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Influencer Marketing Agency Miami 2026: Rates Up to $2,950
18 of the Miami creators we monitor, with full follower, likes, reach and engagement data, plus our network rate benchmarks by tier so you can budget with numbers.
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Picking an influencer marketing agency miami buyers trust in 2026 starts with the creators themselves: who they are, how far they reach, and how hard their audience actually engages.
So this post leads with the data.
We track 135 Miami TikTok creators, 61 above 100K followers and 11 above 1M.
Below are 18 of the biggest names, with full stats and a conservative per-post rate for each.
TL;DR
- These are among Miami's biggest creators, several above 1M followers with tens of millions of lifetime likes.
- Biggest reach: Bryan (7.0M, pets and tech), Marta O. (2.5M, fashion), Yanni Georgoulakis at @foodyfetish (2.3M, food).
- Highest engagement is not the biggest account: Pablo hits 11.4%, vickyguez 8.0%, Jeffrey Alvarez 5.6%.
- Most average views per post: Pablo 9.8M, tayloranngallo 7.0M, AL Dante Channel 4.3M.
- Conservative per-post rates run from about $150 for lower-reach names up to $2,950 for the biggest.
Roster fit and engagement move the result far more than a headline city median.
Match the creator to the product first, then talk price.
What's Inside 1.
The 18 Miami creators we track, with full stats. 2.
What Miami creators cost (honest benchmarks). 3.
Which categories and brands dominate Miami. 4.
How Miami agency fees work. 5.
The 5 questions to ask a Miami agency first.
Miami's Biggest Creators, With Full Stats and Rates
These are the biggest, best-known Miami creators we track, sorted by reach.
For each: followers, lifetime likes, posts shipped, average views per post, engagement rate, verified status, and a conservative per-post rate.
Miami depth is on TikTok, where beauty and food run deepest.
| Creator | Followers | Lifetime likes | Posts | Avg views | Engagement | Verified | Rate / post* |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bryan (@bryanthediamond) | 7.0M | 533.8M | 3,927 | 774.5K | 2.0% | yes | $230 |
| Marta O. (@by.martao) | 2.5M | 137.9M | 1,738 | 470.4K | 3.2% | no | $150 |
| Yanni Georgoulakis (@foodyfetish) | 2.3M | 40.9M | 1,547 | 370.2K | 1.2% | yes | $150 |
| Hugo PelaezZz (@hugopelaezzz) | 1.3M | 110.3M | 1,722 | 1.2M | 5.0% | no | $350 |
| tayloranngallo (@tayloranngallo) | 1.1M | 17.0M | 921 | 7.0M | 1.6% | no | $2,100 |
| AL Dante Channel (@al_dante_channel) | 1.0M | 13.9M | 276 | 4.3M | 4.9% | no | $1,300 |
| Bella (@bellarmrz) | 830.3K | 73.3M | 2,428 | 287.2K | 3.6% | yes | $150 |
| Mariana cruz (@esmarianacruz) | 681.1K | 22.0M | 690 | 336.0K | 4.7% | yes | $150 |
| Vanessa Christine (@vanessachristinex) | 599.7K | 6.1M | 634 | 17.9K | 1.6% | no | $150 |
| TheRealKatherinRojas (@therealkatherinrojas) | 492.2K | 9.8M | 2,107 | 732.2K | 0.9% | no | $220 |
| vickyguez (@thevickyguez) | 474.4K | 31.6M | 833 | 684.0K | 8.0% | no | $210 |
| Pablo (@palopenguin) | 413.9K | 68.3M | 1,444 | 9.8M | 11.4% | no | $2,950 |
| Olivia Chatfield (@oliviachatfield) | 361.4K | 13.8M | 841 | 55.3K | 4.5% | no | $150 |
| Myra (@minniemyra) | 352.2K | 8.2M | 565 | 1.3M | 4.1% | yes | $390 |
| Jeffrey Alvarez (@jeffrey_famous) | 345.0K | 13.4M | 688 | 1.2M | 5.6% | no | $360 |
| JULIA PAIGE (@sheshortsweet) | 340.5K | 23.7M | 1,428 | 2.5M | 4.9% | no | $750 |
| Dee & Juvi (@diriann_ale) | 337.7K | 6.7M | 428 | 274.6K | 4.6% | no | $150 |
| HappyGoLiving (@happygoliving) | 316.0K | 22.8M | 1,393 | 500.7K | 5.2% | yes | $150 |
*Source: Influencer Advisory tiktok_creators table, Miami-tagged, 18 monitored, 2026-05-22.
Rate per post is calculated conservatively as average views times a $0.30 CPM, with a $150 floor.
Actual negotiated rates vary by deal and usually run higher once usage rights are added.*
What each one makes, so you can match by fit, not just follower count:
- Bryan (pets, home and living, tech): humorous product reviews alongside pets and tech.
- Marta O. (fashion, beauty): luxury fashion and bags, tips and collections.
- Yanni Georgoulakis (food and drink): gourmet food experiences and cooking insights.
- Hugo PelaezZz (entertainment): music and video streams driven by faith and passion.
- tayloranngallo (beauty): makeup tutorials and tips for acne-prone skin.
- AL Dante Channel (food and drink, arts and creative): food cinematography and recipes.
- Bella (beauty, lifestyle, travel): fashion finds and shopping hauls.
- Mariana cruz (beauty, fitness): beauty and bodybuilding, a fitness and health journey.
- Vanessa Christine (beauty, lifestyle): daily-life vlogs and slow-day routines.
- TheRealKatherinRojas (fitness, self-improvement): personal growth and healthy habits.
- vickyguez (beauty): makeup tutorials and product reviews in Spanish.
- Pablo (music, finance): music tutorials and self-development skills.
- Olivia Chatfield (beauty): beauty product reviews and honest takes.
- Myra (entertainment, self-improvement): actress content on relationship dynamics.
- Jeffrey Alvarez (food and drink): fast-food taste tests and reviews.
- JULIA PAIGE (beauty, fashion): beauty and shopping with honest product reviews.
- Dee & Juvi (lifestyle, beauty, parenting and family): a mom of two on self-care and family life.
- HappyGoLiving (travel, lifestyle): travel and lifestyle, sleep and cruising content.
Engagement, not follower count, is where the value hides. Pablo has 413.9K followers but an 11.4% engagement rate, the highest in this set and roughly 6x the rate of the 7.0M-follower account at the top. vickyguez (8.0%) and Jeffrey Alvarez (5.6%) follow.
A good agency surfaces that gap; a list-seller sorts by follower count and bills you for the reach you can see, not the audience that acts, the way we put engagement first in Miami.
What Do Miami Influencer Creators Actually Cost?
Here is the honest version.
Most of the Miami creators we track carry no confirmed rate, so we do not publish a Miami-only rate card.
Quoting a precise Miami median would be inventing a number.
Instead, anchor on our network-wide rate benchmarks from creators who do have a confirmed rate on file.
These are real medians with sample sizes.
| Creator tier | Network median rate | Priced creators (n) |
|---|---|---|
| 1M+ | $7,000 | 111 |
| 500K to 1M | $3,500 | 53 |
| 100K to 500K | $1,750 | 185 |
| 10K to 100K | $1,100 to $1,500 | 159 |
| under 10K | $350 | 21 |
*Source: Influencer Advisory youtube_creators table, priced subset, 2026-05-22.
Network-wide, not Miami-specific.*
Two numbers, two uses.
The per-post rate in the creator table is a conservative floor, calculated straight from each creator's average views, so it answers "what is one post worth on reach alone.
The tier medians here are confirmed full-deal quotes, which usually bundle usage rights, multiple posts, or exclusivity, so they run higher.
A real Miami anchor: Bryan at @bryanthediamond has a confirmed $4,500 per-post rate on file, almost 20x his views-only floor of $230.
That gap is the usage-rights and exclusivity premium most buyers underestimate, the confirmed rate math we share.
Where we come in: if you do not want to back-solve every Miami quote against confirmed rates we already hold, we will pull the comparable creators with confirmed pricing and tell you whether a number is fair before you respond.
Which Categories and Brands Dominate Miami?
Miami creator supply skews toward beauty, food, and lifestyle.
That mix shapes which brands find the easiest fit.
Beauty is one of the deepest Miami categories in our data, which is why beauty retailers seed creators year-round.
Food and lifestyle follow close behind, and bilingual Spanish-English creators like @thevickyguez open Latin-audience reach that no other US market matches at this depth.
The brands actually running spend out of Miami skew toward supplements, nutrition, and apparel.
Our sponsor tracking shows 1 UP Nutrition with 119 tracked creator deals, Opus with 68, Black Forest Supplements with 44, Cowboy Colostrum with 40, and GLD with 30.
Peluva, the Miami Beach apparel brand, runs 28 tracked deals.
That mix is what a Miami-fluent agency should already have a roster against, the Miami list we'd put together for you.
For who sponsors which creators and why, see Who Sponsors YouTube Creators in 2026.
For other top US markets, compare New York creator rates and Los Angeles creator rates.
How Do Miami Agency Fees Work?
These are typical market ranges for Miami agencies, not our internal data.
They help you sanity-check a quote.
| Engagement type | Typical Miami range |
|---|---|
| Monthly retainer (mid-size agency) | $3,500 to $10,000 |
| Campaign management fee | 15 to 25% of creator spend |
| Single small campaign (3 to 8 creators) | $7,000 to $22,000 |
| Enterprise campaign | $55,000 to $180,000 |
| Creator rep commission | 10 to 20% of deal value |
The 15 to 25% management fee on creator spend is the line item first-time buyers miss most often.
Whitelisting and usage rights stay separate, usually 50 to 100% above the base post rate.
FTC disclosure rules apply on every post, regardless of agency.
Miami agencies worth knowing
If you want to compare us against the field most Miami buyers actually shortlist, here are five agencies we respect, with their own words pulled straight from their sites.
The Influencer Marketing Factory
Consider them when your brand wants a Miami-fluent partner running TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube campaigns end-to-end.
What they do well. Full-funnel influencer programs tied to tracked revenue, with team members on the ground in Florida.
They claim $150M+ in client revenue generated, 1,000+ campaigns delivered, and 3B+ people reached.
What they don't do well. Tiny seeding budgets and one-off creator gifting.
Their pitch is built around managed end-to-end campaigns for global brands, not five-creator pilots.
In their own words. "We run end-to-end TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube campaigns for global brands.
From creator sourcing to tracked ROI, you get one team and one clear funnel."
(Source: theinfluencermarketingfactory.com homepage.)
Best fit if you have a real budget, want one team owning the full funnel, and value Miami presence plus global reach.
theinfluencermarketingfactory.com
HireInfluence
Consider them when your brand wants white-glove campaign production with blue-chip references on the deck.
What they do well. Premium, fully managed campaigns with experiential and on-site activations.
Adidas, Coca-Cola, Honda, McDonald's, Microsoft, Target, NFL, and Oreo sit on their homepage logo wall.
What they don't do well. Fast-turn, low-budget creator seeding.
Their model is built for polished, large-scale activations, not a five-creator pilot you ship next week.
In their own words. "An award-winning influencer marketing agency serving the world's most respected brands since 2011."
(Source: hireinfluence.com homepage.)
Best fit if you have a six-figure budget, a long approval chain, and want experiential or multi-channel scope.
Ubiquitous
Consider them when TikTok is the lead channel and you want a creator-first shop with platform-native instincts.
What they do well. TikTok-first influencer programs across startups and Fortune 1000s.
They were founded in 2021 by Jess Flack out of her performance-marketing work at Bellhop, where she logged ~100 hours hand-negotiating with 200 influencers before spinning up the agency.
What they don't do well. Traditional broadcast-style or experiential campaigns.
Their lane is social-native creator work, not on-site events or paid TV-style production.
In their own words. "Influencer marketing is now just as accessible to startups and small businesses as it is to Fortune 1000s."
(Source: ubiquitousinfluence.com/about.)
Best fit if you want TikTok-led growth, want to start small, and want a partner that thinks like a performance marketer.
Sway Group
Consider them when you need a deep creator network and quality-controlled content across many verticals.
What they do well. Network-scale influencer programs with named CPG and lifestyle clients.
Their creator network sits at 50K+, with brand references including Ergobaby, VSP Vision, and the United Dairy Industry of Michigan.
What they don't do well. Niche, regional-only creator picks if you want a local-only Miami roster.
Their reach is national, so a Miami-exclusive ask is not their default lane.
In their own words. "Since 2011, Sway Group has been connecting brands like yours with the perfect storytellers from our diverse network of creators (50K and counting) for data-driven results you can count on."
(Source: swaygroup.com homepage.)
Best fit if you are a CPG, food, parenting, or vision-care brand that wants broad creator coverage with clear reporting.
House of Marketers
Consider them when TikTok is the single most important channel and you want ex-TikTok operators running the program.
What they do well. TikTok influencer campaigns, paid social, and TikTok business profile content.
They specialize in app-marketing, beauty, K-beauty, AI SaaS, mobile gaming, and pet, with named service lines for each vertical.
What they don't do well. Full multi-platform programs anchored on YouTube long-form.
The shop is TikTok-led by design, so YouTube-first briefs are not their best fit.
In their own words. "TikTok Marketing Agency for Global Brands."
(Source: houseofmarketers.com homepage.)
Best fit if your category is app, beauty, gaming, or pet and your growth plan starts on TikTok.
Where we come in: if any of these pitches lands in your inbox, we will benchmark the roster and rates against creators we already hold confirmed numbers on, so you can negotiate from data not vibes.
Which 5 Questions Should Miami Agency Buyers Ask First?
Five questions separate agencies that close cleanly from the ones that stall.
- Who is on your creator roster, named, with follower counts and engagement rates?
- What is the average integration rate you closed in the last 90 days?
- How do you price whitelisting and usage rights?
- What is the creator payment timeline: 30, 60, or 90 days?
- What does reporting look like at week four, not week twelve?
Agencies that share rate ranges and a named roster upfront close faster.
The ones that lead with old case studies and dodge rate specifics are the ones to drop.
For the wider picture, see our 2026 influencer marketing agencies by city guide.
Where we come in: if a Miami pitch is sitting in your inbox and you do not know whether the roster, rates, or fee structure are fair, Influencer Advisory pulls comparable creators and confirmed rate ranges against your brief in under 48 hours.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does an influencer marketing agency in Miami charge?
Typical mid-size Miami agencies run monthly retainers from $3,500 to $10,000, plus a 15 to 25% fee on creator spend.
Enterprise engagements start near $55,000 per month.
These are market ranges, not our internal data.
What do Miami creators cost per post?
Most of the Miami TikTok creators we track have no confirmed rate on file, so we do not publish a Miami-only rate card.
As a benchmark, our priced YouTube network medians are $7,000 at 1M+, $3,500 at 500K to 1M, and $1,750 at 100K to 500K.
Treat these as anchors and adjust for Miami.
Who are the top Miami creators right now?
By reach: Bryan (7.0M, pets and tech), Marta O. (2.5M, fashion), and Yanni Georgoulakis at @foodyfetish (2.3M, food).
By engagement the leaders are smaller: Pablo at 11.4%, vickyguez at 8.0%, and Jeffrey Alvarez at 5.6%.
Miami skews toward beauty, food, and lifestyle.
Should a brand pick a Miami agency or a Los Angeles agency?
Miami tends to win on hospitality, food, and bilingual Latin-audience creators.
Los Angeles tends to win on macro beauty and entertainment.
We do not have a confirmed city-by-city rate comparison, so judge on roster fit and audience, not a published median.
How do I shortlist Miami creators for my brand?
Start from category and engagement, not follower count.
Miami creators cluster in beauty, food, and lifestyle, so match your product to the niche first, then to engagement rate.
We can pull a vetted Miami shortlist with rates against your brief in under 48 hours.
Frequently asked
How much does an influencer marketing agency in Miami charge?
Typical mid-size Miami agencies run monthly retainers from $3,500 to $10,000, plus a 15 to 25% fee on creator spend. Enterprise engagements through larger shops start near $55,000 per month. These are market ranges, not our internal data.
What do Miami creators cost per post?
We track 18 Miami TikTok creators here but most have no confirmed rate on file, so we do not publish a Miami-only rate card. As a benchmark, our priced YouTube network medians by tier are $7,000 at 1M+, $3,500 at 500K to 1M, and $1,750 at 100K to 500K. Treat these as anchors and adjust for Miami.
Who are the top Miami creators right now?
By reach: Bryan (7.0M, pets and tech), Marta O. (2.5M, fashion), and Yanni Georgoulakis at foodyfetish (2.3M, food). By engagement the leaders are smaller: Pablo at 11.4%, vickyguez at 8.0%, and Jeffrey Alvarez at 5.6%. Miami skews toward beauty, food, and lifestyle.
Should a brand pick a Miami agency or a Los Angeles agency?
Miami tends to win on hospitality, food, and bilingual Latin-audience creators. Los Angeles tends to win on macro beauty and entertainment. We do not have a confirmed city-by-city rate comparison, so judge on roster fit and audience, not on a published median.
How do I shortlist Miami creators for my brand?
Start from category and engagement, not follower count. Miami creators cluster in beauty, food, and lifestyle, so match your product to the niche first, then to engagement rate. We can pull a vetted Miami shortlist with rates against your brief in under 48 hours.
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