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Is inBeat a good UGC agency?

A solid choice when you want UGC, influencers and paid social run by one team, with named results like Hurom's 300% ROAS lift. UGC pricing is not published, and its results mix UGC with paid media.

Published 2026-11-03 · Updated 2026-11-03 · By Mark Gradler

Best for: Brands that want UGC, influencer and paid media under one roof
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5.5/10
Editorial score

Rubric breakdown

The five weighted criteria behind the 5.5.

Published results (30%)
6
Creative quality (22%)
6
Value and pricing clarity (18%)
3
Creators and markets (15%)
5
Service and fit (15%)
7

What's good

  • UGC tested under its own paid media spend
  • Named clients include Bumble, HelloFresh and Airbnb
  • Offices in Montreal, New York and Los Angeles
  • Whitelisting and Spark Ads in scope

What to watch

  • No published UGC pricing
  • Results bundle UGC with paid media, so UGC's share is unclear
  • Creator network size not stated
  • Broad menu; a UGC-only buyer may scope more than needed

The verdict

inBeat is a creator and performance-creative agency with offices in Montreal, New York and Los Angeles, part of the Fieldtrip group. It runs UGC, influencer campaigns and paid social, and says it manages $20M+ in monthly ad spend for 200+ brands.

Its named results are real numbers from real clients: Hurom's ROAS rose 300% with CPA down 65%, and Hopper cut user acquisition cost 20% with 300+ assets a month. Both bundle UGC with paid media and strategy, so they show what the full service did, not UGC alone.

There is no UGC price on the site. It fits a brand that wants creative and media buying in one place. If you only need UGC, expect to scope down a broad menu.

Published results

In inBeat's own words, from its own site. We have not audited these numbers.

Hurom

ROAS up 300% and CPA down 65% from UGC, influencers and a rebuilt paid funnel.

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Hopper

300+ creative assets a month and 20% lower user acquisition cost.

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Key facts

Model
Full-service, scoped on a call
Pricing
Quote on a call
Pricing notes
No UGC pricing published. The only figures on its site are ad-spend guidance for TikTok ads ($10K-$15K a month for small businesses, $50K recommended), not agency fees.
Headquarters
Montreal, New York and Los Angeles offices
Founded
Not published
Creators
Vetted network, size not published
Markets
North America; one case study cites 19 countries
Verticals
Apps, CPG, health, ecommerce, B2B, SaaS, finance and travel
Usage rights
Defined before production per scope (paid, organic, whitelisting)
Services
UGC production, Influencer marketing, Paid social on Meta, TikTok and Snapchat, Creative strategy and testing, Whitelisting and Spark Ads
Last verified
November 2026

inBeat FAQ

How much does inBeat cost?

Quote on a call. No UGC pricing published. The only figures on its site are ad-spend guidance for TikTok ads ($10K-$15K a month for small businesses, $50K recommended), not agency fees.

What results has inBeat published?

Hurom: ROAS up 300% and CPA down 65% from UGC, influencers and a rebuilt paid funnel. Hopper: 300+ creative assets a month and 20% lower user acquisition cost.

Who is inBeat best for?

Brands that want UGC, influencer and paid media under one roof. A solid choice when you want UGC, influencers and paid social run by one team, with named results like Hurom's 300% ROAS lift. UGC pricing is not published, and its results mix UGC with paid media.

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