Here's the problem: most content agencies have no idea how to write for developers.
I've been running Draft.dev for five years now, and I can't tell you how many times I've heard this story: a company tries to start a technical initiative, hires a "content marketing agency," and ends up with generic fluff that makes their engineering audience roll their eyes.
Technical content marketing is different. You need writers who actually understand the technology they're writing about. You need agencies that know developers don't respond to the same marketing tactics that work on other audiences. And you need teams that can produce content without getting the technical details embarrassingly wrong.
So I put together this roundup of agencies that actually get it. I've included what they're good at, what they charge (when they're willing to tell you), and real examples of their work so you can figure out which one might be worth talking to.
Why Technical Content Agencies Are Different
Most content shops can't handle technical content. They're great at writing about marketing or HR or ecommerce, but put them in front of a blog post about Kubernetes or database architecture and they're lost.
Technical content agencies specialize in the hard stuff: developer tools, SaaS platforms, cloud infrastructure, and other B2B products that require actual engineering knowledge to write about. The good ones hire writers with engineering backgrounds who won't butcher the technical concepts.
Here's who does what best:
Full-Cycle Developer Content Marketing: Draft.dev (300+ subject matter experts)
General-Purpose Marketing: NinjaPromo (omnichannel marketing subscriptions)
AI-Powered Content: RevenueZen (interview-led content generation)
Web3/Crypto: Coinbound (serves 30% of top 100 crypto companies)
Budget-Friendly: LYFE Marketing (social media management)
How to Pick a Technical Content Agency
Look, choosing an agency isn't rocket science, but there are a few things you should check before you sign anything.
First, make sure they actually have technical expertise. Ask to see case studies from companies in your space. Check if their writers have real engineering backgrounds or if they're just marketing people who learned to use technical jargon.
Second, understand what you're actually getting. Most agencies now offer way more than just blog posts. You might get video tutorials, social media content, executive ghostwriting, or AI search optimization. Figure out what you need before you start shopping around.
Third, understand the pricing. Budget anywhere from a few hundred bucks for occasional content to $20,000+ per month if you're going all-in on a full content engine.
The Best Technical Content Marketing Agencies
1. Draft.dev: Best for Full-Cycle Developer Content Marketing
Founded: 2020
Based in: Chicago, Illinois
What makes us different: In-house engineers who write, review, and strategize
Alright, I'm biased here since this is my company, but I'll tell you what we actually do.
We build content engines for developer tools companies. That means blog posts, tutorials, comparison pages, landing pages, onboarding docs, technical guides, thought leadership, lead magnets, and whatever else you need to reach developers. We adapt the format and tone based on where your readers are in the funnel and what they're trying to accomplish.
We have 300+ vetted software engineers and technical journalists who actually know what they're talking about. When we write about React or Kubernetes or database optimization, we're not guessing. Our writers have built production systems with these technologies.
We just made the 2025 Inc. Regionals list of fastest-growing companies in the Midwest. You can check out our free resources to see how we think about developer marketing.
What We Do
- Content-driven lead generation
- SEO strategy and topic clusters
- LLM and generative engine optimization
- Technical ebooks
- Social media content
- Written and video tutorials
- Paid newsletter promotion
What We Charge
Retainers start at $7,000 per month. Most clients start with a three-month pilot and then move to an ongoing retainer.
You can browse hundreds of technical content examples we've done on our website. Book a call to learn more or subscribe to our newsletter to stay in touch.
Results We've Gotten
2. Dev Spotlight: Best for Low-Volume Thought Leadership
Founded: 2018
Based in: Indianapolis, IN
What makes them different: Built for enterprise thought leadership
Dev Spotlight goes after bigger companies that need high-quality thought leadership content but don't need a ton of volume. They've worked with names you'd recognize like Cisco, Twilio, and Circle.
What I like about them is they're not trying to scale by using AI or cheap offshore writers. They work with a small group of actual subject matter experts. They also promise you won't get stuck in revision hell, which is refreshing.
The downside is they don't publish pricing, so you'll have to reach out to figure out if they're in your budget.
What They Do
- Whitepapers
- Technical blogs
- Tutorials
- Landing pages
- Case studies
- Customer stories
What They Charge
Not published. You'll have to ask them.
Their Work
They don't publish case studies, but they do show samples:
3. EveryDeveloper: Best for Developer Experience
Based in: Portland, OR
What makes them different: Run by someone who actually built developer programs
Adam Duvander runs EveryDeveloper. He used to do developer experience at Zapier and Sendgrid, so he knows what he's talking about when it comes to making developers happy.
Adam's big thing is developer experience, which is basically the art of not pissing off your technical users. He'll audit your site and give you a DX Index score, then tell you how to fix the problems. He also wrote a book called Developer Marketing Does Not Exist that covers his 13 Elements of Developer Experience.
If you're struggling to figure out why developers aren't adopting your product, Adam's probably worth talking to.
What They Do
Content strategy and production
Human writers and editors
Developer experience consulting
Documentation
What They Charge
Not published. Grab time on their calendar if you want a quote.
Their Results
4. 310 Creative: Best for Account-Based Marketing
Founded: 2003
Based in: Santa Monica, CA
What makes them different: They assign dedicated strategists
310 Creative has been around for over 20 years, which is ancient by content marketing standards. Their specialty is account-based marketing, which means they assign you a dedicated strategist who helps build a custom lead generation plan.
They do both inbound (SEO, content) and outbound (paid ads, social media outreach, direct messaging). They work with industries beyond tech, but they have a solid list of technical clients and good reviews.
Pricing is transparent, which I appreciate. They start at $4,000/month and go up to $28,000/month for enterprise ABM.
What They Do
Inbound marketing
SEO
Paid media
Conversion optimization
Account-based marketing
Outbound lead generation
Website development
Sales enablement
What They Charge
$4,000 to $28,000 per month depending on the plan. Check their pricing page for details.
Their Work
5. Hoopy: Best for DevRel Strategy
Founded: 2014
Based in: London, England
What makes them different: Strategy sessions with DevRel experts
Matthew Revell runs Hoopy. He used to do developer advocacy at Couchbase and Basho, and he's the guy behind DevRelCon, which has become the go-to conference series for developer relations folks.
Besides the usual content stuff (blogs, whitepapers, case studies), Hoopy offers DevRel strategy sessions. This is useful if you don't want to spend months figuring out your strategy from scratch. They also do research to help you understand what your audience actually thinks about your product.
What They Do
Audits
Training
Research
Audio and video production
Technical content
DevRel strategy
What They Charge
Not published. Contact them for pricing.
Their Work
No public case studies. You'll have to talk to them to learn more.
6. Wizard on Demand: Best for Deep Tech
Founded: 2018
Based in: Tallinn, Harjumaa
What makes them different: You work directly with the founder
Oleksii Klochai built Wizard on Demand for heavily technical companies. According to their site, they can cut your content marketing time by 80% and improve results by 8x. I don't know how they measure that, but those are bold claims.
They're a small team that does SEO content, paid ads, and general brand building. They also offer writing coaching if you want to get better at creating content yourself.
What They Do
Technical content marketing
Illustration and design
Information architecture consulting
SEO for technical companies
Paid media
Writing coaching for technical leaders
What They Charge
Not published. Book a meeting to get a quote.
Their Results
7. LYFE Marketing: Best for Social Media
Founded: 2011
Based in: Atlanta, GA
What makes them different: Focus on social media management
LYFE Marketing does social media for B2B and ecommerce brands. If you need someone to manage your presence on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, or Pinterest, they can handle it.
Their thing is building a consistent presence without you having to put out fires all day. They do targeting, analytics, and ad optimization so you don't have to think about it.
This is a good option if you need to polish your brand on social media but your team is too small to handle it internally. Their pricing works for companies of all sizes, so you don't need to wait until you're huge to afford them.
What They Do
Social media advertising and management
Short video management and ads
Search engine advertising
Email marketing
Display advertising
Google advertising
What They Charge
Between $600 and $1,000 per month on average for social media management. Other services vary. Contact them for specifics.
Their Work
8. Catchy: Best for Full-Cycle Dev Marketing
Founded: 2010
Based in: Seattle, WA
What makes them different: End-to-end services
Catchy is a full-service shop that builds technical marketing programs for enterprise clients in the US and Europe. They do everything from writing and video to social media and demand generation.
Just know that they're not a content-only agency. They're more of a one-stop shop for all your technical marketing needs. That can be good if you want everything handled by one team, but it might be overkill if you just need blog posts.
What They Do
Go-to-market strategy
Demand generation
Content and creative
Developer experience
ROI tracking
What They Charge
Not published. Contact them for a quote.
Their Work
9. ércule: Best for Boutique Services
Founded: 2017
Based in: Portland, OR
What makes them different: They built an app to track content performance
ércule focuses on organic growth for business-to-developer companies. They do content strategy, SEO, analytics, and technical writing.
What's interesting is they also built an app that helps you track content performance. You connect your Google Analytics and Search Console, and their app reformats everything to help you spot opportunities. You can also chat with their team about what to do next.
The team includes ex-operators from GitHub, MongoDB, AWS, and Atlassian, so they know what they're doing. Just be aware they stay intentionally small, so they don't take on many clients at once.
What They Do
Analytics and automation
Content strategy
Content CRO
LLM optimization
Product marketing
Technical SEO and writing
What They Charge
Agency services: Not published, contact them.
Their app:
Free: Basic analytics, one library up to 25K pages, 20 topic searches/month
Pro: $59/month for unlimited libraries and searches
Their Work
No case studies published. Talk to sales for more info.
10. Siege Media: Best for Generative Engine Optimization
Founded: 2012
Based in: Austin, TX
What makes them different: They focus on AI search results
Siege Media specializes in GEO, which stands for generative engine optimization. The goal is getting your brand featured in ChatGPT, Claude, and other AI tools that people use for search now.
But they do more than just GEO. They offer product SEO, localization, PR, link building, and other organic growth services. They've been on the Inc. 5000 list six years running, so they're clearly doing something right.
What They Do
Content marketing and strategy
Product SEO
Product GEO
Content localization
Link building
Digital PR
Web and graphic design
What They Charge
Not published, but Clutch says average projects run $50K to $200K. Contact them to find out.
Their Results
11. HigherUp Digital: Best for Website Optimization
Founded: 2016
Based in: München, Bavaria (Germany)
What makes them different: Three-stage process for results
HigherUp Digital does B2B tech marketing in three stages: consulting, website optimization, and organic marketing. Everything is customized based on your company size, traffic, product, and goals.
No matter what package you choose, you'll get strategy creation, competitor analysis, paid advertising consults, website setup, and sales optimization.
This is a good fit if you're a European brand looking to expand locally or if you're launching a startup and need help with early branding and positioning. They offer a free strategy session, so there's no pressure to commit upfront.
What They Do
Website optimization
Strategy and consulting
Organic marketing
LinkedIn marketing
What They Charge
Not published. Contact them for pricing.
Their Work
12. Campfire Labs: Best for Thought Leadership
Founded: 2018
Based in: Boulder, CO
What makes them different: Executive ghostwriting
Campfire Labs helps B2B brands build authority through thought leadership and long-form content. They create stories that actually resonate with technical buyers and executives instead of the generic stuff most companies publish.
If you're trying to get your C-suite published or launch reports that position you as a category leader, they can help. For example, they helped Bonusly turn executive ghostwriting into a competitive advantage that drove deals and traffic.
What They Do
Content strategy
Design
Social content
Case studies
Thought leadership
Reports
Newsletters
Short-form video
What They Charge
Not published. Contact them for a quote.
Their Work
13. ReVerb: Best for ICO and STO Marketing
Founded: 2018
Based in: Rochester, Minnesota
What makes them different: Crypto launch expertise
ReVerb is a marketing agency for blockchain and Web3 startups. Their main focus is helping launch ICOs and STOs with technical writing, SEO, and investor marketing.
They've been in crypto for almost a decade, so they understand compliance and what actually works in this space. They also maintain a list of trusted partners for services they don't offer themselves.
What They Do
ICO and STO marketing
PR and distribution
Social media marketing
AI copy editing
SEO and link building
PPC management
Branding and reviews
What They Charge
Not published. Contact them for pricing.
Their Work
14. Coinbound: Best for Web3
Founded: 2018
Based in: New York, NY
What makes them different: They represent 30% of top 100 crypto companies
Coinbound specializes in helping Web3 companies go viral. They've worked with 800+ clients and currently represent 30% of the top 100 market cap crypto companies.
They offer crypto-specific services that are hard to find elsewhere, like access to crypto influencers and tokenomics experts. They also provide advisory services and fractional CMOs if you need strategic help.
What They Do
Exchange listing services
Tokenomics
Advisory and consulting
Crypto influencer marketing
Fractional CMOs
Community management
Social media
Branding and lead gen
PR
PPC and paid ads
What They Charge
They have an online calculator that gives you a custom quote in under 60 seconds.
Their Work
15. Responsify: Best for Brand Identity
Founded: 2013
Based in: Brooklyn, NY
What makes them different: HealthTech, CleanTech, and EdTech focus
Responsify helps B2B companies define and scale their brand identity. They combine inbound marketing, UX design, and visual storytelling to create (or fix) your brand.
Their content strategy starts with alignment, then moves to branding, responsive design, and SEO writing. The goal is making sure every touchpoint maintains your voice and positioning.
While they say they target "B2B businesses," most of their clients are in technical or SaaS spaces. Check out their case studies to see the kinds of companies they work with.
What They Do
Brand identity design
UX design
Business and customer alignment
Responsive email design
Responsive website design
Content writing and inbound marketing
What They Charge
Plans are listed but pricing isn't. Contact them for specifics.
Their Work
16. Growth Plays: Best for GTM Strategies
Founded: 2017
Based in: Los Angeles, California
What makes them different: AI-driven go-to-market
Growth Plays is a B2B agency that focuses on go-to-market strategies, including getting your brand listed in LLMs.
This is a good fit if you need a more AI-driven approach to launching products. They're not specifically for IT or SaaS, but they can help you build unified go-to-market strategies with AI-powered content workflows.
What They Do
Content strategy
Content creation
Attribution
Analytics
What They Charge
Not published. Schedule a meeting for a quote.
Their Work
No published case studies. Book a consultation to learn more.
17. Edify Content: Best for Landing Pages
Founded: 2020
Based in: Mesa, Arizona
What makes them different: Lead flow and list management
Edify Content focuses on attracting executive leads. They write SEO content, case studies, and landing pages designed to reach high-level technical decision makers.
You can also use them for lead flow and list management, though you might need to upgrade your plan. They'll set up email sequences and run LinkedIn or Google ads to build a full inbound and outbound strategy.
What They Do
SEO blogging
Case studies
Thought leadership
Landing pages
Running ads
Email sequences
Lead flow and list management
What They Charge
They use a credit system. The Starter package is $6,500/month with 16 credits:
Short blog posts: 2-3 credits
Long blog posts: 3-6 credits
Social posts (5): 2 credits
Email sequences: 4-8 credits
Landing pages: 4 credits
Performance marketing for HubSpot users starts at $12,000/month and includes ads, one-pagers, landing pages, lead flow, email campaigns, and social media.
Their Work
18. Infrasity: Best for B2B SaaS Startups
Founded: 2023 Based in: Delhi, New Delhi What makes them different: Built for early-stage startups
Infrasity does tech marketing for DevTools and B2B SaaS startups. They create, audit, and optimize SEO-friendly technical content.
Beyond blogs, they'll write use case libraries, onboarding docs, and SDK examples. If you want video, they'll make technical walkthroughs created by engineers for engineers.
What They Do
Video production
Technical writing
Landing pages
Performance tracking
Reddit marketing
Webflow for DevTool teams
Use case libraries, docs, SDK examples
What They Charge
Two plans:
Starter: Four guides/month, one SDK guide, SEO ideation, persona mapping, founder POV support, 7-10 day turnaround, up to 2 revisions
Scale: 6-8 pieces/month, two videos/month, landing pages, dedicated strategist, performance tracking, more content types
No public pricing. Start with the Starter Plan and get a 30-day proof of concept.
Their Work
Finding the Right Agency for You
Look, there's no universal "best" agency. It depends on what you need, who your audience is, and what you can afford.
Some of these agencies are great if you're an early-stage startup that needs to get content going quickly. Others are better if you're an enterprise company that needs thought leadership and strategic positioning. A few specialize in crypto or Web3, which most general agencies can't handle.
The important thing is finding an agency that actually understands your technical audience and can produce content that doesn't make them cringe. Use this list as a starting point, then reach out to a few that seem like good fits.
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