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Three talent agencies serving gaming creators, desk-reviewed with Companies House checks
Desk-review three agencies serving gaming creators in England using first-party service records, Companies House checks and contract questions.
What to take away
- Three England-registered agencies name gaming work on their own sites: DotX Talent Limited (13493693), HN MGMT Limited (15298899) and Digital Sports MGMT Ltd (10245433).
- Commission rates, retainer fees and contract terms were not obtainable from public sources when checked on 5 September 2026.
- HN MGMT Limited showed an overdue-accounts warning, which the firm should be asked to explain.
- No creator outcome data was published by any of the three, so request named case evidence.
- Treat the shortlist as a three-firm interview list, not an award.
The three agencies side by side
| Agency | Company number | Filing position when checked | Stated scope |
|---|---|---|---|
| DotX Talent Limited | 13493693 | Active; officers listed on the officer record | Creators, players, casters and brands, with esports support |
| HN MGMT Limited | 15298899 | Active; London registered office; overdue-accounts warning shown | Talent representation and brand partnerships |
| Digital Sports MGMT Ltd | 10245433 | Active; London registered office | Sports, gaming and entertainment creators; talent management and brand campaigns |
The editorial research desk checked first-party pages and public records on 5 September 2026 without contacting an agency or client. Inclusion required an England office or registered address, a current first-party service description, a gaming connection and a matching public company record.
A listing proves neither performance nor financial health. Companies House says it does not check the accuracy of filed information.
DotX Talent: specialist esports positioning
DotX Talent's own site sets out separate offers for creators, players, casters and brands, with esports-focused support. That fits a creator whose work overlaps competitive gaming or broadcast talent. The officer record for DotX Talent Limited connects the name to company number 13493693 and shows active officers.
Ask for the contracting entity, named account lead, commission basis, exclusivity, termination rights and treatment of deals already in progress. For results, request one comparable creator DotX may name, what it delivered and when.
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DotX contract questions
- Request the contracting entity
- Name the account lead
- State commission basis
- Set exclusivity terms
- Define termination rights
- Cover deals already in progress
HN MGMT: boutique representation with a gaming example
HN MGMT describes itself as a London talent representation and brand-partnership agency. Its talent page includes Eeowna, whose profile focuses on Nintendo Switch and cosy games. That meets the gaming inclusion rule but is not evidence of results for another channel.
The site footer names HN MGMT Limited and company number 15298899. The matching Companies House overview showed an active company and a London registered office, plus an overdue-accounts warning when checked. Ask the firm to explain its current filing position and check the register again before signing.
For results, ask for a case the represented creator has agreed to share, and who led it.
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HN MGMT filing warning
Overdue accounts warning
Company number 15298899
Active company, London registered office
Ask the firm to explain the filing position
Digital Sports MGMT: broader sports, gaming and entertainment scope
Digital Sports MGMT states that it represents creators across sports, gaming and entertainment, and offers management to talent plus campaign work for brands. That breadth may suit a channel crossing games, football culture or entertainment.
The Digital Sports MGMT Ltd register page identifies company number 10245433, active status and a London registered office. Those fields confirm identity only. Request the precise legal party, the responsible individuals and one comparable campaign the agency may describe.
Fees, commission and terms: what is not public
None of the three published commission rates, retainer fees or standard contract terms when checked. Set expectations with a budgeting approach that costs people by their real status, because no agency figure is quoted here. Any number you see elsewhere is unsourced.
- Contracting entity and company number.
- Named account lead and day-to-day contact.
- Commission basis, retainer and deductions.
- Exclusivity scope and termination notice.
- Treatment of deals already in progress.
- Draft agreement in time for legal review.
A controlled first assignment
Test one paid piece of work before choosing an agency.
- Limit account permissions to what the brief needs.
- Define one deliverable, one review route and one payment trigger.
- Keep sponsor approval with the creator.
- Compare the promised process with the brief, correspondence, final asset and reporting evidence.
Common questions
Which agencies in England actually represent gaming creators?
DotX Talent, HN MGMT and Digital Sports MGMT each describe gaming work on their own site and hold a matching England company record. All three are interview candidates, not recommendations.
What do these agencies charge in commission?
Those details were not obtainable from public sources when checked on 5 September 2026, so no fee comparison is offered. Ask each agency to price the same anonymised brief.
How do the three differ from each other?
DotX Talent positions around esports and broadcast talent. HN MGMT is a smaller London representation shop with one Nintendo Switch creator example. Digital Sports MGMT spans sports, gaming and entertainment.
What evidence of results should a creator request before signing?
Ask for a comparable creator the agency may name, the work delivered, the date and who led it. Then read the contract areas gaming creators should check before signing before agreeing terms.
