Instagram agency Amsterdam.

In Amsterdam's international, design-minded market, the price depends mainly on how much content you need and how competitive your industry is: a concept store in the Jordaan works differently from a tech start-up in Noord. We deliberately don't quote fixed packages, because channels, production effort and audience vary widely. From the small shop to the big brand, we serve every industry and put together a suitable offer for you in the intro call, transparently.

For Amsterdam's young, multilingual audience, we produce content that really gets shared between De Pijp, Oost and the canal belt scene. To do that, we come to you on location, not only in Amsterdam but across Germany and Europe. Via well-connected community channels, we then put you in front of exactly the design-minded locals and expats who suit you. From the idea to the reel, production is in our hands, and it goes beyond pure reach, from recruiting content to PR.

Amsterdam's visually spoilt, international audience is strong on both platforms; the choice depends on your industry. A boutique hotel or design studio thrives on Instagram's curated aesthetic, while hospitality, nightlife and young brands find new reach faster on TikTok with spontaneous, English-language clips. TikTok is included as standard with us, but we adapt the setup flexibly to your goals – not every channel at any cost. Often the combination is strongest: Instagram for the brand, TikTok for discovery. We clarify in the intro call what should take off first.

In Amsterdam's fast-moving, trend-conscious scene, a single clip can attract attention early on, but reach only becomes reliable over several months. Because the audience here is international and selective and formats change quickly, you need consistency to stick in the feed. Realistically, it takes around three to six months of regular publishing before growth and enquiries stabilise. You usually see first signals (more saves, comments, profile visits) much earlier; we respond to them quickly and sharpen the formats flexibly.

In Amsterdam your audience decides, not the national language: the city is so international that English often brings the widest reach, especially among expats, students and young travellers. If, on the other hand, you want to address loyal locals in De Pijp or Noord, Dutch feels more personal and closer. German is mainly worthwhile for tourism or customers from near the border. Usually we go bilingual – an English main tone with Dutch touches – and adapt the choice of language flexibly, depending on what your community responds to most strongly.