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The 13 Best Digital Marketing Agencies in Toronto

Toronto has hundreds of digital marketing agencies, from SEO specialists and paid-ads shops to full-service firms that also build websites and brands. They differ as much in how they work as in what they offer: some publish prices and run month to month, others ask for a minimum term or only take clients above a certain size.

This guide sets out what each agency handles, which industries it focuses on and the contract terms it states.

How this guide is ordered

Our ranking of digital marketing agencies in Toronto rests on specialisation, reputation, the detail each business makes public and the neighbourhoods it reaches. When something changes, so does the list.

Some companies pay for services that help them stand out in this guide.

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Page Pros, Toronto#1
What stands out
  • Clearly packaged services

  • 24/7 report access

  • Local map ranking focus

Page Pros

5.0530 reviews
80 Atlantic Ave 4th Floor, Toronto, ON M6K 1X9, Canada
Best for
Realtors and dental practices

Suits real estate agents, dental clinics and other local businesses that like packaged services. The Liberty Village agency sells clearly defined products: RankPro for local map results, SocialPro for content, LeadPro for Facebook and search ads, WebPro for websites and BrandPro for logos. Clients get round-the-clock access to their reports, and there is a second office in Miami. Easy to see what you are buying and to add services later.

The Influence Agency, Toronto#2
What stands out
  • Influencer campaigns in 20 categories

  • Experiential PR and brand trips

  • Meta Business Partner

The Influence Agency

5.0184 reviews
213 Sterling Rd Unit 214, Toronto, ON M6R 2B2, Canada
Best for
Influencer and social-first campaigns

A natural choice for consumer brands that put creators and social content at the centre of their marketing. The Junction Triangle agency runs influencer campaigns across 20 creator categories, alongside social media management, paid search and social ads, SEO and web development. It also organizes PR boxes, brand trips and activations, and is a Meta Business Partner. Useful for launches that need online and in-person reach at the same time.

Whissel Strategies, Toronto#3
What stands out
  • Fractional CMO option

  • Month-to-month or performance-based terms

  • Small client roster

Whissel Strategies

5.0102 reviews
99 Yorkville Ave Unit 200, Toronto, ON M5R 1C1, Canada
Best for
Tourism, wellness and retail brands

Aimed at consumer businesses in tourism, wellness and retail that want a long-term marketing partner. Founded by Bailey Whissel in 2016, the agency offers done-for-you marketing, a fractional CMO service and strategy-only plans. Work spans web, SEO, paid search, Meta and TikTok ads, social, influencer and email campaigns. It accepts new clients by application, roughly one a month, and declines one-off logo or website jobs. Suitable for owners ready to commit beyond a single project.

Creative Scope, Toronto#4
What stands out
  • Shopify and Klaviyo partner

  • Web, ads and email in one team

  • Weekend hours

Creative Scope

5.091 reviews
45 Lisgar St, Toronto, ON M6J 0B8, Canada
Best for
E-commerce and growing brands

Suits growing brands that want a website, ads and email run by one team. Founded in 2018 and based on Lisgar Street in Queen West, the agency designs sites and handles SEO and paid campaigns on search, Meta, TikTok and YouTube. It holds partner listings with Shopify and Klaviyo, which suits online stores. Clients have included Royal LePage, McMaster University and Mike Holmes Inspections. The office also answers on weekends, handy for retailers.

Preeminent Marketing, Toronto#5
What stands out
  • No setup fee

  • Flat monthly pricing

  • No contract

Preeminent Marketing

4.9384 reviews
251 Consumers Rd, North York, ON M2J 4R3, Canada
Best for
Small businesses wanting no-contract terms

A practical choice for small and mid-sized businesses that want simple monthly pricing. The North York agency handles pay-per-click advertising, SEO, social media, LinkedIn and YouTube ads, e-commerce and website design. It charges no setup fee, works on a flat monthly fee and does not require a contract. Clients are served across Ontario and the western provinces. A lower-risk way for owners to try an agency for the first time.

dNOVO, Toronto#6
What stands out
  • One client per niche per region

  • No long-term contracts

  • Legal and medical focus

dNOVO

4.9208 reviews
82 Scollard St Ste B, Toronto, ON M5R 1G2, Canada
Best for
Law firms, clinics and home services

Suits law firms, clinics and contractors that measure marketing in signed clients rather than clicks. The agency works on SEO and AI search visibility, paid search, Local Service Ads and video, with programs for personal injury, family and employment law, dental, plastic surgery and home improvement. It takes one client per niche per region and does not rely on long-term contracts. Leads are tracked in a single dashboard. Relevant for practices in crowded local markets.

Search Engine People, Toronto#7
What stands out
  • Operating since 2001

  • No white-label subcontracting

  • No minimum term

Search Engine People

4.923 reviews
2 Bloor St E Suite 3500, Toronto, ON M4W 3H7, Canada
Best for
In-house SEO and paid search

Suits companies that want an experienced in-house search team without being locked in. Founded in 2001 and based at Yonge and Bloor, the agency handles SEO, paid search, link building, content, HubSpot set-up and GA4 analytics. It states that all work is done in-house, with no white-label vendors. Contracts have no minimum term and include an out clause. Relevant for businesses that have had their work quietly subcontracted before.

Awkward Media, Toronto#8
What stands out
  • SEO-only agency

  • Month-to-month plans

  • Published starting prices

Awkward Media

4.8200 reviews
30 Ordnance St #2006, Toronto, ON M6K 0C8, Canada
Best for
Local SEO for service businesses

Built for established local businesses that want search and map visibility handled by specialists. The agency does search only, from local and multi-location SEO to technical fixes, link building and AI search optimization. Plans run month to month, starting prices are published on its site, and it offers a partial refund if no visible improvement appears in the first 20 days. Monthly ranking grid reports show results by area, so owners can check progress themselves.

TechWyse, Toronto#9
What stands out
  • Operating since 2001

  • Own AdLuge reporting tool

  • No term contracts

TechWyse

4.8197 reviews
1444 Dupont St #32, Toronto, ON M6P 4H3, Canada
Best for
Mid-sized firms needing multi-channel depth

A solid option for businesses that want a large, established team and detailed reporting. TechWyse has operated from Toronto since 2001 and employs more than 100 marketing staff. It covers strategy, web design, SEO and AI search, paid media including Amazon advertising, content and marketing automation. Results are tracked through its own AdLuge reporting tool, and it does not use term contracts. Worth considering when a single channel is no longer enough.

Green Lotus, Toronto#10
What stands out
  • AI call and chat agents

  • Own website platform

  • No contracts

Green Lotus

4.8170 reviews
Claim Analytics, 5140 Yonge St, North York, ON M2N 6L7, Canada
Best for
Trades and medical clinics

Suits home service companies and medical clinics that want SEO plus software to handle the leads it brings. Operating since 2012 from Yonge Street in North York, the agency covers SEO, paid search, social media, content and websites built on its Smart Site platform. It adds AI agents that answer calls, messages and review replies, and a phone app for bookings and invoicing. No contracts are required. Practical for trades that miss calls while on job sites.

Canada Create, Toronto#11
What stands out
  • Operating since 2008

  • Websites, hosting and CRM in-house

  • AI receptionists and chatbots

Canada Create

4.8104 reviews
126 Willowdale Ave Suite #3, North York, ON M2N 4Y2, Canada
Best for
One-stop marketing and web services

Suits businesses that want one supplier for marketing, websites and the tools behind them. Operating since 2008 from Willowdale Avenue in North York, the agency handles search and Meta ads, SEO, content, email and web development. It also offers CRM set-up, hosting, cyber security and AI receptionists. Proposals follow a free review, and ad spend is paid directly to the platforms. Convenient when you would rather not juggle several vendors.

Brand & Mortar, Toronto#12
What stands out
  • Founded in 2011

  • Packaging and print design

  • Mobile app development

Brand & Mortar

4.774 reviews
31 Powerhouse St suite 203, Toronto, ON M6H 0C7, Canada
Best for
Consumer brands and product launches

A good match for consumer brands that need marketing and creative work from the same studio. Founded in 2011, the agency combines brand strategy, social media, PPC, SEO and content with website and Shopify builds. It also designs packaging, presentations and print or out-of-home campaigns, and develops mobile apps. Case studies include Amazon sales growth and event campaigns. Useful for product companies launching or relaunching a brand.

Brand Vision Marketing, Toronto#13
What stands out
  • Published price ranges

  • Accessibility-compliant builds

  • Flat-fee paid media

Brand Vision Marketing

4.9113 reviews
60 Bloor St W Unit 401, Toronto, ON M4W 3B8, Canada
Best for
Brand and website overhauls

The right call when the marketing problem starts with the brand or the website itself. Established in 2018, the agency handles naming, visual identity, UX and custom web builds on Webflow, WordPress, Shopify or frameworks such as React. Digital marketing covers SEO, AI search, paid search, social media and PR. Price ranges for websites and branding are published, and builds follow AODA and WCAG accessibility standards, useful for organizations bound by Ontario accessibility rules.

The comparison at a glance

#BusinessRatingReviewsBest for
#1Page Pros 5.0530Realtors and dental practices
#2The Influence Agency 5.0184Influencer and social-first campaigns
#3Whissel Strategies 5.0102Tourism, wellness and retail brands
#4Creative Scope 5.091E-commerce and growing brands
#5Preeminent Marketing 4.9384Small businesses wanting no-contract terms
#6dNOVO 4.9208Law firms, clinics and home services
#7Search Engine People 4.923In-house SEO and paid search
#8Awkward Media 4.8200Local SEO for service businesses
#9TechWyse 4.8197Mid-sized firms needing multi-channel depth
#10Green Lotus 4.8170Trades and medical clinics
#11Canada Create 4.8104One-stop marketing and web services
#12Brand & Mortar 4.774Consumer brands and product launches
#13Brand Vision Marketing 4.9113Brand and website overhauls

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Map of digital marketing agencies in Toronto

These agencies are spread between the west end around Liberty Village and the Junction Triangle, Yorkville and Yonge and Bloor, and North York.

Services to compare

  • Search engine optimizationTechnical, local and content work to rank in search results, now often including visibility in AI answer tools.
  • Paid search and social adsPlanning and managing search, Meta, TikTok and LinkedIn campaigns against a set budget.
  • Social media managementContent calendars, posting, community management and influencer campaigns.
  • Website design and developmentSites built to convert visitors, on platforms such as WordPress, Shopify or Webflow.
  • Email and marketing automationNewsletters, automated sequences and CRM set-up to follow up on leads.

How to choose Digital Marketing Agencies in Toronto

  1. Start from your goal, not the channelLeads for a local service business, online sales and brand awareness need different mixes of SEO, paid ads and social media. Choose an agency whose case studies match your goal.
  2. Look for industry experienceMany Toronto agencies focus on sectors such as law, health care, home services or real estate, where they already know the advertising rules and the competition.
  3. Read the contract termsCheck minimum terms, notice periods and setup fees, and confirm that your ad accounts, website and analytics data stay in your name if you leave.
  4. Agree on how results are reportedSettle on the measures that matter, such as leads, calls or sales, and how often you will get reports. Ad spend should be shown separately from the agency's management fee.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a digital marketing agency cost in Toronto?

It varies with scope and channels. Some agencies charge a flat monthly retainer, others price websites by project, and paid advertising usually means a management fee plus the ad spend itself, paid to the platforms. Costs depend on how many channels you need, the competition in your sector and how much content is involved.

How long does SEO take to show results?

SEO is slower than paid ads. Agencies usually talk in terms of several months before rankings and traffic move noticeably, depending on your site's starting point and the competition for your keywords. Paid campaigns can bring traffic within days of launch.

Should I sign a long-term contract?

Not necessarily. Several Toronto agencies work month to month, while others ask for a minimum term, especially for SEO. Whatever you choose, check the notice period and make sure accounts, data and website files remain yours.

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