Best iGaming influencer marketing agencies in 2026

The short answer

If you only read one section, read this one.

• Live casino streams with published prices: Octo Media.
• Scale and a long track record: Famesters.
• A full-funnel sportsbook retainer: BV Company.
• Clipping at volume: Lumina Clippers or Clipping Agency.
• Influencer work plus SEO from one vendor: AWISEE or ICODA.
• A first test from $2,000, or one brief that mixes streamers, KOLs, UGC and clips: 3betmedia.

Disclosure: 3betmedia publishes this list and includes itself. No agency paid to appear. Profiles are in alphabetical order, not ranked; 3betmedia sorts first because names starting with a digit come before letters. Judge us on the same criteria as everyone else.

How we built this list

We checked each agency's own website on 11 October 2026 and recorded what it publicly states about channels, verticals, pricing and location. An agency qualified if its site shows influencer, streamer, KOL, UGC or clipping work for gambling, betting, sweepstakes, prediction market or crypto casino brands.

We scored on six criteria: how central iGaming creator work is to the business, channel coverage, vertical coverage, pricing transparency, location transparency and proof such as named clients or case studies.

What we did not do: audit anyone's results. Figures such as network size or client counts are the agencies' own claims, and we label them that way. To run the same checks on a shortlist, use our iGaming influencer agency RFP.

Comparison table

Checked on 11 October 2026. Pricing and offers change, so confirm them with each agency.

Agency profiles

3betmedia. Best for a first test from $2,000, or one brief that mixes streamers, KOLs, UGC and clipping. We run iGaming influencer marketing and creator campaigns for casinos, sportsbooks, prediction markets and crypto brands, and were founded in 2026 in Vilnius. Our founder has run Web3 and KOL creator campaigns since 2018.

Stronger than most here: a published minimum, a first-campaign discount and one team for every format. Watch: we are a young agency brand with a team of 2 to 10 people, and we publish few case studies so far.

AWISEE. Best for brands that want influencer campaigns and SEO or link building from one vendor. AWISEE describes itself as a fully remote European digital marketing agency. Its iGaming influencer service runs across Twitch, YouTube, TikTok, Discord and X for betting, live casino and crypto casino brands.

Stronger than most here: in-house SEO, digital PR and link building next to creator work. Watch: no public pricing, and Kick is not listed among its channels.

BV Company. Best for US sportsbooks and betting apps that want paid media, lifecycle and creators under one retainer. The Washington, DC agency says it works exclusively inside betting and prediction markets, and sets creator deals on pay-on-performance terms.

Stronger than most here: full-funnel coverage, including paid media, CRM and SEO. Watch: pricing comes after an audit, and creators are one channel among many.

Clipping Agency. Best for operators and casino affiliates that want stream footage turned into short clips at volume. It runs managed clipping on TikTok, Reels and Shorts for operators, gambling streamers, affiliates, crypto casinos and studios.

Stronger than most here: it publishes an average cost per view of $0.002 to $0.005. Watch: no address on the site, clipping is its only service, and its pages give both a 7-day and a 1-day setup time.

Famesters. Best for large multi-market casino and betting campaigns that need scale. The Limassol agency states more than 9 years in business, and its iGaming page claims 20,000+ influencers, 65 countries and 4,000+ campaigns, with client logos including 1xBet, Leon and Pin Up.

Stronger than most here: network size and history. Watch: no public pricing, and ROI figures on its pages are its own claims, so ask for the method.

ICODA. Best for crypto casinos that want SEO, PR, alternative ad networks and creators from one team. ICODA lists offices in Wroclaw and Bellevue. Its iGaming service spans SEO, PR, push and native traffic, with influencer work through streamers, tipsters and casino creators.

Stronger than most here: organic search and paid traffic on networks that still accept iGaming. Watch: creator work is one line in a broad service menu.

Kaika. Best for crypto-native brands, prediction markets and social casinos testing TikTok UGC at volume. Kaika runs TikTok UGC, X, YouTube and Telegram KOL activations and clipping, and names crypto clients such as Kraken and Phantom.

Stronger than most here: short-form UGC systems for crypto audiences. Watch: crypto first, with lighter coverage of regulated casino and sportsbook work, and no address stated.

Lumina Clippers. Best for brands that want clipping billed on verified views rather than flat fees. Lumina bills a custom CPM per 1,000 verified views, states a network of 62,900+ clippers and runs a casino and iGaming program.

Stronger than most here: clipping scale and a view-based billing model. Watch: clipping only, and about $5,000 is its recommended starting budget.

Octo Media. Best for casinos and crypto casinos buying live streamer campaigns at known prices. Octo focuses on streamers on Twitch, YouTube and Kick. It publishes a $10,000 two-week pilot, a $1,999 monthly retainer plus streamer costs, and a 10% management fee on single campaigns from $20,000.

Stronger than most here: the most complete public pricing on this list. Watch: performance comparisons on its homepage are its own claims.

Uberman Agency. Best for operators that want creators alongside wider growth services such as market entry and CRM. The Limassol agency covers Twitch and Kick streamers, UGC and Telegram for operators, game providers, prediction markets, trading and esports brands, and links case studies from its influencer page.

Stronger than most here: the widest vertical menu here. Watch: no public pricing, and its stated market and retention figures are its own.

Which agency fits which brief

Once you have two or three names, put the same brief to each and compare like for like. Our pricing page shows the components a fair quote should separate.

How to choose between them

Run every candidate through the same questions:

• Licence first. Do they ask for your licence and permitted markets before proposing creators?
• Audience proof. Will they show creator audience age and geography from native analytics, dated?
• Platform rules. Can they explain current Kick, Twitch, YouTube and X rules for your product?
• Tracking. Do they agree links, codes and the FTD definition before contracts?
• Comparable quotes. Do quotes separate creator fees, agency fee, usage rights and exclusivity?

The creator side of these checks is in our guide on how to vet iGaming creators.

Red flags in an agency pitch

• Guaranteed FTD numbers or ROI before they have seen your funnel.
• Creators whose audiences sit mainly in markets you cannot serve.
• No question about your licence, age verification or restricted markets.
• Paid posts without disclosure, or advice to skip it.
• One headline fee with no breakdown of creator costs, rights and management.
• Case studies with no dates, markets or definitions behind the numbers.

If a pitch shows several of these, the cheapest quote is rarely the cheapest campaign. For the commercial side, compare gambling affiliate and influencer marketing before you decide how creators get paid.