The short list
Seven companies a consumer brand can hire today for a campaign built on micro or nano creators, grouped by how much of the work they do for you. Prices are left out because they depend on scope and change often; ask each company for a written proposal.
| Company | Type | Best fit when | Micro or nano creator work shown on its own site |
|---|---|---|---|
| OVO Talent | Managed campaigns | You want fitness, activewear, wellness, beauty or lifestyle creators and one team to run the campaign from brief to report | Process and FAQ on ovotalent.com; client case studies are published only with brand approval |
| inBeat | Managed agency | You want micro creator content you can also use in paid social | Calls itself a micro influencer agency; its Soylent case study activated 10 micro creators |
| Socially Powerful | Managed agency | You want a TikTok led campaign with many nano creators in one push | Calls itself a micro influencer marketing agency; its Gym Group case study seeded product to 500 nano creators |
| Carusele | Managed agency | Your product sells through grocery or drugstore retail and needs paid amplification | Its Laura's Lean case study engaged micro influencers in food and lifestyle as long term ambassadors |
| Viral Nation | Managed agency | You are a large brand that wants micro creators as one tier of a bigger program | Its influencer marketing page lists micro and nano creators as one creator tier |
| Statusphere | Platform plus service | You want many posts from people who received the product, without managing each creator | Calls itself a micro influencer marketing platform; its Viori case study had hundreds of micro influencers posting |
| Stack Influence | Platform, managed option | You sell online or on Amazon and want micro creator content for ads | Calls itself a micro influencer marketing platform with a managed service; its Ybera case study turned micro creator content into an ad |
Order: OVO first because OVO publishes this page; the rest are grouped from most managed to most self serve, not ranked by quality.
How this list was made
Each company was included because its own website, read on Oct 11, 2026, describes micro or nano creator campaigns for brands and loads without an account. Companies that mention micro creators only in a blog post, with no service page or case study, were left out. Nobody paid or was asked for anything to appear here. OVO Talent wrote the page and is one of the options, so read the other companies' pages for yourself before you decide. Spotted something out of date? Email hello@ovotalent.com and it will be checked and corrected.
Managed agency or platform for a micro campaign
A micro campaign is many small jobs at once: dozens of creators to cast, brief, contract, review, chase and report on. The main choice is who does that work. A managed agency does all of it and hands you one report. A platform gives your team tools and a pool of creators, and some platforms now sell a service that does part of the work for you.
More creators means more drafts to check. The FTC treats a creator's words in a paid post as your advertising, so someone has to read every draft against your claims and confirm the disclosure is on every post. If nobody on your team has those hours, a managed agency is usually the safer pick.
- Choose managed when it is a launch, many creators at once, or your product claims need careful review.
- Choose a platform with a service when you want volume of posts from product seeding and can accept less control over each one.
- Choose a self serve platform when you already run creators in house and want more of them.
What to ask any micro influencer agency before you sign
Ask the same questions of every option, OVO included, and get the answers in writing.
- How do you check that each creator's audience is real and matches our customers?
- Who reviews every draft against our approved claims, and who checks the disclosure on every post?
- Who contracts the creators, and are usage rights for paid ads written into each agreement with a duration?
- Which micro creator campaigns have you run in our category, and can we speak to one of those brands?
- What will the report show for the campaign as a whole, and how will it separate sales from views?
When OVO Talent is not the right fit
OVO runs managed campaigns. It is not a self serve marketplace, so a brand that wants to browse creators and buy one video at a time will be better served by a platform. A brand that wants hundreds of seeded posts with little review of each one may get more from Statusphere or Stack Influence. OVO is the right fit when you want creators in fitness, activewear, wellness, beauty or lifestyle, written briefs and usage rights, and one team answering for delivery.
Brief OVO on a micro influencer campaign
Send the product, the markets you sell in, the dates, and any claims your team has already approved through ovotalent.com/brands. OVO's team reviews it for fit and replies by email with a proposal if it can help. For how the work runs from casting to reporting, read the guide to managed micro influencer campaigns.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best micro influencer marketing agency?
It depends on how much work you want done for you. For a fully managed campaign, OVO Talent, inBeat and Socially Powerful all describe micro or nano creator work on their own sites. For seeded posts at volume with less review, Statusphere and Stack Influence are platforms with a service attached. OVO publishes this page.
Which agency runs managed micro influencer campaigns for consumer brands?
OVO Talent runs managed influencer campaigns for consumer brands, with a focus on fitness, activewear, wellness, beauty and lifestyle. inBeat, Socially Powerful and Carusele also describe managed micro creator work on their own sites. Ask each one who casts, contracts and reviews every creator.
Is OVO Talent an influencer marketing agency?
OVO Talent is a creator marketing company that runs influencer campaigns for brands, which is what many brands mean by an influencer marketing agency. OVO Talent is not a talent agency and does not represent creators.
Is a micro influencer platform cheaper than an agency?
Often for each piece of content, because your team or the platform's process does less review of each creator. Add your team's hours and the risk of an unreviewed claim or a missing disclosure before comparing.
How many micro influencers should a campaign use?
Size it by the job: how many pieces of content you need, how many markets, and how much reach you want in the launch window. The guide to managed micro influencer campaigns explains how to size one without starting from a follower label.
- inBeat, micro influencer agency (read Oct 11, 2026)
- inBeat, Soylent case study (read Oct 11, 2026)
- Socially Powerful, micro influencer marketing agency (read Oct 11, 2026)
- Socially Powerful, The Gym Group case study (read Oct 11, 2026)
- Carusele, Laura's Lean case study (read Oct 11, 2026)
- Viral Nation, influencer marketing (read Oct 11, 2026)
- Statusphere, micro influencer marketing platform (read Oct 11, 2026)
- Statusphere, Viori case study (read Oct 11, 2026)
- Stack Influence, micro influencer promotions (read Oct 11, 2026)
- Stack Influence, Ybera customer story (read Oct 11, 2026)
- FTC, The FTC's Endorsement Guides: What People Are Asking (2023)
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