Request an agency quote.
Compare only if you choose to.
Select one relevant agency and send one useful project brief. Afterwards, Agency League may suggest up to three relevant alternatives — but your details are never shared with them without a second explicit consent.
Four steps.
You stay in control.
Define the need
Use service and headquarters context to narrow the agencies available.
Choose one agency
The first brief is linked to the agency you actively select.
Give direct consent
Your request and contact details are transmitted to that agency so it can respond.
Compare alternatives
Select suggested alternatives and consent again only if you want the same brief shared.
Your project brief
Short is fine. Give the agency enough context to understand the opportunity and decide whether it fits.
What happens to
your project brief.
Is my brief automatically sent to several agencies?
No. The first request is sent only to the agency you select. Additional sharing requires you to select suggested alternatives and provide a second explicit consent.
Why can paid agencies appear prominently?
Agency League sells optional commercial visibility. Paid position is disclosed and does not mean the agency is recommended, certified or judged better.
How are alternative agencies suggested?
The backend evaluates relevance to the requested service and markets first. Monthly paid visibility can influence ordering among relevant candidates, with free weekly rotation used as part of the fallback logic.
Do I have to compare alternatives?
No. The first request can remain a one-agency conversation. Comparison is entirely optional.
What if the selected agency does not have active lead routing?
The request can be stored for manual routing instead of being silently redirected to another agency. The confirmation message will indicate the delivery state.
Is the agency headquarters the same as my target market?
No. Headquarters describes where the agency is based. Your target markets describe where you need the work performed or where your customers are.