best for: Enterprise advertisers that need AI creative and media planning at scale

Says it combines “media, creative, and data with the power of Generative AI”. Its AI Studios use the Pencil platform, which Jellyfish says delivers assets 55% faster, and its Now Next Soon tool runs AI simulations of media plans. (DMS’s existing “Jellyfish.tech” listing is a different company.)

Not listed on DMS yet · Source: Jellyfish’s homepage

9. Brainlabs

Based: Global: hubs on 5 continents · Best for: Performance advertisers that want an agentic, test-driven media agency

Calls itself “the most agentic media agency”. It says its agents run on Cortex AI, drawing on more than 2,500 logged experiments, and it sells an AI Visibility service for LLMs and search. Founded in 2012 by ex-Googler Dan Gilbert, it reports 1,000+ staff.

Not listed on DMS yet · Source: Brainlabs’ about page

10. Superside

Based: Fully remote · Best for: In-house creative teams that need AI-assisted design and video at volume

Describes itself as an “AI-powered creative service” that pairs vetted global creatives with AI tools and custom brand models. Pricing is a subscription; its Dedicated plan starts at $30,000 a month on a 12-month term, plus a $1,000 monthly software fee.

Not listed on DMS yet · Source: Superside’s pricing page

11. Impression

Based: Nottingham and London · Best for: UK brands that want performance marketing backed by data science

Its AI marketing page lists “Generative AI – Media, creative and scaled copywriting, and machine learning analytics” and “Predictive AI” across customer data. It says it has an AI policy and uses generative AI “as a tool rather than a go-to answer”.

Read the Impression listing · Source: Impression’s AI at Impression page

12. Hallam

Based: Nottingham and London · Best for: B2B brands that want AI search tied to brand and paid media

Runs an AI Search service that blends technical SEO, “AI conversational strategy” and digital PR, measured with its own Share of LLM benchmark. Hallam says it won a 2026 European Search Award for LLM adoption.

Read the Hallam listing · Source: Hallam’s AI Search page

13. Passion Digital

Based: London (Holborn) · Best for: UK growth brands that want search-led performance marketing with GEO

A search-led performance agency that offers GEO alongside SEO and paid media. It says it is part of Stellar, “the AI-native performance network powered by Pixis AI”.

Read the Passion Digital listing · Source: Passion Digital’s homepage

14. Directive

Based: USA · Best for: B2B and SaaS firms that want AI-assisted pipeline reporting

A B2B performance agency whose Stratos platform it describes as “AI-powered”, unifying CRM, paid media, SEO and ops data for predictive insight.

Read the Directive listing · Source: Directive’s homepage

15. Omniscient Digital

Based: Austin, New York, San Francisco, Chicago · Best for: B2B software companies that want to be recommended by LLMs

An organic growth agency that “gets B2B brands recommended across AI and search engines”. Its reporting tracks AI share of voice and citation share alongside pipeline.

Read the Omniscient Digital listing · Source: Omniscient Digital’s homepage

16. Omnius

Based: Remote-first; HQs in London and Belgrade · Best for: SaaS and fintech companies that want SEO and AI search together

A B2B SEO and GEO agency for SaaS and fintech. Its AI Search Optimization service is about “optimizing B2B websites to end up in LLM answers”, and it runs a separate SEO service for AI companies.

Read the Omnius listing · Source: Omnius’s homepage

17. iPullRank

Based: USA · Best for: Enterprises that want AI search strategy plus generative AI content operations

Founded by Mike King, it runs “GEO programs across strategy, content, technical optimization, and measurement”. A separate generative AI service builds content workflows, governance and prompts, and trains teams to use AI tools.

Read the iPullRank listing · Source: iPullRank’s generative AI service

18. Go Fish Digital

Based: Boston, Washington DC, Phoenix, Raleigh, San Diego, Jacksonville · Best for: Brands that want GEO with paid media and digital PR

Describes itself as “a generative engine optimization (GEO) and full-service digital marketing agency”. It uses its own Barracuda tools to monitor how brands appear on ChatGPT and Google AI Mode.

Read the Go Fish Digital listing · Source: Go Fish Digital’s homepage

19. Siege Media

Based: Austin, Chicago, New York, San Francisco · Best for: Content-led brands that want to earn LLM citations

Sells “full-service Generative Engine Optimization (GEO)”, including consulting, content, affiliate and digital PR. It analyses prompt and citation data to find where AI answers leave gaps.

Read the Siege Media listing · Source: Siege Media’s GEO page

20. Eskimoz

Based: Paris, Madrid, Düsseldorf, Milan, London · Best for: Brands marketing in several European countries

Calls itself “an AI-first agency”. It says its AI agents already automate SEO work from content production to competitor analysis, and it runs an AI content factory and an LLM ranking tool.

Read the Eskimoz listing · Source: Eskimoz’s homepage

21. yMedia

Based: India · Best for: Fintech, crypto and tech brands that want GEO plus PR and AI video

Positions itself as an AI marketing agency for GEO and AEO, PR and “AI-generated brand videos, avatar explainers, and animated content at scale”. It offers a free AI visibility checker and says it has served 75+ brands.

Not listed on DMS yet · Source: yMedia’s homepage

22. Kindling

Based: Australia (Kindling Tech Pty Ltd) · Best for: B2B founders who want strategists, creatives and software in one service

A new service that says “your strategist and AI-powered intelligence” decide the next marketing moves, and a creative team produces the work. Clients start with a 4–6 week Kindling Launch; pricing depends on scope, with no long-term commitment. It is too new for independent results, so treat it as one to watch.

Not listed on DMS yet · Source: Kindling’s website

AI marketing agency or GEO agency?

The two overlap, but they are not the same thing. An AI marketing agency uses AI across the whole job: ads, creative, content, data and automation. A GEO agency focuses on one outcome, which is getting your brand named and cited in AI answers. If AI search visibility is your only goal, start with our AI SEO and GEO agencies directory, with UK and USA versions.

Some teams do not need an agency at all. If you have the people and want to run AI work in-house, compare tools first: our AI marketing tools directory, the Peec AI review for AI visibility tracking, the Claude SEO review, the Notra review and our guide to the best AI marketing agents. If you would rather hire than outsource, the DMS jobs board lists current marketing roles.

How to choose an AI marketing agency

Start with the problem, not the tool. Decide whether you need more output (content, creative, ads), better decisions (data and prediction) or more visibility in AI answers. Then shortlist two or three agencies from the matching group above and ask each the same questions.

Questions to ask before you sign

• Which parts does AI do, and which do people check? You want a clear answer, such as “AI drafts, a senior editor approves”.
• Which AI tools do you use, and who owns the outputs? Ask about prompts, brand models, creative files and any data you hand over.
• How do you measure AI search visibility? Ask which AI engines and which prompts they track, how often, and with what tool.
• Can you show results in our sector? Look for named case studies with dates and numbers, not just logos.
• How do you handle personal data? In the UK, the agency should be able to explain how its AI use fits the ICO’s guidance on AI and data protection.
• What happens if results are slow? NoGood, for example, says on its homepage that organic channels typically need three to six months. Agree review points before you start.

Typical pricing models

There is little public pricing data for AI marketing as its own service, so the best guide is how agencies price SEO and growth work, which is how most of them sell AI services too:

• Monthly retainer. The most common model. In Ahrefs’ poll of 439 SEO providers, 78.2% charged a monthly retainer, and agencies averaged up to $3,209 a month (an upper-bound estimate).
• Project fees and hourly rates. In the same poll, 48.9% charged per project and 34.8% by the hour. Audits and AI visibility reports are often sold as one-off projects.
• Subscriptions and hour bundles. NinjaPromo publishes its prices: 40 hours a month for $4,000, falling to $80 an hour at 160 hours.
• Enterprise creative subscriptions. Superside’s Dedicated plan starts at $30,000 a month on a 12-month term, plus a $1,000 monthly software fee.

AI search work is increasingly bundled in. In SE Ranking’s agency pricing survey, 61% of agencies said they were considering adding optimisation for AI Overviews and other AI engines, and most of them planned to fold it into existing packages rather than charge extra.

Red flags

• Guaranteed AI rankings. Nobody controls what ChatGPT or Gemini says. Answers change with the prompt, the user and the model version.
• Mass-produced AI content with no human review. Google’s spam policies on scaled content abuse target pages made mainly to manipulate rankings, “no matter how it’s created”.
• Automated engagement. Bots that comment, like or message for you break LinkedIn’s User Agreement, which bans automated methods that drive inauthentic engagement. They can get your account restricted.
• Unchecked account access. Be wary of any agency or AI agent that wants write access to your ad accounts without an approval step.
• No named people or case studies. “AI-powered” is easy to claim. Ask who will actually work on your account.

Frequently asked questions