Most brands do not need more posts. They need videos that make people stop scrolling and start buying. That is the job Hypebox was built for, and it is now doing it for Lebanese brands from a base in Beirut.
From Dubai to Beirut
Founded in Dubai, Hypebox is a content creation, UGC and influencer marketing agency. It describes itself as the content engine behind more than 100 brands across the GCC, with work spanning the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Lebanon.
In 2026, the agency set up Hypebox Media SARL in Beirut as a dedicated Lebanese company. Local brands now get a local partner, backed by a team that already produces content for some of the most competitive markets in the region.
UGC built for ads, not for likes
At Hypebox, UGC means creator-made videos designed for paid advertising. Each piece is built around tested hooks and delivered in multiple variations, so brands can see quickly which angle sells and put their budget behind it.
Volume is part of the model. The agency produces more than 300 short-form videos a month, with Arabic and English creators, and offers a three-month UGC pack for brands that want a steady pipeline of fresh ads rather than a one-off shoot.
A bench of more than 3,000 creators
On the influencer side, Hypebox handles campaigns end to end: finding the right creators, briefing them and managing delivery. Brands can tap a network of more than 3,000 creators, including a curated community the agency calls its top 1%.
Creators join through Hypein, the creator management platform built alongside the agency. A dedicated UGC and influencer specialist runs campaigns day to day, so clients deal with one point of contact instead of dozens of creator inboxes.
Results brands can point to
Hypebox backs its pitch with campaign numbers. Kitchen appliance brand Nutricook reached an 8.2x return on ad spend, skincare brand Puraface hit 5.5x, and Just Oats cut its cost per thousand impressions by 12%. For Pizzanini, the agency activated more than 35 creators in a single campaign.
Lebanese skincare brand Beesline is also on the client list, with a UGC campaign run by the Hypebox team. Clients rate the agency 4.8 out of 5 on Clutch, and Yossef Shaya, founder of Right Hands, credits Hypebox with helping his home services app break into the Dubai market.
After every campaign, the team writes a performance review of what worked and what to improve.
Each new brief starts from those lessons, not from scratch.
One team from script to ad spend
UGC and influencers sit inside a wider set of services: organic Reels scripted, filmed and edited in-house, social media management with monthly reporting, media buying, and model and studio photography. A Lebanese brand can brief one team and have the content made, published and promoted under the same roof.
For businesses in Lebanon selling at home, to the Gulf or to the diaspora, that mix matters. Hypebox already knows how content performs in Dubai and Riyadh, and it now brings that playbook to Beirut.
Planning a UGC or influencer campaign in Lebanon? Talk to Hypebox.
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