Independent list · re-checked September 28, 2026 · published by Primortul LLC

Top 13 advertising agencies in the US

13 advertising agencies in the US that are operating today, each checked against its own site and at least one independent source. Who leads them, the work they can show, what they cost where they publish it, and the reason each one made the list. Nobody pays to be ranked.

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13
sources cited
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median years in business
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with a named leader
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#FirmBased inSinceTeamLed byPrice
01Wieden+KennedyProfilePortland, OR1982n/aNeal ArthurEstimated: $8,000–$30,000/mo, typical for US advertising retainers; not a quote.
02Mischief @ No Fixed AddressProfileNew York, NY2020n/aGreg HahnEstimated: $8,000–$30,000/mo, typical for US advertising retainers; not a quote.
03OgilvyProfileNew York, NY1948500+Laurent EzekielEstimated: $8,000–$30,000/mo, typical for US advertising retainers; not a quote.
04BBDOProfileNew York, NY1891500+Nancy ReyesEstimated: $8,000–$30,000/mo, typical for US advertising retainers; not a quote.
05TBWA\Chiat\DayProfileLos Angeles, CA1968500+n/aEstimated: $8,000–$30,000/mo, typical for US advertising retainers; not a quote.
06McCannProfileNew York, NY1912500+Tyler TurnbullEstimated: $8,000–$30,000/mo, typical for US advertising retainers; not a quote.
07Droga5ProfileNew York, NY2006500+n/aEstimated: $8,000–$30,000/mo, typical for US advertising retainers; not a quote.
08Goodby Silverstein & PartnersProfileSan Francisco, CA1983201–500Sarah ThompsonEstimated: $8,000–$30,000/mo, typical for US advertising retainers; not a quote.
09The Martin AgencyProfileRichmond, VA1965201–500Kristen CavalloEstimated: $8,000–$30,000/mo, typical for US advertising retainers; not a quote.
10GSD&MProfileAustin, TX1971201–500Lee NewmanEstimated: $8,000–$30,000/mo, typical for US advertising retainers; not a quote.
1172andSunnyProfileLos Angeles, CA2004201–500Evin ShuttEstimated: $8,000–$30,000/mo, typical for US advertising retainers; not a quote.
12Horizon MediaProfileNew York, NY1989500+Bill KoenigsbergEstimated: $8,000–$30,000/mo, typical for US advertising retainers; not a quote.
13Mother New YorkProfileBrooklyn, NYn/an/aPeter RavailheEstimated: $8,000–$30,000/mo, typical for US advertising retainers; not a quote.

Where a firm has not published a price, the figure is a typical industry estimate, not a quote from any firm on this list.

  1. 01

    Led by Neal Arthur, Global CEO

    • Portland, OR
    • Since 1982

    Wieden+Kennedy is an independent, privately owned creative agency founded in Portland in 1982 by Dan Wieden and David Kennedy. It runs creative, media, social, design and strategy from offices including Portland, New York, Amsterdam, London, Tokyo and Shanghai, and has been Nike's agency since its founding. Other clients include Ford, McDonald's and Procter & Gamble.

    Why it’s hereIndependent: one of the largest independently owned agencies in the world and Nike's agency of record for more than 40 years.

    Best forGlobal consumer brands with national media budgets, such as Nike, McDonald's and DoorDash, that want brand-defining creative from an independent agency.

    Wieden+Kennedy homepage, captured September 28, 2026
    wk.com · homepage on September 28, 2026
    Known for
    creative · media · social · design · global brands
    Named clients
    Nike, Ford, McDonald's, Procter & Gamble, Samsung, IKEA, Corona, DoorDash, Visa, Old Spice
    Selected work
    • LEGO. Everybody Wants a Piece, a spot turning Messi, Ronaldo, Mbappe and Vinicius Jr. into minifigures ahead of the 2026 World Cup. case study ↗
    • McDonald's. The World Cup Goes to McDonald's, a campaign tied to the 2026 FIFA World Cup. case study ↗
    • Nike. Never Slept, Always Dreamed brand film. case study ↗
    Estimated cost

    Estimated: $8,000–$30,000/mo, typical for US advertising retainers; not a quote.

    Typical industry estimate, not a quote from any firm on this list.

    Office
    224 NW 13th Ave · Portland, OR · 97209 · 503 937 7000

    Site checked live September 28, 2026Sources wk.com, en.wikipedia.org, adage.com

  2. 02

    Led by Greg Hahn, Chief Creative Officer

    • New York, NY
    • Since 2020

    Mischief is a New York creative agency founded in 2020 by chief creative officer Greg Hahn in partnership with the Canadian independent No Fixed Address. It focuses on attention-getting brand campaigns for consumer companies such as Tinder, Coors Light, eos and Kraft Heinz.

    Why it’s hereIndependent (No Fixed Address): ranked number one on Ad Age's A-List in 2022 and 2024 and named Adweek's U.S. Agency of the Year in 2023 and 2025.

    Best forConsumer brands with national budgets that want attention-getting creative campaigns built to earn press and social talk, as with its work for Reddit and Huggies.

    UpdateOperates as Mischief @ No Fixed Address, the U.S. arm of Canadian agency No Fixed Address.

    Mischief @ No Fixed Address homepage, captured September 28, 2026
    mischiefusa.com · homepage on September 28, 2026
    Known for
    creative · brand campaigns · consumer brands · independent
    Named clients
    Tinder, Coors Light, eos, Kraft Heinz, Reddit, Tubi, Shutterfly, Pfizer, Huggies
    Selected work
    Recognition
    Estimated cost

    Estimated: $8,000–$30,000/mo, typical for US advertising retainers; not a quote.

    Typical industry estimate, not a quote from any firm on this list.

    Site checked live September 28, 2026Sources mischiefusa.com, adage.comLinkedIn ↗

  3. 03

    Led by Laurent Ezekiel, Global Chief Executive Officer

    • New York, NY
    • Since 1948
    • 500+ people

    Ogilvy is the global advertising network founded by David Ogilvy in New York in 1948 and owned by WPP. It operates more than 120 offices in nearly 90 countries across advertising, PR, health, experience and consulting units, led by global CEO Laurent Ezekiel, and its clients include Coca-Cola, Unilever, American Express, GSK and Nestlé.

    Why it’s hereOwned by WPP; one of the largest and most awarded global creative networks, headquartered in New York for nearly 80 years.

    Best forGlobal brands on the scale of Coca-Cola, Unilever, American Express and Nestlé that need advertising, PR and consulting run across many countries by one WPP-owned network.

    Ogilvy homepage, captured September 28, 2026
    ogilvy.com · homepage on September 28, 2026
    Known for
    advertising · public relations · health · experience and consulting · holding company: WPP
    Named clients
    The Coca-Cola Company, Unilever, American Express, GSK, Nestlé, Cisco, Molson Coors, Walgreens Boots Alliance
    Estimated cost

    Estimated: $8,000–$30,000/mo, typical for US advertising retainers; not a quote.

    Typical industry estimate, not a quote from any firm on this list.

    Office
    3 World Trade Center, 175 Greenwich Street · New York, NY · 10007

    Site checked live September 28, 2026Sources ogilvy.com, en.wikipedia.orgLinkedIn ↗

  4. 04

    Led by Nancy Reyes, Global CEO

    • New York, NY
    • Since 1891
    • 500+ people

    BBDO is a global creative network headquartered in New York and owned by Omnicom, with roots going back to the George Batten Company of 1891 and the 1928 merger that created Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn. Led by global CEO Nancy Reyes and global CCO Chris Beresford-Hill under the line 'Do Big Things', it produced six spots in Super Bowl 60 for brands including Pepsi Zero Sugar, Instacart, Pringles, Budweiser and Wells Fargo, and was named to Fast Company's 2026 Most Innovative Companies list.

    Why it’s hereOwned by Omnicom; the agency with the most ads in Super Bowl 60 and a Fast Company Most Innovative Company for 2026.

    Best forGlobal consumer brands such as Pepsi, Budweiser, McDonald's and Mars pet food that need Super Bowl-scale creative and a worldwide office network.

    UpdatePart of the Omnicom network.

    BBDO homepage, captured September 28, 2026
    bbdo.com · homepage on September 28, 2026
    Known for
    creative · broadcast and Super Bowl campaigns · global brand advertising · holding company: Omnicom
    Named clients
    Pepsi, Budweiser, McDonald's, Instacart, Pringles, Wells Fargo
    Selected work
    • Pepsi. BBDO New York's Super Bowl LX campaign "The Choice" drew 35B+ impressions, ranked 3rd on USA Today's Ad Meter and contributed to 29% year-over-year sales growth. case study ↗
    • Budweiser. "American Icons" campaign featured on its work page. case study ↗
    Estimated cost

    Estimated: $8,000–$30,000/mo, typical for US advertising retainers; not a quote.

    Typical industry estimate, not a quote from any firm on this list.

    Site checked live September 28, 2026Sources bbdo.com, en.wikipedia.org

  5. 05
    • Los Angeles, CA
    • Since 1968
    • 500+ people
    • Changed hands

    TBWA\Chiat\Day is the U.S. flagship of the TBWA network, owned by Omnicom, with offices in Los Angeles and New York. Chiat/Day was founded in Los Angeles in 1968 by Jay Chiat and Guy Day and merged into TBWA in 1995; the agency works through its Disruption process and Media Arts approach and is historically known for Apple's '1984' and 'Think Different' campaigns.

    Why it’s hereOwned by Omnicom; the Los Angeles agency behind some of the most cited campaigns in U.S. advertising history.

    Best forLarge national consumer brands, such as Levi's, Gatorade and Jack in the Box, that want culture-driven brand campaigns from a network agency.

    OwnershipThe tbwachiatday.com domain is a portal that sends visitors to separate LA (tbwachiatdayla.com) and New York (tbwachiatdayny.com) office sites.

    TBWA\Chiat\Day homepage, captured September 28, 2026
    tbwachiatday.com · homepage on September 28, 2026
    Known for
    creative · Disruption strategy · technology and consumer brands · holding company: Omnicom
    Selected work
    • Levi's. "The Floor Is Yours" anthem film built around dance choreography by Sherrie Silver. case study ↗
    • Jack in the Box. "Feeding Time" campaign. case study ↗
    • Gatorade. "Always in Motion" campaign for Gatorade water. case study ↗
    Estimated cost

    Estimated: $8,000–$30,000/mo, typical for US advertising retainers; not a quote.

    Typical industry estimate, not a quote from any firm on this list.

    Office
    5353 Grosvenor Blvd · Los Angeles, CA · 90066

    Site checked live September 28, 2026Sources tbwachiatday.com, en.wikipedia.org, tbwachiatdayla.comLinkedIn ↗

  6. 06

    Led by Tyler Turnbull, Global Chief Executive Officer

    • New York, NY
    • Since 1912
    • 500+ people

    McCann is a global advertising network founded in New York in 1912 and operating under the line 'Truth Well Told'. It was the flagship of Interpublic Group until Omnicom completed its acquisition of Interpublic in 2025, and its current work includes L'Oréal Paris, Xbox, Chevrolet, Mastercard, McDonald's and Aldi. Fast Company named it one of the World's Most Innovative Companies in 2024 and 2025.

    Why it’s hereOwned by Omnicom since the 2025 Interpublic acquisition; a 110-year-old network with global accounts such as Mastercard and Chevrolet.

    Best forGlobal brands with large budgets that want one Omnicom creative network to run advertising across many countries.

    UpdateNow part of Omnicom after its acquisition of Interpublic; in December 2025 Omnicom folded FCB into McCann as one of its three global creative networks.

    McCann homepage, captured September 28, 2026
    mccann.com · homepage on September 28, 2026
    Known for
    global brand campaigns · creative · automotive and financial services · holding company: Omnicom (formerly Interpublic)
    Named clients
    L'Oréal Paris, Xbox, Chevrolet, Mastercard, McDonald's, Aldi, Just Eat, Prada
    Estimated cost

    Estimated: $8,000–$30,000/mo, typical for US advertising retainers; not a quote.

    Typical industry estimate, not a quote from any firm on this list.

    Site checked live September 28, 2026Sources mccann.com, en.wikipedia.org, campaignlive.comLinkedIn ↗

  7. 07
    • New York, NY
    • Since 2006
    • 500+ people
    • Changed hands

    Droga5 is a creative agency founded in New York in 2006 by David Droga and acquired by Accenture in 2019, where it operates as the creative flagship of Accenture Song with offices in New York, London, Dublin, São Paulo and Tokyo. It was Ad Age's Agency of the Year multiple times as an independent and is known for campaigns for The New York Times, Under Armour and Hennessy.

    Why it’s hereOwned by Accenture Song; a two-time Ad Age Agency of the Decade honouree that remains one of the most awarded creative shops in New York.

    Best forLarge national and global brands with big budgets that want high-profile creative campaigns backed by Accenture's consulting and technology resources.

    OwnershipAcquired by Accenture in 2019 and now operates within Accenture Song, whose global chief creative officer also leads Droga5 creative as of January 2026.

    Droga5 homepage, captured September 28, 2026
    droga5.com · homepage on September 28, 2026
    Known for
    creative · brand campaigns · consumer and technology brands · owned by Accenture Song
    Estimated cost

    Estimated: $8,000–$30,000/mo, typical for US advertising retainers; not a quote.

    Typical industry estimate, not a quote from any firm on this list.

    Site checked live September 28, 2026Sources droga5.com, en.wikipedia.orgLinkedIn ↗

  8. 08

    Led by Sarah Thompson, Chief Executive Officer (the agency's first CEO, named September 2025)

    • San Francisco, CA
    • Since 1983
    • 201–500 people

    Goodby Silverstein & Partners is a full-service advertising agency at 45 Fremont Street in San Francisco with a second office in New York, founded in 1983 by Jeff Goodby and Rich Silverstein and owned by Omnicom. It describes its work as 'experiences that reach millions, but seem to speak only to you', and current clients include Xfinity, Comcast Business, Doritos, Cheetos, Mountain Dew and the Smithsonian; it is the agency behind 'Got Milk?'.

    Why it’s hereOwned by Omnicom; four decades of nationally recognised broadcast and Super Bowl work from San Francisco.

    Best forNational consumer brands with large budgets, such as Xfinity, Doritos, Cheetos and Mountain Dew, that want big-idea TV and cultural campaigns from a creative agency backed by Omnicom's media and data resources.

    UpdateOmnicom-owned agency with offices in San Francisco and New York.

    Goodby Silverstein & Partners homepage, captured September 28, 2026
    goodbysilverstein.com · homepage on September 28, 2026
    Known for
    creative · broadcast and Super Bowl campaigns · snack and beverage brands · holding company: Omnicom
    Named clients
    Xfinity, Comcast Business, Doritos, Cheetos, Mountain Dew, Smithsonian, The Dalí Museum
    Estimated cost

    Estimated: $8,000–$30,000/mo, typical for US advertising retainers; not a quote.

    Typical industry estimate, not a quote from any firm on this list.

    Office
    45 Fremont Street · San Francisco, CA · 94105 · (415) 392-0669

    Site checked live September 28, 2026Sources goodbysilverstein.com, en.wikipedia.org, shootonline.com

  9. 09

    Led by Kristen Cavallo, CEO

    • Richmond, VA
    • Since 1965
    • 201–500 people

    The Martin Agency is a full-service creative agency headquartered in Richmond, Virginia, founded in 1965, that lists Omnicom as its parent following Omnicom's 2025 acquisition of Interpublic. It keeps strategy, creative, production, motion, social and performance under one roof in Richmond, and its clients include GEICO, UPS, General Mills, Hershey's, Bud Light, STIHL and Kay Jewelers.

    Why it’s hereOwned by Omnicom; Adweek's U.S. Agency of the Year in 2020 and 2021 and the long-time agency behind GEICO.

    Best forNational consumer brands such as GEICO, CarMax and UPS that want a full-service agency for broadcast, digital, social and direct response advertising.

    The Martin Agency homepage, captured September 28, 2026
    martinagency.com · homepage on September 28, 2026
    Known for
    creative · cultural impact campaigns · in-house production · consumer brands · holding company: Omnicom (formerly Interpublic)
    Named clients
    GEICO, UPS, General Mills, Hershey's, Bud Light, Busch Light, STIHL, Kay Jewelers, Solo Stove, Google Chrome
    Selected work
    • LegalShield. Stupid Laws, a campaign dramatizing odd state laws to show why people need legal coverage. case study ↗
    • AXE. The AXE Effect brand relaunch, which the agency says ranked #6 on Adweek's Ads of the Year for 2021. case study ↗
    Estimated cost

    Estimated: $8,000–$30,000/mo, typical for US advertising retainers; not a quote.

    Typical industry estimate, not a quote from any firm on this list.

    Site checked live September 28, 2026Sources martinagency.com, en.wikipedia.orgLinkedIn ↗

  10. 10

    Led by Lee Newman, Chief Executive Officer

    • Austin, TX
    • Since 1971
    • 201–500 people

    GSD&M is a full-service advertising agency in Austin founded in 1971 by University of Texas graduates Steve Gurasich, Tim McClure, Judy Trabulsi and Roy Spence, and owned by Omnicom. It builds what it calls 'First & Only' brands, with creative and media for Southwest Airlines, the U.S. Air Force and Space Force, Capital One, Ram and Pizza Hut, and cites a Cannes Lion for brand strategy and a Media Team of the Year award.

    Why it’s hereOwned by Omnicom; more than 50 years in Austin and the agency of record for Southwest Airlines and the U.S. Air Force.

    Best forNational brands and government recruiters with large media budgets, such as Southwest Airlines, the U.S. Air Force and Capital One, that want broadcast-scale brand campaigns from an Austin agency.

    GSD&M homepage, captured September 28, 2026
    gsdm.com · homepage on September 28, 2026
    Known for
    creative · media · brand strategy · airline, restaurant and military accounts · holding company: Omnicom
    Named clients
    Southwest Airlines, U.S. Air Force, U.S. Space Force, Capital One, Ram, Pizza Hut, Stanley, White Castle, Realtor.com
    Selected work
    • Southwest Airlines. "That's a Big Flex" campaign for a client the agency has served for over four decades. case study ↗
    • U.S. Space Force. "Space Is Closer Than You Think" campaign. case study ↗
    • Ram. "Drive Your Own Story" campaign for the truck brand. case study ↗
    Estimated cost

    Estimated: $8,000–$30,000/mo, typical for US advertising retainers; not a quote.

    Typical industry estimate, not a quote from any firm on this list.

    Site checked live September 28, 2026Sources gsdm.com, en.wikipedia.orgLinkedIn ↗

  11. 11

    Led by Evin Shutt, Global CEO

    • Los Angeles, CA
    • Since 2004
    • 201–500 people

    72andSunny is a global creative company founded in Los Angeles in 2004 by John Boiler, Glenn Cole and Robert Nakata, with offices in Los Angeles, Brooklyn, Amsterdam and Sydney. It is owned by Stagwell and describes its role as 'unleashing possibility' for consumer, technology and entertainment brands; it has been Ad Age's Agency of the Year and a repeat A-List agency.

    Why it’s hereOwned by Stagwell; one of the most decorated creative agencies to emerge from Los Angeles in the past two decades.

    Best forLarge consumer and tech brands, such as Indeed, which named it global creative agency of record, that want brand campaigns and production from a Stagwell-owned creative network with offices in Los Angeles, Brooklyn, Amsterdam and Sydney.

    UpdateOwned by Stagwell; since late 2025 it anchors the 72andSunny Creative Collective, which also takes in two Forsman & Bodenfors offices, Bruce Mau Design and Hecho Studios.

    72andSunny homepage, captured September 28, 2026
    72andsunny.com · homepage on September 28, 2026
    Known for
    creative · brand campaigns · entertainment and consumer brands · holding company: Stagwell
    Estimated cost

    Estimated: $8,000–$30,000/mo, typical for US advertising retainers; not a quote.

    Typical industry estimate, not a quote from any firm on this list.

    Site checked live September 28, 2026Sources 72andsunny.com, en.wikipedia.org, podcasts.apple.com

  12. 12

    Led by Bill Koenigsberg, Founder and CEO

    • New York, NY
    • Since 1989
    • 500+ people

    Horizon Media is the largest independent media agency in the United States, founded in New York in 1989 by Bill Koenigsberg, who remains its owner and CEO. It plans and buys television, streaming, audio, digital and out-of-home media for national advertisers under the philosophy 'Business is Personal', with offices in New York and Los Angeles and billions of dollars in annual billings.

    Why it’s hereIndependent and founder-owned; the largest U.S. media agency outside the holding companies.

    Best forLarge advertisers that want media planning and buying from an independent agency outside the big holding companies, led by the same founder-CEO for over 20 years.

    Horizon Media homepage, captured September 28, 2026
    horizonmedia.com · homepage on September 28, 2026
    Known for
    media planning and buying · broadcast and streaming · analytics · independent media agency
    Estimated cost

    Estimated: $8,000–$30,000/mo, typical for US advertising retainers; not a quote.

    Typical industry estimate, not a quote from any firm on this list.

    Site checked live September 28, 2026Sources horizonmedia.com, en.wikipedia.org, beet.tv

  13. 13

    Led by Peter Ravailhe, CEO, Mother US (per Campaign US 2024 agency review)

    • Brooklyn, NY

    Mother New York is the U.S. arm of Mother, the independent creative agency founded in London in 1996. It operates from a converted building in Gowanus, Brooklyn, alongside sister units Mother Design and Media by Mother, and has recent campaigns for Uber, Amica Insurance and StreetEasy. The network has repeatedly declined acquisition and remains founder-owned.

    Why it’s hereIndependent and founder-owned, with New York campaigns for Uber and StreetEasy.

    Best forConsumer brands, such as Uber, StreetEasy and Amica, that want an independent creative shop for brand advertising with design and media under the same roof.

    UpdateIndependent agency founded in London in 1996; the New York office opened in 2003 and later added Mother Design and Media by Mother.

    Mother New York homepage, captured September 28, 2026
    mothernewyork.com · homepage on September 28, 2026
    Known for
    creative · design · media · independent
    Named clients
    Uber, Amica Insurance, StreetEasy
    Selected work
    • Uber. "There Are Drivers In Your Area" campaign, one of several Uber campaigns on its site. case study ↗
    • StreetEasy. "Be a Forever New Yorker" campaign. case study ↗
    • Amica Insurance. "Back to Zero" campaign. case study ↗
    Estimated cost

    Estimated: $8,000–$30,000/mo, typical for US advertising retainers; not a quote.

    Typical industry estimate, not a quote from any firm on this list.

    Office
    77 10th Street, Floor 3 · Brooklyn, NY · 11215 · +1 212 254 2800

    Site checked live September 28, 2026Sources mothernewyork.com, en.wikipedia.org, campaignlive.com

The market this list sits in

478,200 advertising, public relations and related services jobs in the United States, September 2026 (preliminary).

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Change log

What changed at the September 2026 check

  • Ownership · Droga5

    Acquired by Accenture in 2019 and now operates within Accenture Song, whose global chief creative officer also leads Droga5 creative as of January 2026.

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How many advertising agencies in the US are on this list, and where are they?
13. The 13 firms are spread across Portland, New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Richmond, Austin and 1 other cities. Each was checked against its own site and at least one independent source. Nobody pays to be ranked.
How do I choose between advertising agencies in the US?
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Did any of these firms pay to be listed?
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How long have these advertising agencies been around?
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