Independently researched ranking
Best Facebook Ads Agencies in 2026
14 Meta advertising agencies compared on creative output, results and pricing, selected from the 60 Facebook Ads agencies we track.
- Agencies reviewed
- 60
- Median minimum
- $5,000/mo
- Typical hourly rate
- $150–$199
- Average rating
- 4.8
On this page
- Quick answer
- Key takeaways
- Comparison table
- The 14 best Facebook Ads agencies
- Best Facebook Ads agency by need
- How much Facebook Ads agencies cost
- How we ranked them
- How to choose a Facebook Ads agency
- Agency vs freelancer vs in-house
- What a Facebook Ads agency does
- FAQ
- More Facebook Ads agencies
- Related rankings
Which Facebook Ads agency is best?
The best Facebook Ads agencies in 2026 are Webistry for Meta ads backed by landing pages and in-house creative, 1 At Bat Media for Shopify brands, Disruptive Advertising for mid-market funnels, Power Digital for incrementality measurement and Favoured for smaller DTC budgets. The median minimum across the 60 Facebook Ads agencies we track is $5,000 a month, plus ad spend.
Key takeaways
- The typical Facebook Ads agency in our directory asks for a $5,000 monthly minimum, and only 24% start below $1,000.
- Hourly rates cluster at $100 to $149 (35%) and $150 to $199 (35%) among agencies that publish them.
- On Meta, creative is the main lever. Ask how many new ad concepts the agency will ship each month and who makes them.
- Ecommerce brands should look for agencies that also run Klaviyo email, so acquisition and retention are judged on the same revenue.
- Check that the Pixel and Conversions API are set up correctly before scaling spend; poor signal data limits what Meta's delivery system can do.
Best Facebook Ads agencies compared
| # | Agency | Best for | Min. budget | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Webistry | Overall Facebook Ads agency | $10,000 | ★4.9 (31) |
| 2 | 1 At Bat Media | Shopify brands pairing Meta and Klaviyo | $5,000 | ★5.0 (16) |
| 3 | Disruptive Advertising | Mid-market full-funnel paid social | $2,500 | ★4.8 |
| 4 | Power Digital Marketing | Incrementality and measurement | $10,000 | ★4.6 |
| 5 | Favoured | Smaller DTC budgets | $1,000 | ★4.6 (39) |
| 6 | Admiral Media | App and gaming Meta campaigns | $5,000 | ★4.9 (49) |
| 7 | Digital Media Team | UK agency for ecommerce Meta ads | £1,000 | — |
| 8 | farsiight | Facebook Ads agency in Australia | $5,000 | ★5.0 (80) |
| 9 | Search + Gather | Meta lead generation | $5,000 | ★4.9 (30) |
| 10 | Tinuiti | Enterprise consumer brands | $10,000 | ★4.5 |
| 11 | Metric Theory (Media.Monks) | App and subscription acquisition | $10,000 | ★4.5 |
| 12 | The Setters Agency | Aesthetic clinics on Instagram | $1,000+ | ★4.9 (18) |
| 13 | Sociallyin | Paid and organic social together | $3,000 | ★4.8 |
| 14 | SOUP Agency | Low-cost Facebook Ads agency | $1,000 | ★4.9 (37) |
Ratings are public Clutch, G2 or Google averages with review counts in brackets. Minimums are monthly unless stated.
The 14 best Facebook Ads agencies 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 Facebook Ads agency
Webistry
Montreal growth shop for paid search, paid social and landing page testing
Webistry, a Montreal agency founded in 2012, joins three things most brands buy separately: Meta, TikTok and Google campaigns, a landing page team that builds and split-tests funnels, and Webistry Studio, which shoots product photography and video for ad creative. Named clients include Briogeo, Hero Health, MyHeritage and Posterjack. It holds 4.9 from 31 Clutch reviews, and Fat Stone Farm credits it with lifting return on ad spend from about 1.7x to more than 33x in a year.
Notable clients
- Briogeo
- Hero Health
- Adobe
- Posterjack
- Toronto Film School
- Perfect Keto
Watch out
A $10,000 minimum rules out small budgets, and some reviewers noted results below target early on.
#2Best for Shopify brands pairing Meta and Klaviyo
1 At Bat Media
Toronto Shopify growth agency running Meta/Google ads and Klaviyo retention for DTC brands
1 At Bat Media works only with online retailers, mainly Shopify and DTC brands with roughly $5 million to $50 million or more in revenue. The Toronto agency runs Meta and Google ads alongside Klaviyo email and SMS, with in-house creative and UGC. It reports a 112% year-on-year jump in DTC revenue for Cutter & Buck with 29% lower CAC, and holds 5.0 across 16 Clutch reviews, including 2026 reviews from Mammoth Supplements.
Notable clients
- Cutter & Buck
- Upper Deck
- ANS Performance
- Mammoth Supplements
- Nooee Pet
- Brian Dawkins
Watch out
It is not built for lead generation, B2B or stores still looking for product-market fit.
#3Best for mid-market full-funnel paid social
Disruptive Advertising
Paid media and CRO built around the metrics that actually move revenue.
Disruptive Advertising, founded by Jacob Baadsgaard in Utah, runs Meta and Google ads with in-house landing page and analytics teams so the whole funnel is tested, not only the ads. It holds Klaviyo Master Elite and Google Premier Partner status, and reports more than 160 staff and more than 350 Clutch reviews averaging 4.8. Clients include Guitar Center, Scotts Miracle-Gro and Litter Robot, and strategists manage fewer accounts each.
Notable clients
- Guitar Center
- PennyMac
- Instructure
- Adobe
- Scotts Miracle-Gro
- KPMG
Watch out
Pricing skews higher than boutique shops, and it is not a fit below about $10,000 a month in spend.
#4Best for incrementality and measurement
Power Digital Marketing
Full-funnel growth agency for scaling consumer and lifestyle brands
Power Digital is a San Diego growth agency founded in 2012 by Grayson Lafrenz, with around 580 staff by a 2023 count. It runs paid social, search, TikTok and Amazon with SEO, email and creative, and its in-house measurement platform focuses on incrementality and media mix modelling, which helps brands judge Meta spend beyond last-click ROAS. Consumer clients include Crocs, ASICS, Alice + Olivia and Taylor Guitars.
Notable clients
- Alice + Olivia
- Aviator Nation
- ASICS
- Crocs
- Cymbiotika
- Graza
Watch out
Minimums start at $10,000 a month, and a large structure can mean layered contacts and team turnover.
#5Best for smaller DTC budgets
Favoured
Employee-owned London paid social, TikTok and app growth agency for DTC brands
Favoured is an employee-owned London agency set up in 2019 by George Sharpe, formerly of Apple, and Andy Willers, formerly of the BBC. Paid social is the core: it buys Meta, TikTok, Pinterest and Snapchat media and makes creative in-house, from UGC-style clips to motion graphics. It reports 49% more Teapigs sales through Meta ads, and its Clutch listing shows a $1,000 minimum across 39 reviews averaging 4.6.
Notable clients
- Oddbox
- Elvie
- Durex
- Teapigs
- Go Ape
- Snag
Watch out
Reviews are mixed in places, with a minority citing late deliverables, unoriginal creative or weak ROI.
#6Best for app and gaming Meta campaigns
Admiral Media
Performance marketing and AI creative agency for mobile apps, games and ecommerce
Admiral Media is a Dubai-based remote agency of 11 to 50 people, founded in 2019, that makes the ads and buys the media in one team. It covers mobile user acquisition, paid social, creative production and incrementality measurement, with named app clients such as Fastic, NeuroNation and TIER. It holds 49 Clutch reviews at 4.9 and Google Premier Partner status, with a $5,000 minimum and AI creative packages priced per ad.
Notable clients
- Fastic
- NeuroNation
- BIGVU
- ChatPDF
- Azar
- Miles
Watch out
Its focus is paid acquisition for apps, games and ecommerce rather than lead generation, and pricing beyond the creative packages is not listed.
#7Best UK agency for ecommerce Meta ads
Digital Media Team
Manchester ecommerce growth agency for paid social, Google Ads, Klaviyo and Shopify
Digital Media Team is a Manchester ecommerce agency founded in 2015 that runs Meta, TikTok and Pinterest ads with Google Ads, Klaviyo email and UGC video. It holds Meta Business Partner and Klaviyo Master Platinum status and won a 2023 Klaviyo Klicks Award. Its case studies cite a 13.49 return on Meta ad spend for a cleaning equipment retailer and a 286% revenue increase for Otty. Clients include Tim Hortons and DeMellier London.
Notable clients
- Mercedes-Benz
- Aston Martin F1 Team
- Tim Hortons
- DeMellier London
- MuscleFood
- ELLE
Watch out
Founders are not named, results are agency-reported, and it is a weak fit for B2B or lead generation.
#8Best Facebook Ads agency in Australia
farsiight
South Brisbane paid media agency for ecommerce and B2B SaaS growth
farsiight is a Brisbane paid media agency founded in 2017 that runs Facebook and Instagram ads alongside Google, Microsoft and LinkedIn, with performance creative made in-house for fast testing. Its client base splits between ecommerce brands such as BlackMilk Clothing, EHP Labs and TradeMutt and B2B tech firms such as Simpro and Go1. It averages 5.0 across 80 Clutch reviews and reports average staff tenure of 3.5 years.
Notable clients
- Simpro
- Move With Us
- Go1
- BlackMilk Clothing
- Outback Equipment
- EHP Labs
Watch out
The $5,000 minimum and $150 to $199 hourly band suit funded brands rather than small local businesses.
#9Best for Meta lead generation
Search + Gather
Toronto paid media agency for startups and scale-ups, from search and social to CTV
Search + Gather, a Toronto agency founded in 2016, sells a post-lead optimisation service that automates follow-up and sends qualified leads back to ad platforms, so Meta learns from real prospects rather than raw form fills. It runs Meta, LinkedIn and TikTok alongside search and connected TV for clients such as ecobee, Coinbase and IDP Education. It reports a 60-fold rise in weekly leads for HiMama and holds 4.9 from 30 Clutch reviews.
Notable clients
- ecobee
- Coinbase
- Top Hat
- Introhive
- Shutterstock
- IDP Education
Watch out
A team of about 18 people and no published pricing make it worth checking capacity early.
#10Best for enterprise consumer brands
Tinuiti
Independent performance media agency built for enterprise commerce and streaming.
Tinuiti is a large independent US agency with more than 1,000 employee-owners and about $4 billion in media under management. Meta and TikTok buying sits alongside Amazon, retail media, streaming TV and influencer work, and its Bliss Point platform adds incrementality testing and media mix modelling. It became full-funnel agency of record for Carter's and added e.l.f. Beauty and Liquid I.V. as clients in 2026.
Notable clients
- Carter's
- E.L.F. Beauty
- Honest
- Poppi
- DSW
- Olly
Watch out
Enterprise pricing excludes most SMBs, and service quality can vary by pod and tier.
#11Best for app and subscription acquisition
Metric Theory (Media.Monks)
Performance media specialist now operating inside the Media.Monks global network.
Metric Theory was a San Francisco paid media specialist founded in 2012, named SEM Agency of the Year by Search Engine Land in 2019, and now operates inside Monks after S4 Capital bought it in 2021. Its paid social, search and mobile app teams have worked for Lyft, GoFundMe and FabFitFun, and it reports 50% growth in activated subscriptions for Winc. Clients can also draw on the wider network's creative and production teams.
Notable clients
- GoFundMe
- Winc
- FabFitFun
- Zenefits
- Lyft
- Optimizely
Watch out
Most published case studies predate the acquisition, so confirm which team will run your account.
#12Best for aesthetic clinics on Instagram
The Setters Agency
New York social media agency with 40+ aesthetic provider clients
The Setters Agency is a New York social-first agency of 11 to 50 people, founded in 2018, that runs paid social on Instagram and Facebook alongside content and influencer work. It says it serves more than 40 aesthetic clients and names plastic surgery and med spa clients including Allergan and The Hudson Med Spa. It holds Meta Business Partner status, 18 Clutch reviews at 4.9 and a low $1,000+ minimum.
Notable clients
- Allergan
- Prollenium
- Sciton
- Dr. Madnani
- RAM Plastic Surgery
- Studio Esthetique
Watch out
Search and web are secondary to social, it works remotely, and one client wanted an onsite contact.
#13Best for paid and organic social together
Sociallyin
Atlanta-based social team covering strategy, production, paid, and community under one roof.
Sociallyin is an Atlanta agency founded in 2011 by Keith Kakadia that stays entirely within social: strategy, content production through Sociallyin Studios, community management, influencer sourcing and paid social. Samsung Display has outsourced its social operation to the agency for seven years. Footwear brand Bearpaw reported about $178,000 in results from roughly $22,700 of holiday ad spend, and it holds 4.8 across more than seventy Clutch reviews.
Notable clients
- Samsung
- Carnival Cruise Line
- Hitachi
Watch out
It does not cover search or web, and category depth varies by the team assigned.
#14Best low-cost Facebook Ads agency
SOUP Agency
Senior-led Sydney CBD agency mixing paid search, paid social, SEO and Klaviyo
SOUP Agency is a senior-led Sydney team founded in 2018 by Katya Vakulenko that runs paid social on Meta, TikTok, Pinterest and LinkedIn alongside Google Ads, SEO and Klaviyo email. Clutch lists a $1,000 minimum and a $50 to $99 hourly band, accessible for small brands. It holds 4.9 from 37 Clutch reviews, with reviewers praising timeliness, and clients include LawConnect, Roborock and Rebecca Vallance.
Notable clients
- LawConnect
- RIPE Global
- Car Next Door
- Dovida
- Fulfilment Australia
- Mosman Preparatory School
Watch out
With 2 to 9 staff, capacity is limited, and some reviewers wanted deeper in-flight optimisation advice.
Best Facebook Ads agency by need
- Meta ads with landing pages and creativeWebistry
- Shopify and Klaviyo1 At Bat Media
- Mid-market funnelsDisruptive Advertising
- Incrementality testingPower Digital Marketing
- Small DTC budgetsFavoured
- Mobile apps and gamingAdmiral Media
- Lead generation on MetaSearch + Gather
- Enterprise consumer brandsTinuiti
- Lowest minimumsSOUP Agency
- Aesthetic clinics on InstagramThe Setters Agency
How much does a Facebook Ads agency cost in 2026?
Facebook Ads agency fees rise with creative volume and the number of channels in scope. These figures are based on the published minimums and hourly rates of the 60 Facebook Ads agencies in our directory. Minimums apply across each agency's services and exclude the budget you pay Meta.
| Tier | Monthly minimum | Share of agencies | Who it suits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Budget | Under $1,000/mo | 24% | Small brands testing Meta with a few campaigns and limited new creative. |
| Mid-market | $1,000 to $5,000/mo | 51% | Growing DTC and lead-gen brands needing regular creative testing and reporting. |
| Premium | Over $5,000/mo | 24% | Scaling brands wanting high creative volume, retention and incrementality measurement. |
Source: published minimum budgets of Facebook Ads agencies in the MakeSuccessOnline directory, October 2026.
Median minimum budget by region
The most common hourly band is $150 to $199 (35% of the 34 agencies that publish rates), followed by $100 to $149 (35%) and $50 to $99 (9%).
How we chose the best Facebook Ads agencies
We assessed all 60 Facebook Ads agencies in the MakeSuccessOnline directory on six criteria. Profiles draw on each agency's own site, case studies and independent sources such as Clutch reviews, platform partner listings and trade press.
- Meta advertising focusHow central paid social on Facebook and Instagram is to the agency, and its depth in a clear niche.25%
- Creative productionIn-house capacity to produce and refresh ad creative, UGC and video at the pace Meta needs.20%
- Proven results and clientsNamed clients and attributable results such as ROAS, CAC or lead volume.20%
- Reviews and reputationRating and review volume on Clutch or Google, and the balance of positive and critical feedback.15%
- Measurement and trackingPixel and Conversions API set-up, incrementality testing and reporting tied to revenue.10%
- Pricing transparency and valueWhether minimums and fees are published and proportionate to the work.10%
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How to choose a Facebook Ads agency
- Know your unit economicsSet a target cost per acquisition or blended ROAS based on margin and repeat purchase, so the agency scales against a profitable number.
- Judge the creative engineAsk to see recent ads, how many new concepts ship each month, and whether creators, editors and designers are in-house.
- Check signal qualityHave the agency audit your Pixel, Conversions API and event set-up before proposing a new structure.
- Match your business modelDTC, app installs and lead generation need different playbooks. Shortlist agencies with clients like you at a similar spend.
- Agree how success is measuredDecide whether you judge results on Meta-reported ROAS, blended revenue or holdout tests, and put it in the contract.
- Keep your assetsAd accounts, Business Manager, pages and all raw creative files should belong to you if the relationship ends.
Questions to ask
- How many new ad concepts will you produce each month, and who makes them?
- How do you set up the Conversions API and check event match quality?
- Which metric will you report as the main measure: platform ROAS, blended revenue or something else?
- How do you decide when to kill or scale a creative?
- Which clients at our spend level have you grown on Meta in the last year?
- Do we own all creative files and the ad account if we part ways?
Red flags
- Reporting only Meta's in-platform ROAS with no link to actual sales.
- The same few creatives running for months with no testing plan.
- Constant restructuring of campaigns that keeps resetting delivery learning.
- Lead campaigns judged on cost per lead with no feedback on lead quality.
- Creative or ad accounts held by the agency rather than your business.
Facebook Ads agency vs freelancer vs in-house
| Facebook Ads agency | Freelancer | In-house media buyer | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Typical cost | $1,000 to $10,000+/mo plus ad spend | Lower; usually a monthly fee or hourly | Salary plus creative costs |
| Skills covered | Media buying, creative, tracking, reporting | Usually media buying only | Buying; creative often outsourced |
| Speed to start | 1 to 3 weeks | Days | 1 to 3 months to hire |
| Best for | Brands needing steady creative volume | Testing Meta on a small budget | High spend with in-house creative team |
| Main risk | Recycled creative across clients | Limited creative capacity | Burnout and single point of failure |
What does a Facebook Ads agency do?
A Facebook Ads agency is a company that plans, buys and optimises paid advertising on Meta's platforms, mainly Facebook and Instagram. Its work includes audience and campaign strategy, producing and testing ad creative such as UGC and short video, setting up the Meta Pixel and Conversions API, managing budgets and reporting on cost per acquisition or return on ad spend. Many also run TikTok, Pinterest or email so paid social results tie into revenue.
Facebook Ads agency FAQ
What is the best Facebook Ads agency in 2026?
The best Facebook Ads agency depends on your business model and budget. Webistry is our top pick overall because it pairs Meta buying with landing pages and in-house creative. 1 At Bat Media suits Shopify brands, Disruptive Advertising suits mid-market funnels, Power Digital leads on measurement and Favoured suits smaller DTC budgets.
How much does a Facebook Ads agency cost?
Most Facebook Ads agencies charge $1,000 to $10,000 a month in fees, separate from ad spend. Across the 60 Facebook Ads agencies we track, the median minimum is $5,000 a month and 24% start below $1,000. Common hourly rates are $100 to $149 (35%) and $150 to $199 (35%).
How long does it take for Facebook ads to work with an agency?
Expect the first month to go on tracking fixes, account structure and an initial round of creative tests. Reliable results usually appear after two to three months, once the agency has found winning angles and audiences. Brands with low budgets or few conversions take longer because Meta has less data to optimise against.
How do I choose a Facebook Ads agency?
Choose a Facebook Ads agency that has grown brands with your business model and spend, can show recent creative, and explains how it measures results beyond Meta's own dashboard. Ask about creative volume, Conversions API set-up and ownership of ad accounts before you sign.
Do Facebook Ads agencies make the ad creative?
Most strong Facebook Ads agencies now produce creative in-house, because new concepts drive performance on Meta. Webistry, Favoured and 1 At Bat Media all make ads internally, from UGC-style clips to product video. Check whether creative is included in the fee or billed separately, and how many assets you get each month.
Is a Facebook Ads agency worth it for small businesses?
A Facebook Ads agency is worth it for a small business when there is enough budget to test creative and a product with clear margins. With a very small spend, agency fees can exceed the ad budget, so a low-minimum agency such as SOUP Agency or Favoured, or a freelancer, is often a better start.
How has AI changed Facebook advertising in 2026?
Meta now automates much of targeting, placements and budget allocation, so agencies compete on creative quality, signal data and measurement rather than audience hacks. Good agencies feed clean conversion data through the Conversions API and test more creative variants. Of the Facebook Ads agencies we track, 52% also offer AI search services.
Should a Facebook Ads agency also run my TikTok and email?
It often helps. Agencies that run Meta alongside TikTok and Klaviyo email, such as Digital Media Team and 1 At Bat Media, can judge acquisition and retention against the same revenue figures. If you only need Meta, a focused paid social agency is fine, but ask how it shares data with your email team.
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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.













