By Erin Schnittker Siemek, Founder and CEO, Forge Digital Marketing ยท Updated October 2026
The best wellness marketing agencies for ecommerce brands in 2026 are All Good Marketing, Blennd, eAccountable, Forge Digital Marketing, Kyjer, Power Digital, SmartSites, Theory Road, and Velox Media. Each one shows real health, wellness, supplement, or beauty work on its own website. The right pick depends on your size, your main sales channel, and whether you need retention, paid media, Amazon, or a new site.
Disclosure: Forge Digital Marketing wrote this list and includes itself. To keep it fair, we used the same criteria for every agency, described competitors only from their own websites (checked October 2026), and listed everyone alphabetically. If something about your agency is out of date, email us and we'll fix it.
How we picked these agencies
Every agency on this list had to meet all four criteria:
- Category focus you can verify. The agency’s own site has to show a health, wellness, supplement, or beauty focus, through an industry page, named clients, or category case studies.
- Ecommerce depth. It has to work with brands that sell online, not just clinics or local services.
- Channel coverage. It has to cover more than one growth channel, or be clearly the best at one that matters to wellness brands (like Amazon or Klaviyo).
- Public information. Services, fit, and ideally pricing are stated publicly, so you can check them yourself.
We didn’t use review-site rankings or paid placements, and no agency paid to be included.
Quick picks by what you need
| If you needโฆ | Look at | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Email, SMS, and paid ads run by one team on Shopify or WooCommerce | Forge Digital Marketing | Retention plus Meta and Google, with published wellness case studies |
| A Shopify rebuild plus Klaviyo, with set prices | Kyjer | Publishes package prices; focuses on $1Mโ$10M wellness brands |
| Amazon plus DTC for a supplement brand | Theory Road or eAccountable | Both run Amazon and DTC as one program |
| A large omnichannel team with CPG and healthcare divisions | Power Digital | Divisions by industry and its own AI operating system |
| Beauty and skincare SEO and paid search | Velox Media | Lists dozens of named beauty and skincare clients |
| A new wellness website with SEO built in | Blennd | Web design-led, with published price ranges |
| Restricted-category paid media | All Good Marketing | Builds compliant ad accounts for supplements and adjacent wellness |
| SEO and PPC with a health and medical client base | SmartSites | Medical and healthcare case studies plus a supplement example |
The agencies, in alphabetical order
All Good Marketing
Best for: DTC wellness and supplement brands that need paid media in restricted categories. All Good Marketing describes itself as “performance-driven marketing for DTC wellness brands, supplement companies, CBD/hemp brands, and eCommerce health businesses.” Its ecommerce wellness page lists Shopify CRO, restricted-category paid media on Google, Bing, Meta, and TikTok, Klaviyo and Postscript lifecycle email and SMS, SEO, influencer and UGC, and attribution reporting.
Good to know: it also serves functional medicine and other healthcare practices, so check that your account team is focused on ecommerce. Pricing isn’t published.
Blennd
Best for: wellness brands that need a new website with SEO and AI visibility built in. Blennd calls itself “a web design, development, SEO, AEO, and digital marketing agency,” and lists Health & Wellness as an industry. Services include website strategy and custom development, CRO, SEO and AI visibility, paid media, and lifecycle campaigns.
Good to know: it’s web design-led. Its site says most rebuilds fall between $20,000 and $60,000, SEO and AI visibility retainers typically start around $2,500โ$4,000 a month, and paid media management typically starts around $1,800โ$4,000 a month before ad spend.
Source: Blennd
eAccountable
Best for: larger supplement brands that sell heavily on Amazon and want one team across channels. eAccountable bills itself as a “supplement marketing agency built for the hardest category in ecommerce.” Its supplement page covers Amazon and marketplaces (including DSP and flagged-product reinstatement), affiliate, paid search, paid social with health-claim review, TikTok Shop, and SEO and GEO.
Good to know: the site says “most of our supplement clients are in the $10M to $200M range,” so earlier-stage brands may not be its core fit, though it says the conversation is “still worth having.” Pricing isn’t published.
Forge Digital Marketing
Best for: DTC wellness, supplement, and beauty brands on Shopify or WooCommerce that want retention and paid acquisition run by one team. Forge is the agency that wrote this list. We build Klaviyo email and SMS flows, run Meta and Google ads, fix product pages, and run SEO and AI search for health and wellness brands. Published results include Batch Balance going from 2.34x to 4.29x ROAS on Meta in one month, Irwin Naturals growing email revenue 157% in 30 days, and Innerbody Labs growing Klaviyo revenue 258% in four months.
Good to know: we’re a boutique, fully remote team. Brands that mainly need Amazon, retail media, TV, or large-scale creative production will be better served by a larger agency on this list. Pricing isn’t published.
Source: Forge case studies
Kyjer
Best for: $1Mโ$10M supplement and wellness brands that want a Shopify rebuild plus Klaviyo at a set price. Kyjer focuses on “Shopify website rebuilds and Klaviyo email marketing for supplement, wellness, and health brands doing $1Mโ$10M.” Its Shopify builds include subscription setup (ReCharge, Skio, or native Shopify), compliance pages, and ingredient and dosage sections. The Klaviyo service includes 7โ10 automated flows, replenishment reminders, and SMS compliance setup.
Good to know: it publishes pricing: $8K setup plus $3,500 a month for Klaviyo only, or a $35K project plus $4,500 a month for a rebuild with retention. Its homepage centers on Shopify and Klaviyo, so ask how it handles paid media if you need it.
Source: Kyjer
Power Digital
Best for: established wellness and CPG brands that want a large omnichannel team. Power Digital has its own health and wellness page and organizes its work into divisions, including CPG, Healthcare, Fashion, and Lifestyle. Services span paid media, Amazon and TikTok Shop, SEO, email and SMS, GEO, CRO, influencer, affiliate, and PR. It runs its own AI operating system, Omega.
Good to know: it’s built for scale, and pricing isn’t published. Smaller brands should ask what a starting engagement looks like.
SmartSites
Best for: brands and practices that want SEO, PPC, and a website from one provider. SmartSites offers SEO (including AI answers), PPC on Google, Meta, Microsoft, and Amazon, web design, Klaviyo and Mailchimp email and SMS, and social media. Its case studies include a “wellness supplement brand,” Ape Iron ZOH, alongside many medical and healthcare practices.
Good to know: much of its health work is with medical practices, so ask for DTC product-brand examples. Pricing isn’t published on the homepage.
Source: SmartSites
Theory Road
Best for: supplement brands that want Amazon, Shopify, and paid media run as one system. Theory Road runs “Amazon, DTC and paid media” for supplement brands, with a stated focus on repeat orders and contribution margin. Services include Amazon listings, Subscribe and Save, and Brand Registry; Shopify with Recharge; Meta, Google, and Amazon ads; Klaviyo email and SMS; SEO and AI search; and compliant UGC briefs.
Good to know: engagements are “month to month after the initial term.” Pricing and named clients aren’t published.
Velox Media
Best for: beauty and skincare brands focused on SEO, AI search, and paid search. Velox Media calls itself an “ROI-focused marketing partner.” It lists Beauty & Skincare and Fashion & Apparel as industries, and names beauty and skincare clients including Juice Beauty, Tula Skincare, True Botanicals, Ursa Major, Primally Pure, and Goop. Services cover organic search, AI search, content, paid search, Amazon and retail media, and attribution.
Good to know: its focus is search and paid media, so ask how it handles email and retention if you need both. Pricing isn’t published.
Source: Velox Media
Comparison table
| Agency | Wellness focus shown on its site | Core channels | Amazon | Email/SMS | Pricing published |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| All Good Marketing | DTC wellness, supplements | Paid media, CRO, lifecycle, SEO, influencer | Not stated | Yes | No |
| Blennd | Health & Wellness industry | Web design, SEO/AEO, paid, lifecycle | Not stated | Yes (lifecycle campaigns) | Yes (ranges) |
| eAccountable | Supplements and nutrition | Amazon, paid search and social, affiliate, TikTok Shop, SEO/GEO | Yes | Yes | No |
| Forge Digital Marketing | Wellness, supplements, beauty | Klaviyo email/SMS, Meta, Google, CRO, SEO/GEO | Not a focus | Yes | No |
| Kyjer | Supplements, wellness, health | Shopify rebuilds, Klaviyo | Not stated | Yes | Yes |
| Power Digital | Health & wellness page; CPG and Healthcare divisions | Omnichannel, PR, GEO, CRO | Yes | Yes | No |
| SmartSites | Medical and healthcare; one supplement case | SEO, PPC, web, email/SMS, social | Yes (PPC) | Yes | Not on homepage |
| Theory Road | Supplement brands | Amazon, Shopify, paid media, Klaviyo, SEO | Yes | Yes | No |
| Velox Media | Beauty & skincare | SEO, AI search, paid search, retail media | Yes | Not stated | No |
“Not stated” means the agency’s site didn’t mention it when we checked in October 2026. It doesn’t mean the agency doesn’t offer it.
How to choose the right agency for your wellness brand
Start with where your revenue comes from. Then check fit with these questions.
| Ask the agency | A good answer sounds like |
|---|---|
| How do you handle supplement or skincare claims? | They name structure/function claims, the FDA disclaimer, cosmetic vs. drug claims, and FTC substantiation |
| What happens when Meta rejects an ad? | A process: policy check, landing page fixes, creative revisions, appeal |
| Can I see a wellness case study with numbers? | A named brand, a timeframe, and the metrics, on their site |
| How do you think about subscriptions and repeat rate? | Flows for replenishment, skip and swap, and winback, plus a target repeat rate |
| How will we show up in AI search? | Answer-first content, schema, and a citation baseline they actually track |
| What does a starting engagement cost? | A clear range, or a scoping call with a written proposal |
And a quick checklist:
- They show wellness or beauty work on their own site
- They’ve sold through your main channel (Shopify, WooCommerce, Amazon)
- They report on CAC, ROAS, repeat rate, and LTV, not just traffic
- You know who runs your account day to day
If you’re a DTC wellness brand on Shopify or WooCommerce and want one team for retention and paid ads, see our wellness and supplement case studies. Related: our supplement marketing agency page, the wellness subscription email and SMS playbook, and how to advertise supplements on Meta.
FAQ
What is the best wellness marketing agency?
It depends on your channel and size. For Shopify or WooCommerce brands that want retention and paid ads from one team, look at Forge. For Amazon-heavy supplement brands, look at eAccountable or Theory Road. For large omnichannel programs, look at Power Digital. For beauty search, look at Velox Media.
How much does a wellness marketing agency cost?
Few agencies publish pricing. Kyjer lists $8K setup plus $3,500 a month for Klaviyo, and Blennd says SEO retainers typically start around $2,500โ$4,000 a month. Most others quote after a scoping call. Budget separately for ad spend, which agencies don’t include in management fees.
Should a supplement brand hire a specialist agency?
Usually, yes. Supplement marketing has claim rules (structure/function claims and the FDA disclaimer), ad-platform health policies, and subscription economics that general agencies often learn on your budget. Ask any agency for a supplement case study with named results before you sign.
Do these agencies help with AI search like ChatGPT and Perplexity?
Several say so on their sites, including Blennd (AEO), eAccountable (GEO), Power Digital (GEO), SmartSites (AI answers), Theory Road (AI search), and Velox Media (AI search). Ask each one how they measure AI citations, and what they’ve changed for a client because of it.
How was this list made?
Forge Digital Marketing wrote it and includes itself. Each agency had to show health, wellness, supplement, or beauty work on its own site, serve ecommerce brands, and cover more than one channel. We checked every site in October 2026 and listed agencies alphabetically.