What you’ll learn
- What the ten run and what they charge, side by side
- How we vetted this list, and why we’re not ranked
- The 10 social media agencies, A to Z: what they run and what they charge
- What social media should cost in Singapore
- Metrics that actually matter for a Singapore social media campaign
- Red flags when you shortlist a social media agency
These are the ten social marketing agencies Singapore’s own best-agency lists name most often, with what each runs and what it charges, read from their own sites on 2 November 2026. Only four of the ten publish a price, starting at about $2,000 to $3,200 a month.
We run social media for clients too, so you’ll find us once, at the end, marked “this is us” and not ranked.
What the ten run and what they charge, side by side
Here’s each agency’s lowest published price and its Google rating on 2 November 2026. The second column shows how many of the nine lists name it.
| Agency | Lists naming it (of 9) | Lowest published price | Google rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2Stallions | 6 | Not published | 5.0 (9 reviews) |
| Brew Interactive | 4 | $10,000 for 3 months, TikTok | 4.9 (29 reviews) |
| Construct Digital | 3 | Not published | 4.5 (11 reviews) |
| Hashmeta | 5 | Starting at $3,000 a month | 4.9 (76 reviews) |
| Heroes of Digital | 3 | Not published | 4.6 (83 reviews) |
| Impossible Marketing | 3 | Not published | 4.9 (208 reviews) |
| KPI Media | 4 | $2,000 a month, ads only | 5.0 (9 reviews) |
| NinjaPromo | 3 | $3,200 a month, 40 hours | 4.6 (9 reviews) |
| OOm | 5 | Not published | 4.8 (309 reviews) |
| We Are Social | 3 | Not published | 4.2 (5 reviews) |
We’ve copied each price the way the agency’s site prints it, which mostly means a “$” with no currency. Ad spend is on top of any fee here.
How we vetted this list, and why we’re not ranked
We read 9 lists of the best social media agencies in Singapore on 2 November 2026, from the ones that rank on Google Singapore for “best social media agency singapore” and the ones that draw Singapore visits by DataForSEO’s estimate. One of them names only its own publisher, which works from Chennai, so it adds nothing to any count here.
We counted how many of those nine lists name each agency and kept the ten named most often. Ties went to the agency with more Google reviews. We left out directories, one-person freelancers and ourselves.
Two of the nine lists are written by agencies that made this ten: KPI Media and OOm. Each names itself, and we counted that like any other mention.
Then we read each agency’s own social media and price pages on the same day, and took ratings and review counts from Google Maps. Nobody paid to be here, we didn’t score anyone, and the entries run A to Z.
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2Stallions
2stallions.com is at 150 Beach Road, in The Gateway West. It runs everyday posts, stories and reels, and paid social ads, on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn, and it does influencer marketing through a partner, Partipost.
- Price: it doesn’t publish a fee. It recommends a minimum ad budget of SGD$2,000 a month, separate from its management fee.
- Google shows 5.0 stars from 9 reviews, and 6 of the 9 lists name it.
- Read on 2 November 2026 at 2stallions.com/service/social-media-marketing and 2stallions.com/service/social-media-advertising.
Brew Interactive
brewinteractive.com is at 111 North Bridge Road and was founded in 2009. It plans monthly content calendars, makes graphics, carousels and social video, manages comments and reviews, and runs TikTok and Facebook ads.
- Price: it prints fixed grant packages. Four months of content and ads on one platform cost $11,000, and three months of TikTok videos and ads $10,000, each before a government subsidy of $5,000 and before ad spend.
- Google shows 4.9 stars from 29 reviews, and 4 of the 9 lists name it.
- Read on 2 November 2026 at brewinteractive.com/social-media-marketing and its packages page, linked in the sources.
Construct Digital
constructdigital.com is at 114 Lavender Street, in CT Hub 2, and works with enterprise B2B clients in tech, finance, government and education. It audits channels and competitors, writes a social playbook, makes static, animated and short video content, and manages the community each day.
- Price: no figure on its social media page.
- Google shows 4.5 stars from 11 reviews, and 3 of the 9 lists name it.
- Read on 2 November 2026 at constructdigital.com/services/social-media.
Hashmeta
hashmeta.com is at 30A Kallang Place and was founded in 2012. It runs a monthly social media retainer with post design and content, ads as an add-on, campaigns and contests, influencer sourcing, and Xiaohongshu marketing.
- Price: its retainer is “Starting at $3,000”, with tiers of 12, 20 and more than 30 posts a month. The same page says a typical client invests between $1000 and $5000 per month on an annual agreement.
- Google shows 4.9 stars from 76 reviews, and 5 of the 9 lists name it.
- Read on 2 November 2026 at hashmeta.com/capabilities/social-media-marketing/social-media-management.
Heroes of Digital
heroesofdigital.com is at 1008 Toa Payoh North and says it has more than 100 specialists across Singapore, Malaysia and the Philippines. Its social work is paid: Meta and TikTok ads with creative testing, Pixel and Conversions API tracking, and landing pages.
- Price: it doesn’t publish one.
- Google shows 4.6 stars from 83 reviews, and 3 of the 9 lists name it.
- Read on 2 November 2026 at heroesofdigital.com/services/meta-ads-singapore and heroesofdigital.com/services/tiktok-ads-singapore.
Impossible Marketing
impossible.sg was established in 2012 and works out of 14A Yan Kit Road. It starts with a social media audit, then runs a monthly content calendar, posts images, carousels, videos and stories, reports each month, and runs Meta ads, TikTok ads and influencer marketing.
- Price: no figure on its social media page.
- Google shows 4.9 stars from 208 reviews, and 3 of the 9 lists name it.
- Read on 2 November 2026 at impossible.sg/our-services/social-media-management.
KPI Media
kpimedia.co is at 68 Circular Road. It’s an ads shop more than a posting team: Meta creative testing, targeting and funnels, conversion tracking, TikTok ads and LinkedIn ads, with graphic ad design as an add-on.
- Price: a monthly fee of $2,000 at a $5k to $10k ad budget, rising to $5,500 at $35k to $50k. Unlimited graphic ads add $1500 a month, and video ads $2500. It says it has no minimum contract.
- Google shows 5.0 stars from 9 reviews. Four of the 9 lists name it, and one of those is its own.
- Read on 2 November 2026 at kpimedia.co/pricing.
NinjaPromo
ninjapromo.io lists 3 Coleman Street as its Singapore address and asks for a 3-month minimum. It runs social strategy, content production, community management, influencer partnerships, monthly reports and paid social.
- Price: Starter buys 40 hours a month and Growth 80. We read the price page twice that day and it showed Starter at $3,200 and then $4,000, and Growth at $5,600 and then $7,200, so get a written quote.
- Google shows 4.6 stars from 9 reviews, and 3 of the 9 lists name it.
- Read on 2 November 2026 at ninjapromo.io/services/social-media and ninjapromo.io/pricing.
OOm
oom.com.sg is at 1 Grange Road, in the Orchard Building, and says it has been in the Singapore market since 2006. It manages Facebook and Instagram pages, makes 2D motion graphic videos and ad creatives, and runs paid social with Pixel tracking and retargeting.
- Price: it doesn’t publish one.
- Google shows 4.8 stars from 309 reviews. Five of the 9 lists name it, and one of those is its own.
- Read on 2 November 2026 at oom.com.sg/social-media-management and oom.com.sg/paid-social.
We Are Social
wearesocial.com/sg is at 16 Collyer Quay and belongs to a global agency of 1,200 people. It sells social strategy, social-first creative and production, creator partnerships, paid media and reputation work.
- Price: it doesn’t publish one.
- Google shows 4.2 stars from 5 reviews, and 3 of the 9 lists name it.
- Read on 2 November 2026 at wearesocial.com/sg/services.
D’Marketing Agency (this is us)
digitalmarketingagency.sg is at 1 Tampines North Drive 1, in T-Space, and we’ve been doing this for 20 years. Our social media team writes the captions, makes the graphics, posts and sends a monthly report.
- Price: Lite S$500 for up to 4 posts a month, Bronze S$1,000 for up to 8, Silver S$1,500 for up to 12, and Gold S$2,000 for up to 20, on an annual plan. Month to month, it’s S$714 to S$2,857. Annual plans are paid up front, with no refund after 14 days.
- Facebook and Instagram are included, and TikTok or LinkedIn adds $50 to $150 a month. Silver and Gold include boosting posts.
- Google shows 4.9 from 79 Google reviews, and 1 of the 9 lists names us.
- Read on 2 November 2026 at digitalmarketingagency.sg/pricing/social-media/social-media-management.
What social media should cost in Singapore
A first agency usually costs an SME S$1,500 to S$3,500 a month, according to the two lists that print price bands. These are Papercut’s monthly bands for social media management, read on 2 November 2026.
| Who runs it | Per month (SGD) |
|---|---|
| Freelancer or junior | 600 to 1,500 |
| Specialist boutique | 1,500 to 3,500 |
| Full-service agency | 2,000 to 4,500 |
| Network or international | 4,000 to 10,000 |
Best Marketing’s bands come out close: $500 to $1,500 for organic posts only, $1,500 to $3,000 for posts plus ads, and $3,000 to $6,000 for strategy-led work across channels. It budgets ad spend separately, at $1,000 to $5,000 a month or more.
Our own plans sit at S$500 to S$2,000 a month, the low end of those bands, and they cover posts and graphics, with ads on a separate plan.
The Productivity Solutions Grant ended on 29 September 2026, so don’t plan your budget on any package still built around it.
Metrics that actually matter for a Singapore social media campaign
Likes are easy to report and hard to bank. Ask for these each month instead.
- Enquiries and sales from social, tracked to the post or ad that brought them.
- What each lead costs, if you’re running ads.
- Saves, shares and comments from people who could actually buy.
- Reach among people in Singapore, if that’s where you sell.
- Which posts worked, and what changes next month because of it.
Red flags when you shortlist a social media agency
- Reports that only show followers and likes.
- Admin access to your own pages or ad account kept from you.
- A promise of huge reach in the first month.
- A flat number of posts, with no plan for what they’re meant to do.
- An agency whose own social pages look neglected.
How to choose the right social media agency for your SME: a practical checklist
- Decide what you want: posts that keep you visible, ads that bring enquiries, or both. Several agencies here are ads shops, and others mostly post.
- Cross off anyone outside your budget, and ask the six that publish no price for a figure in your first email.
- Check who makes the content, and how many posts, reels and revisions the fee covers.
- Check the platforms. TikTok, LinkedIn or Xiaohongshu may cost extra.
- Read the Google reviews themselves. A 5.0 from 9 reviews tells you less than a 4.8 from 309.
- Ask for the minimum term, the notice period and a sample monthly report.
Questions Singapore businesses ask about social media agencies
Which is the best social media agency in Singapore?
That depends on your budget and on whether you want posts, ads or both, so no list can settle it for you. Across the nine lists we read, 2Stallions was named most often (6 times), followed by OOm and Hashmeta on 5 each.
How much does a social media agency cost in Singapore?
Usually S$1,500 to S$3,500 a month at a boutique or S$2,000 to S$4,500 at a full-service agency, with ad spend on top. Published fees among the ten start at about $2,000 to $3,200 a month.
What do social marketing agencies do?
They plan what to post, make it, post it, answer comments and report on it. Many also run paid ads on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok, which is usually where the enquiries come from.
How long before social media brings in customers?
Ads can bring enquiries within weeks. Posts alone build slowly, so give them a few months, and ask for a report that tracks enquiries from the start.
Should we do social media in-house?
If someone on your team enjoys it and has time each week, start there. An agency makes sense when posting keeps slipping, or when you want ads run properly.
Can I still use the Productivity Solutions Grant for social media?
No. Enterprise Singapore closed it on 29 September 2026, so any list that still shows vendors for it is out of date.
Ready to see what social should actually cost you?
Whoever you pick, ask what they’ll post in month one and how you’ll see it worked. If you’d like us on your shortlist, our social media marketing page shows what we run, and the social media pricing page lists every plan and term.
Or ask us to review your social media first, free, and compare it with what the others send you.
Sources, read on 2 November 2026
- Lists we counted: kpimedia.co, firstpagedigital.sg, papercutsg.com, webtonic.io, aspireapp.com, digitalsaravanan.com, mediaonemarketing.com.sg, bestmarketing.com.sg and oom.com.sg
- 2Stallions social media: 2stallions.com/service/social-media-marketing
- Brew Interactive packages: brewinteractive.com
- Construct Digital social media: constructdigital.com/services/social-media
- Hashmeta social media management: hashmeta.com/capabilities/social-media-marketing/social-media-management
- Heroes of Digital Meta ads: heroesofdigital.com/services/meta-ads-singapore
- Impossible Marketing social media: impossible.sg/our-services/social-media-management
- KPI Media pricing: kpimedia.co/pricing
- NinjaPromo pricing: ninjapromo.io/pricing
- OOm social media: oom.com.sg/social-media-management
- We Are Social services: wearesocial.com/sg/services
- Google ratings and review counts: Google Maps, read 2 November 2026
- Productivity Solutions Grant end date: enterprisesg.gov.sg
- Our plans: digitalmarketingagency.sg/pricing/social-media/social-media-management
