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Best Facebook Ads Agencies for Fashion Brands (2026)

11 Facebook Ads agencies compared on fashion clients, Meta creative and pricing, picked from the 17 agencies in our pool.

Updated October 29, 202611 agencies ranked17 Facebook Ads agencies for fashion brands reviewed
Agencies reviewed
17
Median minimum
$5,000/mo
Typical hourly rate
$100–$149
Offer AI search
65%
On this page
  1. Quick answer
  2. Key takeaways
  3. Comparison table
  4. The 11 best Facebook Ads agencies for fashion brands
  5. Best Facebook Ads agency for fashion brands by need
  6. How much Facebook Ads agencies for fashion brands cost
  7. How we ranked them
  8. How to choose a Facebook Ads agency for fashion brands
  9. Agency vs freelancer vs in-house
  10. What a Facebook Ads agency for fashion brands does
  11. FAQ
  12. More Facebook Ads agencies for fashion brands
  13. Related rankings

Which Facebook Ads agency for fashion brands is best?

The best Facebook Ads agencies for fashion brands in 2026 include 1 At Bat Media for apparel ecommerce, Power Digital for large DTC labels, Digital Media Team for UK UGC video ads, Croud for global paid social, and Favoured for creative-led campaigns on a modest budget. The 17 agencies we track have a median minimum of $5,000 a month.

Key takeaways

  • The best Facebook Ads agencies for fashion brands are spread across price points: 33% of the 17 in this pool start above $5,000 a month, 33% sit in the middle band, and 33% start under $1,000.
  • The most common hourly band is $100 to $149, quoted by 38% of agencies that publish rates, so mid-range agencies are the norm rather than the exception.
  • The median minimum is $5,000 a month, rising to $10,000 for North American agencies in this pool, while UK agencies sit at $5,000.
  • 65% of these agencies also offer AI search work, which helps when you want paid social and organic discovery planned together.
  • Fashion ads live on creative and catalogues. Ask how an agency tests new looks, handles product feeds and cuts returns-driven waste, not just how it sets audiences.

Best Facebook Ads agencies for fashion brands compared

#AgencyBest forMin. budgetRating
1 1 At Bat Media Overall for apparel ecommerce on Meta $5,000 ★5.0 (16)
2 Power Digital Marketing Large DTC fashion labels $10,000 ★4.6
3 Digital Media Team UK fashion UGC video ads £1,000 —
4 Croud Global paid social and product feeds $10,000 —
5 Favoured Creative-led ads on a modest budget $1,000 ★4.6 (39)
6 Modo25 UK footwear and fashion retailers $5,000 ★5.0 (5)
7 Tinuiti Apparel brands scaling with Amazon $10,000 ★4.5
8 Impressive Target-linked fees in Australia Not published ★4.8 (138)
9 Red Cow Media Fashion ecommerce with SEO support Not published ★4.6 (27)
10 Clearwater Agency Social creative backed by search $5,000 ★5.0 (11)
11 SOUP Agency Low-minimum option for small labels $1,000 ★4.9 (37)

Ratings are public Clutch, G2 or Google averages with review counts in brackets. Minimums are monthly unless stated.

The 11 best Facebook Ads agencies for fashion brands in 2026

Each agency below leads a specific category. Start with the one that matches your situation rather than reading top to bottom.

#1Best overall for apparel ecommerce on Meta

1 At Bat Media

Toronto Shopify growth agency running Meta/Google ads and Klaviyo retention for DTC brands

5.0 (16 reviews)
Toronto, Canada11-50 peopleFrom $5,000Since 2018

1 at Bat Media, in Toronto, is focused entirely on ecommerce and lists apparel and sporting goods among its industries. It runs Meta and Google ads with performance creative, UGC and Klaviyo retention. It reports Cutter & Buck's DTC revenue up 112% year on year with CAC down 29%. It holds a 5.0 rating from 16 Clutch reviews, with some dated 2026, starts at $5,000 and is a Shopify Partner.

Notable clients

  • Cutter & Buck
  • Upper Deck
  • ANS Performance
  • Mammoth Supplements
  • Nooee Pet
  • Brian Dawkins

Watch out

It is not a fit for lead generation or B2B, offers little SEO, and early-stage stores fall below its revenue sweet spot.

#2Best for large DTC fashion labels

Power Digital Marketing

Full-funnel growth agency for scaling consumer and lifestyle brands

4.6 (rating)
San Diego, CA500+ peopleFrom $10,000Since 2012

Power Digital is a San Diego agency of more than 500 people that lists fashion among its industries and names Alice + Olivia, Aviator Nation, Gorjana, Johnny Was and ASICS as clients. It runs paid social and TikTok with creative, CRO, email and SEO, and an in-house measurement platform called Nova focuses on incrementality. It holds a 4.6 rating, with an average cost band of $10,000 to $75,000 or more a month.

Notable clients

  • Alice + Olivia
  • Aviator Nation
  • ASICS
  • Crocs
  • Cymbiotika
  • Graza

Watch out

Enterprise minimums of $10,000 shut out early-stage labels, and its large structure can mean layered contacts.

#3Best for UK fashion UGC video ads

Digital Media Team

Manchester ecommerce growth agency for paid social, Google Ads, Klaviyo and Shopify

Manchester, United Kingdom11-50 peopleFrom £1,000Since 2015

Digital Media Team in Manchester specialises in ecommerce and runs paid social on Meta, TikTok and Pinterest with UGC video ads, Google Shopping, Amazon ads and Klaviyo email. Fashion and apparel are among its listed industries, and it names Demellier London, Missy Empire and Rebellious Fashion as clients. It reports a 13.49 ROAS on Meta for a cleaning equipment retailer, and its listed minimum project is £1,000.

Notable clients

  • Mercedes-Benz
  • Aston Martin F1 Team
  • Tim Hortons
  • DeMellier London
  • MuscleFood
  • ELLE

Watch out

SEO is secondary, DTC is its focus, and the team behind the agency is not named on its site.

#4Best for global paid social and product feeds

Croud

Independent London media agency mixing in-house teams with a 2,900-strong expert network

London, United Kingdom501-1000 peopleFrom $10,000Since 2011

Croud in London has more than 500 staff and runs paid social, paid search, Google Shopping and programmatic, with product feed management and creative production. Retail and fashion are among its listed industries, and Timberland, Vans and The North Face are named clients. It was named Campaign Global Independent Media Agency of the Year in 2025 and reports a 35% higher ROAS for MPB.

Notable clients

  • IWG
  • MPB
  • Thorne
  • Timberland
  • Duke Cannon
  • Vans

Watch out

Premium pricing with $10,000 minimums and $150 to $199 hourly rates, and no independent Clutch reviews.

#5Best for creative-led ads on a modest budget

Favoured

Employee-owned London paid social, TikTok and app growth agency for DTC brands

4.6 (39 reviews)
London, United Kingdom11-50 peopleFrom $1,000Since 2019

Favoured, a London paid social specialist, runs Meta, TikTok, Pinterest and Snapchat ads with in-house UGC and motion creative. Retail and fashion are listed industries, with Snag Tights and Wollit named as clients and a 4x ROAS reported for Snag Tights. Its minimum is $1,000, its hourly band is $100 to $149 and its 39 Clutch reviews average 4.6.

Notable clients

  • Oddbox
  • Elvie
  • Durex
  • Teapigs
  • Go Ape
  • Snag

Watch out

Some reviews are mixed, one is very negative and cites unprofitable campaigns, and enterprise experience is limited.

#6Best for UK footwear and fashion retailers

Modo25

Data-led Leeds agency pairing SEO and paid media with its own AI forecasting tool

5.0 (5 reviews)
Leeds, United Kingdom11-50 peopleFrom $5,000Since 2019

Modo25 is a Leeds agency that runs paid search and paid social with conversion testing, SEO and data science, and lists fashion and footwear among its industries. Clients include Castore, Pavers and Jones Bootmaker. It is a Meta Business Partner and a Google Premier Partner for 2024 and 2025, and its ASK BOSCO platform supports forecasting and budget planning. Clutch shows five reviews at 5.0.

Notable clients

  • Cult Beauty
  • Castore
  • Pavers
  • The Fragrance Shop
  • Sigma Sports
  • Jones Bootmaker

Watch out

Every Clutch review dates from 2020, and one reviewer cites roughly £7,000 a month, which is premium.

#7Best for apparel brands scaling with Amazon

Tinuiti

Independent performance media agency built for enterprise commerce and streaming.

4.5 (rating)
New York, NY, United States1001-5000 peopleFrom $10,000Since 2004

Tinuiti is a performance agency in New York with over 1,000 staff, listing apparel among five industries and naming Carter's, DSW and TOMS as clients. It runs paid social with Amazon, commerce media, creative and CRO, so Meta spend can be planned against marketplace and retail sales. Average cost sits in a $15,000 to $100,000 or more monthly band, and the hourly band is $150 to $199.

Notable clients

  • Carter's
  • E.L.F. Beauty
  • Honest
  • Poppi
  • DSW
  • Olly

Watch out

Enterprise pricing puts it out of reach for small labels, and quality varies by pod and tier.

#8Best for target-linked fees in Australia

Impressive

Cremorne performance agency pairing SEO and paid media with performance-linked fees

4.8 (138 reviews)
Melbourne, Australia51-200 peoplePricing on requestSince 2016

Impressive is a Melbourne agency of 51 to 200 staff that runs paid social on Meta, TikTok, Pinterest and Reddit alongside SEO, Google Ads and Amazon ads. Fashion and retail are among its listed industries, and its named clients are Nine West, Lorna Jane and Kogan. Some agencies link fees to agreed targets such as revenue or CPA. 138 reviews average 4.8, and it quotes $3,000 to $15,000 a month.

Notable clients

  • Mattel Australia
  • Nine West
  • Telstra Super
  • ASX
  • Hertz
  • iSelect

Watch out

Results figures on its site are self-reported, and its breadth means asking who will run your account.

#9Best for fashion ecommerce with SEO support

Red Cow Media

Manchester SEO-first agency with an ex-Google paid search lead and UAE arm

4.6 (27 reviews)
Manchester, United KingdomPricing on requestSince 2013

Red Cow Media is a Manchester agency, founded in 2013, that runs paid social on Meta, TikTok and Snapchat with PPC, Google Shopping and SEO. It lists fashion ecommerce and fitness apparel among its industries and names boohoo and Gymshark as clients. It holds a 4.6 rating from 27 reviews, is a Google Partner and an accredited Living Wage employer, and offers white-label SEO for other agencies.

Notable clients

  • boohoo
  • Gymshark
  • BUPA
  • Apadmi
  • The Couture Club

Watch out

Pricing, founders and team size are not published, and recent public activity is lighter.

#10Best for social creative backed by search

Clearwater Agency

Cremorne agency mixing social creative, paid media and SEO for FMCG and retail brands

5.0 (11 reviews)
Melbourne, Australia11-50 peopleFrom $5,000Since 2012

Clearwater Agency, in Melbourne, combines paid social on Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn and YouTube with social creative, Google Ads and SEO. Fashion and ecommerce are among its industries, and it publishes a Tiger Mist case study reporting 90% organic revenue growth in four months. Its 11 Clutch reviews average 5.0, and it reports first place for best use of search at the 2025 Global Search Awards.

Notable clients

  • Häagen-Dazs
  • Old El Paso
  • Betty Crocker
  • Kumon
  • Tiger Mist
  • Natio

Watch out

A $5,000 minimum and a $150 hourly rate exclude very small budgets, and its broad remit means you should test channel depth.

#11Best low-minimum option for small labels

SOUP Agency

Senior-led Sydney CBD agency mixing paid search, paid social, SEO and Klaviyo

4.9 (37 reviews)
Sydney, Australia2-10 peopleFrom $1,000Since 2018

SOUP Agency is a Sydney team of two to ten people that runs paid social across Meta, TikTok and Pinterest with Google Ads, SEO, Klaviyo email and influencer work. Its industries include fashion and retail, Rebecca Vallance is a named client, and its 37 Clutch reviews average 4.9. With a $1,000 minimum and a $50 to $99 hourly band, it is the most accessible pick here.

Notable clients

  • LawConnect
  • RIPE Global
  • Car Next Door
  • Dovida
  • Fulfilment Australia
  • Mosman Preparatory School

Watch out

A very small team limits capacity for large ad accounts, and some reviewers wanted deeper optimisation advice.

Best Facebook Ads agency for fashion brands by need

How much does a Facebook Ads agency for fashion brands cost in 2026?

Facebook Ads agency pricing for fashion brands is a management fee or retainer, with ad spend paid separately to Meta. These figures come from the published minimums and hourly rates of the 17 agencies in our pool, a small sample, so treat them as a guide.

TierMonthly minimumShare of agenciesWho it suits
Budget Under $1,000/mo 33% Small labels starting out with simple campaigns and limited creative.
Mid-market $1,000 to $5,000/mo 33% Growing DTC labels needing regular creative tests and clear reporting.
Premium Over $5,000/mo 33% Established brands with large ad budgets, catalogues and multi-market campaigns.

Source: published minimum budgets of Facebook Ads agencies for fashion brands in the MakeSuccessOnline directory, October 2026.

Median minimum budget by region

North America$10,000/mo
United Kingdom$5,000/mo

The most common hourly band is $100 to $149 (38% of agencies that publish rates), followed by $150 to $199 (25%) and $50 to $99 (12%).

How we chose the best Facebook Ads agencies for fashion brands

We started with the 17 Facebook Ads agencies in the MakeSuccessOnline directory that list fashion brands as clients, and scored each on six criteria. Each profile was built from the agency's own site and at least one independent source, for instance Clutch, G2, trade press or award listings.

  1. Fashion relevanceWhether the agency lists fashion, apparel or footwear as an industry and names relevant clients.
    25%
  2. Meta ads depthProof of Facebook and Instagram ad work, covering creative testing and measurement.
    20%
  3. Proven results and clientsNamed clients, case studies and results traceable to a source.
    20%
  4. Reviews and reputationReview scores and volume on Clutch, G2 or Google, together with partner status and awards.
    15%
  5. Pricing transparency and fitWhether minimums and rates are published and suit fashion budgets.
    10%
  6. Team and longevityTenure, headcount and who runs the account.
    10%

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How to choose a Facebook Ads agency for fashion brands

  1. Know your margin and return rateFashion returns reduce real profit. Work out the cost per purchase you can afford after returns before setting targets.
  2. Check their fashion ad examplesAsk to see anonymised dashboards and ads from two fashion clients, including a campaign that underperformed and what changed.
  3. Test the creative processFind out who writes hooks, shoots video and edits, how often new looks launch, and how winners are scaled before fatigue sets in.
  4. Ask about catalogue handlingClarify how product feeds, sizes and out-of-stock items are managed so ads do not promote what you cannot ship.
  5. Plan around drops and salesAgree budgets and creative for collections, seasonal sales and holiday peaks well ahead, when ad costs usually rise.
  6. Keep account ownershipMake sure your business manager, pixel and ad accounts stay in your name, with agency access you can remove.

Questions to ask

  • Which fashion brands do you run Facebook and Instagram ads for, and what happened in their first 90 days?
  • How many fresh ad concepts do you test monthly, and who makes them?
  • How do you handle catalogues, sizes and stock levels in ads?
  • How do you plan spend around drops and sales periods?
  • How do you measure results beyond Meta's reported conversions, including returns?
  • Will the ad account and pixel remain in our name?

Red flags

  • Promised ROAS or cost-per-purchase targets before anyone has seen your data.
  • Ad accounts or pixels held by the agency that you cannot take away.
  • Just one or two creative variants live at any moment.
  • Reporting that ignores returns and focuses only on platform-reported ROAS.
  • No plan for out-of-stock products or sold-out sizes.

Facebook Ads agency for fashion brands vs freelancer vs in-house

Facebook Ads agencyFreelancerIn-house media buyer
Typical cost$1,000 to $10,000+/moLower; hourly or percentage of spendSalary plus tools and creative costs
Creative supportOften in-house UGC and video teamsUsually limitedDepends on team budget
Speed to start1 to 3 weeksDays1 to 3 months to hire
Best forLabels scaling spend with creative testingSmall accounts and short projectsBrands that spend heavily and need creative constantly
Main riskJunior buyers on your accountCapacity and continuityNarrow experience and key-person risk

What does a Facebook Ads agency for fashion brands do?

A Facebook Ads agency for fashion brands is a company that plans, builds and optimises paid campaigns on Facebook and Instagram for clothing, footwear and accessories. Typical work includes creative and audience strategy, video and UGC production, catalogue and product feed management, testing, budget control, tracking and reporting on purchases. Fashion specialists plan around drops, sales and returns so ad spend follows stock and margin.

Facebook Ads agency for fashion brands FAQ

What is the best Facebook Ads agency for fashion brands in 2026?

There is no single best choice. 1 At Bat Media is our top pick for apparel ecommerce, Power Digital suits large DTC labels, Digital Media Team leads for UK UGC video ads, and Croud fits global paid social. Your budget, markets and creative needs should decide the shortlist.

How much does a Facebook Ads agency for fashion brands cost?

Typical fees run $1,000 to $10,000 a month, with ad spend on top. Across the 17 agencies we track, the median minimum is $5,000 a month, 33% start under $1,000, and the most common hourly band is $100 to $149. Enterprise agencies such as Power Digital and Tinuiti quote $10,000 or more.

How long does it take for Facebook ads to work for a fashion brand?

First test results usually take two to four weeks, and a stable winning set of creatives and audiences two to three months. Drops can show faster returns if product and creative are ready. Ask for a testing calendar and targets for cost per purchase before spend scales.

How do I choose a Facebook Ads agency for a fashion brand?

Start with agencies that list fashion clients, then ask to see creative and results from two of them. Check who produces ads, how catalogues are managed and who owns the ad account. Compare at least three agencies on one brief and speak to a fashion client before you sign.

Do Facebook and Instagram ads still work for fashion?

Yes, when creative is fresh and measurement is honest. Fashion shoppers respond to lookbooks, video styling and creator content, which suit Meta's formats. The challenges are creative fatigue and returns. Agencies that test often and report against actual net sales are more reliable than those quoting platform ROAS alone.

What creative works best for fashion ads on Meta?

UGC-style video, try-on content and short styling clips often outperform polished studio images, though results vary by label. Agencies such as Favoured and Digital Media Team produce UGC and motion creative in-house. Ask how many concepts they test monthly and how they decide what to scale.

Is it better to run Facebook ads in-house or hire an agency?

An agency makes sense if you lack media buying skills, creative capacity or testing time and your budget supports the fee. Stay in-house if spend is modest or you already employ a capable buyer. Many fashion brands start with an agency and bring work in-house later.

Should a fashion brand hire a local Facebook Ads agency?

Not necessarily. Meta ads work the same remotely, so fashion experience and creative output matter more than location. A local agency helps for in-person shoots, local retailers or a market-specific language. Check time zone overlap, invoice currency and how quickly the team reacts to performance swings.

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About the reviewer

Editor & Reviewer, MakeSuccessOnline

William Harrison is an editor and reviewer at MakeSuccessOnline. Before a ranking goes live, he checks every claim on the page against each agency's own site, its published case studies and independent reviews on Clutch and G2, and cuts anything he can't verify. He also keeps rankings current, rechecking pricing, team details and client lists as agencies change.