Independent list · re-checked September 28, 2026 · published by Primortul LLC

Likeable

Likeable is a New York social media agency founded in 2006 by Dave and Carrie Kerpen, before the Facebook like button existed. It provides social strategy, content production, channel management and paid and influencer media for retail, hospitality, finance and CPG brands including Peloton, Capital One and Hilton. It was acquired by digital services firm 10Pearls in April 2021 and continues to operate under its own name. Nobody pays to be ranked.

Why it’s hereTwo decades of social work for national consumer brands. Ownership: 10Pearls (acquired 2021). Number 9 of the social media companies in the US.

Who leads itHoney Cantrell, Owner + CEO.

Estimated cost

Estimated: $4,000–$12,000/mo, typical for US social media retainers; not a quote.

Typical industry estimate, not a quote from any firm on this list.

A fit forConsumer brands that want social media content, community management, influencer programs and social video from a New York social agency founded in 2006.

Based in
New York, NY
Founded
2006
Team size
11–50 people
Led by
Honey Cantrell, Owner + CEO
Known for
social strategy · content production · social media management · paid media and influencer
Named clients
Peloton, Capital One, Hilton, Aspen Dental, Great Wolf Lodge, Hannaford, Wet Ones
Best for
Consumer brands that want social media content, community management, influencer programs and social video from a New York social agency founded in 2006.
Estimated cost

Estimated: $4,000–$12,000/mo, typical for US social media retainers; not a quote.

Typical industry estimate, not a quote from any firm on this list.

Office
29 W 36th St, 2nd Floor · New York, NY · 10018
Likeable homepage, captured September 28, 2026
likeable.com · homepage on September 28, 2026

UpdateAcquired by a global technology company in 2021; the agency says it became independent and employee-owned again in 2025.

Sources likeable.com, adweek.com · LinkedIn ↗

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