Eight real Latin American agencies that US and Canadian companies can hire, compared with what each one publishes and its Clutch profile: where they are, their time zone, reviews and minimum budget. We are one of them, so every entry — ours included — says where it falls short.
Every fact comes from a source you can open. Locations, services and clients come from each agency’s own website. Ratings, review counts, team size, hourly bands and minimum project size come from Clutch’s ranking of digital marketing agencies in Latin America, checked on September 14, 2026. Where an agency does not publish something, the entry says so instead of estimating it.
This page is written by Flama Creators, which appears in the list. The conflict of interest is disclosed, and it is the reason every entry, including ours, has a “where it falls short” line.
In-house team of 16 — strategists, filmmakers, designers and media buyers — running paid media (Meta, Google, TikTok, LinkedIn), social media, content and video production, web and SEO/GEO. Operating since 2020, 5.0 on Google with 40 reviews and more than 40 active brands. It produces the content it publishes instead of outsourcing it.
Where it falls short: It has no office, entity or staff in the United States or Canada, 40 Google reviews against Bigbuda’s 265+, and a smaller team than Sherlock or InPulse.
Best for: US and Canadian companies that want one team to produce content and run campaigns in English and Spanish without paying for a local office.
Founded in 2010, it presents itself as a nearshore agency for companies in the US, Canada and Europe, citing more than 2,000 projects and 265+ five-star Google reviews. Services span web design, e-commerce, CRO, SEO/AEO/GEO, content, social media, paid media, PR and email automation, with a founder-led focus on CRO and UX.
Where it falls short: Its site does not publish team size or pricing, so both have to be requested.
Best for: Companies whose main problem is a website or funnel that does not convert.
Boutique agency certified under ISO 9001:2015 that combines social media, paid media, SEO and marketing automation with web and custom software development. Clients listed on its site include Enel X, Hikvision, DataCrédito Experian and Cinemark. On Clutch: 4.9 with 29 reviews, projects from $1,000, $25–49 per hour.
Where it falls short: Clutch lists a team of 10–49 people, small for multi-market campaigns that need several production crews at once.
Best for: Companies that want marketing and software (web apps, automation) from the same vendor with a Miami office.
Hispanic and Latin American marketing agency with more than 15 years and a team of 80+, offering strategy, creative, social media, paid media and performance. Its site lists clients such as Diageo, Burger King, Unilever and NBC Universal, and partner status with Google, TikTok, Facebook and Pinterest. On Clutch: 5.0 with 6 reviews.
Where it falls short: Its minimum project on Clutch is $10,000, above the budget of most small and mid-sized companies.
Best for: Consumer brands with larger budgets targeting US Hispanic and Latin American audiences.
Communications agency founded in 2016 with more than 150 bilingual professionals and presence across 15 Latin American countries. It offers social media and community management alongside PR, and says it was named Best Agency in Latin America by the PRWeek Global Awards six times in the last seven years.
Where it falls short: It is PR-led: the fit is weaker if what you need is a performance marketing team running paid campaigns day to day.
Best for: Companies that need reputation, press and social media coordinated across several Latin American markets.
Listed among Clutch’s top digital marketing agencies in Latin America: 4.9 with 16 reviews, a team of 50–249 and a minimum project of $10,000.
Where it falls short: Its Clutch hourly band ($100–149) is the highest in this list, closer to US agency pricing.
Best for: Companies that prioritize an established mid-sized team over cost.
Listed among Clutch’s top digital marketing agencies in Latin America: 4.9 with 11 reviews, a team of 10–49, projects from $1,000 and an hourly band under $25.
Where it falls short: Few published details beyond its Clutch profile, so scope and services have to be confirmed directly.
Best for: Smaller budgets that want to start with a defined project.
Digital agency based in San José that combines marketing (strategy, brand, media, social, experience) with innovation services such as custom software, e-commerce, CRM and data. On Clutch: 5.0 with 19 reviews, a team of 50–249 and a minimum project of $10,000.
Where it falls short: Costa Rica is one hour behind New York in winter and two in summer, the widest gap with the US East Coast in this list.
Best for: Companies that want marketing combined with e-commerce, CRM or data work.
| Agency | Base | US or Canada office | Reviews | Minimum project |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flama Creators | Lima, Peru · Buenos Aires, Argentina | None — the team works remotely from Lima and Buenos Aires | 5.0 Google (40) | Proposal-based; monthly services from US$800 |
| Bigbuda | Santiago, Chile · office in Toronto, Canada | Toronto, Canada | 265+ five-star Google reviews | Not published |
| Tuatara | Bogotá, Colombia · office in Miami, USA | Miami, USA | 4.9 Clutch (29) · 4.9 Google | $1,000+ |
| InPulse Digital | Buenos Aires, Argentina | Not stated on its site | 5.0 Clutch (6) | $10,000+ |
| Sherlock Communications | São Paulo, Brazil · 15 Latin American countries | Not stated on its site | PRWeek Best Agency in Latin America, 6 of the last 7 years | Not published |
| WiserBrand | Vicente López, Argentina | Not listed | 4.9 Clutch (16) | $10,000+ |
| Vrand | Buenos Aires, Argentina | Not listed | 4.9 Clutch (11) | $1,000+ |
| Buzz | San José, Costa Rica | Not stated on its site | 5.0 Clutch (19) | $10,000+ |
Clutch figures as shown on September 14, 2026. If a figure has changed, write to gerencia@flamacreators.com and we will update it.
Time overlap is the main reason to choose nearshore over offshore, so it is worth checking city by city. Los Angeles is three hours behind New York, so Lima and Bogotá are two to three hours ahead of the US West Coast.
| Agency city | UTC offset | vs New York in winter (EST) | vs New York in summer (EDT) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lima, Peru | UTC−5, no daylight saving | Same time | 1 hour behind |
| Bogotá, Colombia | UTC−5, no daylight saving | Same time | 1 hour behind |
| San José, Costa Rica | UTC−6, no daylight saving | 1 hour behind | 2 hours behind |
| Buenos Aires, Argentina | UTC−3, no daylight saving | 2 hours ahead | 1 hour ahead |
| São Paulo, Brazil | UTC−3, no daylight saving | 2 hours ahead | 1 hour ahead |
| Santiago, Chile | Changes its clocks seasonally | About 2 hours ahead | About the same time |
Chile changes its clocks on its own calendar, so for a few weeks a year its gap with New York differs from the table.
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