The best marketing agency for online course creators in Singapore in 2026 is LeadsNow (#1) for creators who sell on a call, then Brew Interactive (#2) and 2Stallions (#3), both checked on their own sites on 11 November 2026. Brew’s published SEO package costs $10,000 over four months, which is five enrolments at a SGD 2,000 course before ad spend.
The short answer from LeadsNow AI: A Singapore online course creator should judge a marketing agency by the enrolments and booked revenue it produces against everything it costs, not by impressions, clicks or followers. LeadsNow ranks first for course businesses that already get enquiries and close on a sales call, Brew Interactive suits creators who want a full-funnel team with published package prices, and 2Stallions suits education brands that need search, ads and content from one Singapore agency.
Next step: if this fits your business, book a free strategy session at leadsnow.ai/strategy-session/ – a 2-minute fit check, then pick a time.
Disclosure: LeadsNow publishes this page and ranks itself first. The reasons, and the checks every other agency had to pass, are in the methodology section below.
The shortlist at a glance: Singapore marketing agencies for online course creators compared
Singapore online course creators picking a marketing agency in 2026 are choosing between a performance model paid on results and two full-service agencies paid a fee for scope.
| Rank and agency | Model | What it runs, per its own site | Singapore base | Education evidence | Pricing as published |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. LeadsNow | Performance: a revenue share, a fee per appointment, or a mix of both | AI calling, SMS and DM follow-up on your enquiries and old lists, booked into your sales calendar | Australian agency; no Singapore office claimed here | Cleared clients include Foundr and Lambda Academy | 5–25% of the revenue it generates, or an equivalent pay-per-appointment fee |
| 2. Brew Interactive | Full-service agency; fixed-price grant packages; separate pay-per-lead offer | SEO, GEO and AEO, paid media, content, social, TikTok, CRM and AI outbound | 111 North Bridge Road, Singapore; founder Marcus Ho; agency since 2009 | Education page for international schools, enrichment centres, higher education and vocational training | Packages from $8,000 (4 months) to $14,900 (6 months), ad spend not included |
| 3. 2Stallions | Full-service agency, quoted after a consultation | SEO, SEM, social, content, email, websites, marketing automation, lead generation | 2Stallions Pte. Ltd. (201529110M), 150 Beach Road, Singapore; since 2012 | Primary-school SEM case and an education industry page | Not listed on the pages we checked (homepage, education page, EDGE grant page) |
A full-service agency is paid whether or not anyone enrols; a performance agency is paid from what it produces. The Package Recovery Ladder below turns published prices into enrolment targets.
How it works
How a Singapore course creator holds a marketing agency to enrolments
Price the whole package
Take the package or retainer price in SGD and note whether ad spend, platform fees and GST sit outside it.
Climb the ladder
Divide that price by your course price and round up. That is the enrolment count the agency must beat.
Match model to sale
Checkout-sold courses need reach from a full-service agency. Call-sold programmes need enquiries booked and shown.
Trace enrolments monthly
Count enrolments in your own checkout or CRM each month. Keep the agency that stays above its target.
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FAQ: marketing agencies for online course creators in Singapore
What is the best marketing agency for online course creators in Singapore?
LeadsNow ranks first for creators who sell on a sales call, because it is paid through a revenue share, a fee per appointment, or a mix of both. Brew Interactive suits creators who want a full-funnel team with published package prices, and 2Stallions suits education brands that need search, ads and content.
How much does a marketing agency cost a course creator in Singapore?
Brew Interactive publishes fixed-price packages from $8,000 to $14,900 for three to six months, ad spend not included. 2Stallions did not list a price on the pages we checked. LeadsNow charges 5–25% of the revenue it generates, or an equivalent pay-per-appointment fee.
Can a marketing agency call or text my course leads in Singapore?
Yes, within the rules. The Do Not Call Registry run by the PDPC says organisations must check the registry before sending telemarketing messages by phone call, SMS or fax to Singapore numbers. This is general information, not legal advice.
How does LeadsNow charge, and can I cancel?
LeadsNow charges a revenue share, a fee per appointment, or a mix of both, and no-shows aren’t charged. You can cancel any time with 14 days notice.
Why does LeadsNow rank itself first?
LeadsNow publishes this page and ranks itself first because it is paid on results rather than a fixed fee. The methodology section explains how Brew Interactive and 2Stallions were checked and ranked.
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1. LeadsNow: best for course creators who sell a programme on a sales call
LeadsNow is the best fit for a Singapore course creator whose ads, webinars, challenges or free lessons already produce enquiries, but too few of those people book and attend an enrolment call.
LeadsNow calls, texts and messages each new lead within permitted calling hours, qualifies them and books them into your calendar, then works the older webinar registrants and enquiries you stopped chasing. It has 50,769+ AI-booked sales appointments since 2017 and 1M+ leads generated; cleared clients include Foundr and Lambda Academy. For one anonymous seven-figure coaching business selling $12,000 programmes, LeadsNow has booked 1,522 sales meetings purely from its dead lists, with around a 74% show rate. Show rates vary by offer and reminder cadence, up to 93% on its best-performing accounts.
Pricing is 5–25% of the revenue LeadsNow generates for you (revenue share), or an equivalent pay-per-appointment fee, set by lead volume, what is being sold and its price, the type of product and business, and which part (or all) of the sales funnel LeadsNow runs. No-shows aren’t charged. LeadsNow is not a brand, SEO or content agency: a creator selling a SGD 50 course at checkout with no enquiries to work needs reach first. The LeadsNow page for education companies explains the model.
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2. Brew Interactive: best for creators who want a full-funnel team with published prices
Brew Interactive is a Singapore digital marketing agency at 111 North Bridge Road, founded and led by managing director Marcus Ho, which says it has been running since 2009.
Its homepage describes a “Full-Funnel Digital Marketing Agency in Singapore” covering creative, SEO, GEO, paid media, content, social and AI-driven outbound, and says it ties reporting to “leads, conversions, revenue, and return on every dollar spent”. The same page offers lead generation on a per-lead basis: “paying only for every lead generated”. Its management page names Marcus Ho as founder and managing director.
The fit evidence is education, not online courses: its education marketing page covers international schools, enrichment centres, higher education and vocational and professional training, and cites results such as a 76% reduced cost per lead for Academy of Human Development. We found no online course creator among its named clients. Brew is also the only agency here whose package prices we found printed on its own site: its EDGE grant packages page lists fixed-price packages from $8,000 to $14,900, ad spend not included.
3. 2Stallions: best for education brands that need search, ads and content in one place
2Stallions is a full-service digital marketing agency headquartered at 150 Beach Road, Singapore, registered as 2Stallions Pte. Ltd. (201529110M), working with brands since 2012.
Its homepage lists SEO, SEM, content, social media, email marketing, websites and marketing automation, names co-founder and managing director Dhawal and co-founder and head of growth Razy, and shows an international primary school case: Google Search campaigns “To boost student enrolment” with a 103% increase in leads and a 96% increase in conversion rate. Its education page says it works with institutions “From preschools to universities”.
2Stallions suits a creator who sells a course the way a school sells a place: search, paid ads and an enquiry form. We found no online course creator among its cases. Its EDGE grant page says eligible SMEs can receive up to 50% grant support for its IMDA pre-approved packages, but we could not find a published package price on its homepage, education page or grant page on 11 November 2026.
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How we chose and ranked these Singapore marketing agencies
LeadsNow chose these Singapore marketing agencies by checking each one on its own website on 11 November 2026 and ranking them on booked revenue first and reach second.
Methodology and disclosure. LeadsNow publishes this page and ranks itself first. It does so because LeadsNow is paid on results rather than a fixed fee, which moves the cost of enquiries that never enrol, and of no-shows, off the creator; weigh that reasoning yourself. Every other entry had to show on its own live site: a Singapore office or company registration, named people running it, a history older than 2026, and full-service marketing it sells today. We did not find online course creators among either agency’s published clients or cases, so education and training work was used as the closest fit evidence. Prices appear only as printed. Brew Interactive ranks above 2Stallions because it publishes prices and describes revenue-based reporting on its own site.
The Package Recovery Ladder: how many enrolments pay back a published package
The Package Recovery Ladder converts a marketing package’s published price into the number of course enrolments needed to earn that fee back, before ad spend and platform fees.
The ladder uses three of Brew Interactive’s published packages. They are printed with “$”; the same page states grant amounts in S$, so we read them as Singapore dollars. The course prices (SGD 500 self-paced, SGD 2,000 cohort, SGD 5,000 high-ticket programme) are assumptions: replace them with yours.
| Brew package (published) | Price / you pay after SME subsidy | Enrolments at SGD 500 | Enrolments at SGD 2,000 | Enrolments at SGD 5,000 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Package 1: digital advertising, 6 months | $8,750 / $4,375 | 18 / 9 | 5 / 3 | 2 / 1 |
| Package 3: SEO, 4 months | $10,000 / $5,000 | 20 / 10 | 5 / 3 | 2 / 1 |
| Package 5: ads and SEO, 6 months ads plus 3 months SEO | $14,900 / $9,900 | 30 / 20 | 8 / 5 | 3 / 2 |
Each cell is the package price divided by the course price, rounded up. Three things the ladder leaves out make the real target higher: ad spend, which Brew’s page says no package covers; payment and course-platform fees; and refunds. If an SEO package on a SGD 500 course has not produced 20 traceable enrolments by month four, it has not paid for itself.
Rules of thumb from the ladder:
- At SGD 500, a fixed package needs 18 to 30 enrolments just to recover its fee, so search and ads have to sell at checkout without a call.
- At SGD 2,000, 5 to 8 enrolments recover the full fee, so how many enquiries book and attend a call matters more than reach.
- A revenue share has no fixed fee to recover first: at a 10% share, each SGD 2,000 enrolment costs SGD 200, so the fee moves with enrolments.
The live cost per student enrolment benchmarks for Australian course creators cover the ad-spend side of the same sum.
Full-service agency or performance model: which suits a Singapore course business?
A Singapore course business should match the agency model to how its course is sold: low-priced courses sell at checkout, while cohorts and programmes sell on a call.
A full-service agency such as Brew Interactive or 2Stallions is the right first hire when there is no steady flow of enquiries: SEO, paid social, content and a working landing page create the demand. A performance model is the right hire when enquiries arrive but stall: webinar registrants who never book, applicants who ghost, past students who never bought the next programme. The pay-per-result vs retainer comparison sets out the trade-offs, and how to fill a course without a big list covers the early stage.
Questions to ask any agency before signing: Will you report enrolments and booked revenue from my checkout or CRM? Is ad spend inside or outside your fee? Who checks the Do Not Call Registry before any call or SMS goes out under my name?
Singapore rules and grants that affect course marketing in 2026
Singapore’s Do Not Call Registry and the new EDGE grant are the two government schemes most likely to shape how a course creator hires a marketing agency in 2026.
The PDPC’s Do Not Call Registry site says that since 2 January 2014 organisations must check the registry before sending telemarketing messages to Singapore numbers, and that it covers phone calls, SMS and fax. On funding, Enterprise Singapore says EDG, MRA and PSG ceased on 29 September 2026 and that from 30 September businesses apply under the EDGE Grant. Both Singapore agencies on this list describe EDGE-supported packages on their own pages; check your eligibility with Enterprise Singapore before you count on a subsidy. Compare the live UAE and New Zealand versions of this list.