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Best influencer marketing agencies in Argentina, compared.

We wrote this comparison, we are Ramped, based in Buenos Aires, and we are on the list, so read it knowing that. Every fact comes from what each agency publishes on its own site, on Clutch, on LinkedIn or in the directory named in the cell, with the source linked at the end of the page, and anything we could not find published is marked “not published” instead of guessed. What you will not find in other lists is further down: the CPMs and the cost per result we actually paid in closed campaigns in Argentina.

13agencies compared
Sep 29, 2026date every source was reviewed
US$5.29median CPM iGaming · AR and CL · 58 campaigns
US$5.53median CPM fintech · AR and MX · 19 campaigns

The 13 agencies: us first, then the rest in alphabetical order

We start with ourselves, since we wrote this comparison, and the rest go in alphabetical order, because the best agency depends on what your campaign needs and ranking them from best to worst would make no sense. A brand campaign with PR, events and creators does not need the same thing as a campaign to bring down a fintech’s cost per customer, so the table compares what for us decides whether a campaign can be measured: where each agency works from, what it says it measures and what budget it starts at. We included the agencies that declare a base or office in Argentina on their own site or on a public profile and offer influencer marketing as a service, and left out software and platforms, which are explained at the end.

AgencyWhat it isBase and marketsWhat it measures, per its sitePrice and minimum
RampedClutch: 5.0 with 5 reviews.Performance influencer marketing agency with campaigns in Argentina, Latin America, the United States and Europe.Buenos Aires. Closed campaigns in Argentina, Chile and Mexico, among other markets.Every creator posts with their own UTM link and results are reported as CPA per creator, live, in Ramped Studio.Paid per creator and per post, and each creator’s price is their measured views, in thousands, times the target CPM. Programs from US$15,000 per month; on Clutch, projects from US$25,000.
Be InfluencersClutch: no profile found.Agency that on its site presents itself as the first Latin American agency specialized in influence marketing, founded in 2014 per its LinkedIn.Buenos Aires, per its LinkedIn. Its site lists no offices or countries.Mentions “measurable results” without detailing metrics or reports on the pages we reviewed.Does not publish prices on its site.
CatchClutch: no profile found.Communication agency that, per its site, connects brands with audiences through their passion points, with creators and digital media as one of its 4 areas.Vicente López, Buenos Aires, per its LinkedIn. Its site lists Argentina, Mexico, Chile, Colombia and Uruguay.Not detailed on the pages we reviewed.Does not publish prices on its site.
FluvipClutch: no reviews.Technology company and influencer marketing agency with its own platform, founded in 2013 per its site, headquartered in Miami per its contact page and originally from Colombia per Clutch.Its site says it opened an office in Argentina between 2013 and 2016 and operates in more than 15 Latin American countries with local teams.Live dashboards with views and engagement, and reports with ROI and conversions, per its home page.Does not publish prices on its site. On Clutch the minimum is confidential.
Growing GroupClutch: no profile found.Marketing and advertising agency, per its site, doing influencer marketing, events and content, founded in 2018 per its LinkedIn.Belgrano, Buenos Aires, per the address on its site. It lists no countries.“We measure results against the objectives and the strategy”, with no further detail on the pages we reviewed.Does not publish prices on its site.
INPULSE DigitalClutch: 5.0 with 6 reviews.Strategic, creative and paid media marketing agency, with influencer marketing inside social and more than 15 years per its site.Headquartered in Miami. Its site mentions Mexico and LATAM offices, and its Clutch profile lists one in Argentina, plus Mexico City, Bogotá and Santiago.Describes itself as “data and performance driven”, without detailing influencer reports on the pages we reviewed.Does not publish prices on its site. On Clutch, projects from US$10,000.
MatchersClutch: no profile found.Influencer marketing agency that, per its site, centralizes the whole campaign in its team, from selection to measurement.Argentina, per its site. The AdWorld LATAM directory places it in Buenos Aires.Tracking and approval of every piece before it goes live, and analysis of metrics and audience demographics to pick creators.Does not publish prices on its site.
MindcircusClutch: no reviews.Full-service marketing agency with in-house production, since 2013 per its site, aimed at the marketing teams of large companies.Buenos Aires, Rosario, Córdoba and Mendoza, per its site.A report with the metrics agreed at the start of the campaign, per its influencer marketing page.Does not publish prices on its site. On Clutch the minimum is confidential.
RelevantClutch: no profile found.Full-service advertising agency centered on storytelling, with an influencer marketing team of more than 30 people per its site.Offices in Buenos Aires, Mexico City and Lima, per the addresses on its site.“We measure and analyze every detail” of campaigns, without detailing reports.Does not publish prices on its site. Its contact form asks for monthly investment in ranges starting at US$1,000.
Rufus SocialClutch: no profile found.Agency that, per its site, combines creative and performance, with a declared base of more than 4,500 active creators, founded in 2020 per its LinkedIn.Buenos Aires, per its LinkedIn. Its site lists no offices or countries.Reports in business terms, contribution, CPA and return, with KPIs such as CAC, ROAS and CPL, per its site.Does not publish prices on its site.
SamyClutch: profile of its Benelux subsidiary, no reviews.Global social-first agency born in Madrid, with more than 15 offices and a presence in more than 55 markets, per its site.Buenos Aires is among the 20 cities its site lists.Not detailed on the pages we reviewed.Does not publish prices on its site. Its Benelux subsidiary declares projects from US$10,000 on Clutch.
VilkasClutch: no profile found.Independent media agency born from Grupo VAPA, per its site, with an influencer service and its own creator index.Headquartered in Buenos Aires, with operations in Barcelona and Miami, per its site.A per-creator efficiency index from 0 to 100 (VCI), real-time tracking and a dashboard per brand, per its site.Does not publish prices on its site.
Wild FiClutch: no reviews.Independent creative agency with a social and influencer practice, founded in 2008 in Montevideo per Clutch and its LinkedIn.8 offices listed on its site, Buenos Aires among them.Not detailed on the pages we reviewed.Does not publish prices on its site. On Clutch, projects from US$5,000.

Facts reviewed on Sep 29, 2026 on each agency’s site, on Clutch and on LinkedIn. If you work at one of these agencies and something changed, write to santiago@getramped.com and we will fix it.

How we evaluated each agency

We used 4 criteria, the same for everyone, and each one can be checked against the source we link at the end. Several of the agency lists in circulation are written by an agency that puts itself on the list, and so is this one, which is why the criteria are explicit and every fact carries its source, so you can check what we say about each one.

  1. A base in Argentina. We included the ones that declare an office or team in the country on their own site, on their Clutch profile or on LinkedIn, and we say where each fact comes from.
  2. What it says it measures. We copied what each agency publishes about how it reports, and if it does not publish it we say so, because a campaign that cannot be measured per creator cannot be optimized.
  3. Price and minimum. Almost none publish prices; where Clutch has a declared minimum project size, we include it.
  4. Verifiable reputation. We use only the rating and number of reviews on Clutch as of Sep 29, 2026.

How much influencer marketing costs in Argentina: the CPMs we paid

The simplest way to know what an influencer campaign costs in Argentina is to look at the CPM, which is what you pay for every 1,000 real views, and we have that number from our own closed campaigns. In fintech, the median CPM was US$5.53 across 19 campaigns in Argentina and Mexico, and in iGaming US$5.29 across 58 campaigns in Argentina and Chile, always in dollars and on measured views, not estimates. At those CPMs, a creator who gets 200,000 views per post costs approximately between US$1,060 and US$1,110 per post, whether they have 50,000 or 2 million followers.

Vertical and marketCPMWhat the number is
Fintech · Argentina and MexicoUS$5.53Median of 19 closed campaigns, typical range US$3.68 to US$8.93
iGaming and betting · Argentina and ChileUS$5.29Median of 58 closed campaigns, typical range US$3.94 to US$8.95
Fintech · Argentina, 2024US$3.97CPM of the 2024 MODO campaign, per its published case study
Betting · Argentina, 2024US$5.21CPM of a full year of campaigns for an operator in Buenos Aires province
Education · Argentina and Mexico, 2024US$6.69 · US$18.07CPM of the same app, in the same campaign, in both countries

CPM tells you what you pay for reach, but not whether the campaign works, which is why we always cross it with the cost per result. In Argentina, the cost per depositor in betting was US$22.58 in the same full year of 2024 campaigns the table shows, the cost per customer in fintech was US$13.67 in the 2024 MODO campaign, per its published case study, and in the education app from the table, Argentina had a CPM almost 3 times cheaper than Mexico and a cost per customer 2 times higher (US$93.53 vs US$46.76), because the Mexican audience converted better. What we learned from that is that budget gets allocated by cost per result and not by CPM, and that in our campaigns we see large differences in cost per result between creators with similar prices, as well as posts that bring in no conversions at all, so the result is decided by picking creators, not by negotiating the fee. The full table by vertical, with medians and ranges, is in how much influencer marketing costs and in The Ramped Index.

How to choose an influencer agency in Argentina

Before signing with any of these agencies, us included, ask in writing for 4 things: where each creator’s price comes from, the agency fee separated from the creator payment and the paid media, how they will attribute each result to each creator, and the per-creator report of a previous campaign. With that report in hand, look at the CPM and CPA of every creator along with the attribution method, regardless of how the price was negotiated, because we prefer to look at the per-creator report rather than the campaign average, and the average hides the creator that cost US$2,000 and brought in no customers. The full 10 questions, including the answers you may hear from an agency that does not measure results, are in our guide to choosing an agency.

What is not in the table and why

Influencity is not in it because it is influencer management software paid by subscription, and its own site makes clear it is not an agency. SocialPubli is a platform that connects advertisers with influencers and its site does not list Argentina among its countries, so it does not qualify either. Both are for teams that want to find and manage creators themselves, which is a different purchase. Nor are the agencies that appear in third-party rankings without a base in Argentina we could verify on their own site or on a public profile, because we could not apply the first criterion to them.

If your campaign runs in several countries

For regional campaigns we put together another comparison, with the global agencies that have a presence in the region, such as The Goat Agency, Samy or Viral Nation, and what budget each one starts at. It lives at best influencer marketing agencies in Latin America.

Where Ramped fits

We do performance influencer marketing from Buenos Aires, and Argentina is the market where we close the most campaigns. When we write to a creator for the first time we do not ask what they charge, we ask for their data, and the price we offer comes from the real views of their latest posts, in thousands, times the campaign’s target CPM, never from their rate card. Every creator posts with their own UTM link, so during the campaign we know what each customer cost with each creator and we move budget to the ones that convert. Programs start at US$15,000 per month and include Ramped Studio, where the client sees each creator’s CPA live.

The creator map we pick from has 39,321 creators with views, audience and price re-measured in batches, and the cases with the full numbers are in MODO, Flo Health and Newry.

FAQ

Which is the best influencer marketing agency in Argentina?

It depends on what the campaign has to do. For a brand campaign with PR and experiences there are full-service communication agencies such as Catch, Mindcircus or Relevant, and for acquisition measured per creator we price every creator by CPM on measured views and report each one’s CPA, with programs from US$15,000 per month, and Rufus Social says it reports CPA, CAC and ROAS. On Clutch’s ranking of influencer marketing agencies in Argentina, as of Sep 29, 2026, Ramped has a 5.0 with 5 reviews and INPULSE Digital a 5.0 with 6. Before choosing, ask any of them for the per-creator report of a previous campaign.

How much does an influencer campaign cost in Argentina?

In our closed campaigns, the median CPM was US$5.53 in fintech (19 campaigns in Argentina and Mexico) and US$5.29 in iGaming (58 campaigns in Argentina and Chile), on real views. At those CPMs, a creator who gets 200,000 views per post costs approximately between US$1,060 and US$1,110 per post, and a campaign’s budget is the views you want to buy, in thousands, times that CPM. Our programs start at US$15,000 per month, and the other agencies in the comparison do not publish prices on their sites; you can run your own number in the calculator.

How much does an influencer charge in Argentina?

What a creator asks on their rate card and what their post is worth are two different numbers. We offer each creator their real views from recent posts, in thousands, times the campaign’s target CPM. Taking a CPM of US$5, close to the ones in the table above, a creator with 100,000 views per post is worth about US$500, and one with 1 million views about US$5,000, regardless of follower count.

What are CPM and CPA in an influencer campaign?

CPM is the cost per thousand views: what the creator was paid divided by their real views, times 1,000. CPA is the cost per business result: spend divided by the customers, installs or depositors each creator brought in, measured with each creator’s own UTM link. CPM keeps you from overpaying for reach and CPA tells you which creator converts, and the two can point in opposite directions, as in the education app from the table, where Argentina was almost 3 times cheaper in CPM and 2 times more expensive in cost per customer than Mexico.

Which influencer marketing agencies have an office in Buenos Aires?

Of the 13 in this comparison, Ramped, Be Influencers, Catch (Vicente López), Growing Group (Belgrano), Mindcircus, Relevant, Rufus Social and Vilkas are based in Buenos Aires or its suburbs, per their sites or their LinkedIn pages. Samy and Wild Fi list it among their regional offices, Fluvip says on its site that it opened an office in Argentina, INPULSE Digital lists one in Argentina on its Clutch profile, and Matchers places itself in Argentina without publishing a city.

How do you choose an influencer agency in Argentina?

Ask in writing where each creator’s price comes from, for the agency fee separated from the creator payment and the paid media, how each result is attributed to each creator and for the per-creator report of a previous campaign. With that report in hand, look at the CPM and CPA of every creator along with the attribution method, regardless of how the price was negotiated. The full 10 questions are in the guide to choosing an agency.

Should you hire an influencer agency or a platform?

A platform such as Influencity or SocialPubli is paid by subscription or usage and is for finding and managing creators yourself, with your own team. An agency like the ones in this comparison runs the whole campaign: strategy, casting, negotiation, content approval, tracking and reporting. If you do not have a team that negotiates and measures creator by creator, choose an agency, and if you do, a platform can be enough.

Sources

Run your budget through the calculator →See the benchmarks in The Ramped Index →Get your target CPM →

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