Independently researched ranking
Best Facebook Ads Agencies for Ecommerce (2026)
12 Facebook ads agencies for ecommerce compared on Meta and paid social skill, creative output and pricing, picked from the 50 we track for this niche.
- Agencies reviewed
- 50
- Median minimum
- $5,000/mo
- Top hourly band
- $100–$149
- Average rating
- 4.78
On this page
- Quick answer
- Key takeaways
- Comparison table
- The 12 best Facebook Ads agencies for ecommerce
- Best Facebook Ads agency for ecommerce by need
- How much Facebook Ads agencies for ecommerce cost
- How we ranked them
- How to choose a Facebook Ads agency for ecommerce
- Agency vs freelancer vs in-house
- What a Facebook Ads agency for ecommerce does
- FAQ
- More Facebook Ads agencies for ecommerce
- Related rankings
Which Facebook Ads agency for ecommerce is best?
The best Facebook ads agencies for ecommerce in 2026 include 1 At Bat Media for Shopify DTC brands, Favoured for TikTok and creative-led paid social, Webistry for paid media plus landing page testing, RiseUp for UK ecommerce growth and farsiight for senior media buyers. The median minimum across the 50 agencies we track is $5,000 a month.
Key takeaways
- A Facebook ads agency for ecommerce has a median minimum of $5,000 a month across the 50 agencies we track, higher than the $2,500 median for PPC agencies serving ecommerce, but 29% still start under $1,000.
- Hourly rates run high: at least 71% of the 28 agencies that publish rates charge $100 or more, with $100 to $149 the most common band at 39% and $150 to $199 next at 32%.
- Meta performance now depends on creative volume. Favoured, 1 At Bat Media, farsiight and Webistry all list in-house creative production, which separates them from pure media buyers.
- Pool size matters here. With 50 agencies and only 28 publishing rates, the figures are a guide, not a market benchmark.
- Insist on first-party measurement. Ask how an agency reconciles Meta-reported ROAS with Shopify or GA4 revenue, new-customer share and contribution margin.
Best Facebook Ads agencies for ecommerce compared
| # | Agency | Best for | Min. budget | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1 At Bat Media | Overall for Shopify and DTC brands | $5,000 | ★5.0 (16) |
| 2 | Favoured | TikTok and creative-led paid social | $1,000 | ★4.6 (39) |
| 3 | Webistry | Paid social with landing page testing | $10,000 | ★4.9 (31) |
| 4 | RiseUp | UK ecommerce growth with Amazon | $1,000 | ★5.0 (10) |
| 5 | farsiight | Senior media buyers at funded brands | $5,000 | ★5.0 (80) |
| 6 | Clearwater Agency | Social creative plus search in fashion | $5,000 | ★5.0 (11) |
| 7 | Modo25 | UK retail brands wanting forecasting | $5,000 | ★5.0 (5) |
| 8 | Impressive | Performance-linked Meta and TikTok fees | Not published | ★4.8 (138) |
| 9 | Found | Luxury and retail in London | Not published | ★4.8 (12) |
| 10 | Reform Digital | SMB stores wanting joined-up channels | $1,000 | ★4.9 (11) |
| 11 | SOUP Agency | Budget pick for small stores in Sydney | $1,000 | ★4.9 (37) |
| 12 | Growthmak | Early-stage stores on a tight budget | $1,000 | ★4.9 (9) |
Ratings are public Clutch, G2 or Google averages with review counts in brackets. Minimums are monthly unless stated.
The 12 best Facebook Ads agencies for ecommerce 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 Shopify and DTC brands
1 At Bat Media
Toronto Shopify growth agency running Meta/Google ads and Klaviyo retention for DTC brands
1 At Bat Media is a Toronto agency that works only with ecommerce, running Meta Ads and Google Ads with Klaviyo email and SMS retention, performance creative and UGC content. It publishes named results, such as Cutter & Buck DTC revenue up 112% year on year with customer acquisition cost down 29%. Clients include Upper Deck and Mammoth Supplements. It holds a 5.0 rating from 16 Clutch reviews, with a $5,000 minimum.
Notable clients
- Cutter & Buck
- Upper Deck
- ANS Performance
- Mammoth Supplements
- Nooee Pet
- Brian Dawkins
Watch out
A revenue threshold puts early-stage stores outside its sweet spot, and it is not a fit for lead generation or B2B.
#2Best for TikTok and creative-led paid social
Favoured
Employee-owned London paid social, TikTok and app growth agency for DTC brands
Favoured is an employee-owned London agency for DTC brands that runs Meta, TikTok, Pinterest and Snapchat ads and produces UGC and motion graphics in-house. It reports £500K in sales for Durex UK on TikTok and 4x ROAS for Snag Tights, and its clients include Oddbox, Elvie and Teapigs. It holds a 4.6 rating from 39 Clutch reviews, the latest in July 2026, and a $1,000 minimum.
Notable clients
- Oddbox
- Elvie
- Durex
- Teapigs
- Go Ape
- Snag
Watch out
Reviews are mixed in places, including one account of unprofitable campaigns and email errors, and some clients found creative unoriginal.
#3Best for paid social with landing page testing
Webistry
Montreal growth shop for paid search, paid social and landing page testing
Webistry is a Montreal growth shop with paid search, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok ads, landing page design and split testing in one team. Clients include Briogeo, Posterjack and Perfect Keto, and beauty and DTC consumer products lead its sector list. It holds a 4.9 rating from 31 Clutch reviews, with one as recent as September 2026. Its minimum is $10,000 with a $150 to $199 hourly band.
Notable clients
- Briogeo
- Hero Health
- Adobe
- Posterjack
- Toronto Film School
- Perfect Keto
Watch out
The price rules out small budgets, and some reviewers noted ad results below target and early scope confusion.
#4Best for UK ecommerce growth with Amazon
RiseUp
Alpha Tower performance agency (ex-Global Search Marketing) for ecommerce growth
RiseUp is a Birmingham performance agency, formerly Global Search Marketing, that leads with paid media: Google, Microsoft and paid social, plus Amazon Ads, Shopify and CRO. Ecommerce and DTC retail is its first listed sector, and clients include Levi's, Pickfords and Vax. It was named PPC Agency of the Year at the UK Agency Awards 2026 and holds a 5.0 rating from 10 Clutch reviews. The minimum is $1,000.
Notable clients
- Levi's
- Sotheby's International Realty
- Pickfords
- Vax
- Rangemaster
- Gore-Tex
Watch out
Headline growth figures on its site are self-reported, and pure SEO buyers may want a search specialist.
#5Best for senior media buyers at funded brands
farsiight
South Brisbane paid media agency for ecommerce and B2B SaaS growth
farsiight is a Brisbane paid media agency that runs Facebook and Instagram ads with Google, Microsoft and LinkedIn, backed by in-house performance creative. Ecommerce and DTC is the first sector it lists, with BlackMilk Clothing, EHP Labs and TradeMutt among its clients. It holds a 5.0 average across 80 Clutch reviews and reports 3.5-year average staff tenure, which suggests continuity on accounts. The minimum is $5,000.
Notable clients
- Simpro
- Move With Us
- Go1
- BlackMilk Clothing
- Outback Equipment
- EHP Labs
Watch out
Few results are published as formal case studies, and the $150 to $199 hourly band suits funded brands.
#6Best for social creative plus search in fashion
Clearwater Agency
Cremorne agency mixing social creative, paid media and SEO for FMCG and retail brands
Clearwater Agency is a Melbourne agency that combines social media creative with Google Ads and paid social on Meta, TikTok and YouTube. It lists fashion, ecommerce, beauty and skincare among its sectors, with FMCG names such as Häagen-Dazs and Betty Crocker as clients. It reports first place for Best Use of Search at the 2025 Global Search Awards and holds a 5.0 rating from 11 reviews. The minimum is $5,000.
Notable clients
- Häagen-Dazs
- Old El Paso
- Betty Crocker
- Kumon
- Tiger Mist
- Natio
Watch out
Few directory reviews sit behind its rating, and its broad remit may mean less depth in Meta than at a specialist.
#7Best for UK retail brands wanting forecasting
Modo25
Data-led Leeds agency pairing SEO and paid media with its own AI forecasting tool
Modo25 is a Leeds agency that runs paid search and paid social with SEO and CRO, backed by its own ASK BOSCO forecasting and budget planning platform. It is a Google Premier Partner and Meta Business Partner, and its retail client list includes Cult Beauty, Castore and The Fragrance Shop. Founder John Readman previously grew Summit Media and Search Laboratory. The minimum is $5,000.
Notable clients
- Cult Beauty
- Castore
- Pavers
- The Fragrance Shop
- Sigma Sports
- Jones Bootmaker
Watch out
Its five Clutch reviews all date from 2020, and reviewers describe it as premium-priced.
#8Best for performance-linked Meta and TikTok fees
Impressive
Cremorne performance agency pairing SEO and paid media with performance-linked fees
Impressive is a Melbourne agency that runs paid social across Meta, TikTok, Pinterest and YouTube alongside Google, Amazon and SEO. Fees can be linked to agreed targets such as revenue or cost per acquisition, on rolling terms. Clients include Kogan, Nine West and Modibodi, and it is a Google Premier Partner with a 4.8 rating from 138 reviews. Its published range is $3,000 to $15,000 a month.
Notable clients
- Mattel Australia
- Nine West
- Telstra Super
- ASX
- Hertz
- iSelect
Watch out
The price range excludes many small stores, and results figures on its site are self-reported.
#9Best for luxury and retail in London
Found
Hatton Garden 'Everysearch' agency joining SEO, PPC, PR and AI visibility
Found is a London agency founded in 2005 that joins PPC, paid social, SEO, PR and data under what it calls Everysearch. It is a Google Premier Partner and was named Standout PPC Agency of the Year at the 2026 UK Digital Excellence Awards. Clients include Puma, Toms, Toolstation and Peacocks, and retail and ecommerce is its first sector. It holds a 4.8 rating from 12 Google reviews.
Notable clients
- Toolstation
- Puma
- Toms
- Clermont Hotel Group
- Adecco
- Peacocks
Watch out
Few public reviews, no published pricing, and integrated retainers are likely beyond small-business budgets.
#10Best for SMB stores wanting joined-up channels
Reform Digital
South Yarra performance agency founded in 2020, SEO and Google Ads for eCommerce and lead gen
Reform Digital is a Melbourne agency founded in 2020 that runs SEO, Google Ads and Shopping, paid social and CRO as one strategy. Ecommerce is the first sector it lists, and it publishes results such as an 87% ecommerce revenue lift for Robot Specialist, which is agency-reported. It holds a 4.9 rating from 11 reviews, with a $1,000 minimum and $100 hourly rate.
Notable clients
- Rapid Loans
- Robot Specialist
- Talking Stones
- Kiva Wellness
- Rossi Boots
- The Cookie Diet
Watch out
A young agency with a shorter track record and a small public review base, and its roster skews to SMB and mid-market.
#11Best budget pick for small stores in Sydney
SOUP Agency
Senior-led Sydney CBD agency mixing paid search, paid social, SEO and Klaviyo
SOUP Agency is a senior-led Sydney team of 2 to 10 people that runs paid social on Meta, TikTok and Pinterest with Google Ads, SEO and Klaviyo email. It lists fashion, beauty and food and beverage clients and holds a 4.9 rating from 37 Clutch reviews, which praise timeliness and proactive communication. A $1,000 minimum and $50 to $99 hourly band keep it accessible to smaller online stores.
Notable clients
- LawConnect
- RIPE Global
- Car Next Door
- Dovida
- Fulfilment Australia
- Mosman Preparatory School
Watch out
A very small team limits capacity for large programmes, and some reviewers wanted deeper in-flight optimisation advice.
#12Best for early-stage stores on a tight budget
Growthmak
IIM Bangalore-incubated growth agency that bundles ads, SEO, web and automation
Growthmak is a Bengaluru agency, incubated at IIM Bangalore, that bundles PPC and paid social with SEO, CRO and Shopify builds. It publishes starting prices, from $1,500 a month for demand generation, and holds a 4.9 rating from nine Clutch reviews that cite on-time delivery and clear reporting. Ecommerce and retail is among its sectors, with Fragrance Secrets Perfumes as a client. The minimum is $1,000.
Notable clients
- Kinetic Motorcycles
- Fragrance Secrets Perfumes
- dualstack AG
- PTTHEX
- Prijsvergelijken.nl
- Digifrills
Watch out
Founded in 2024, so the track record is short, and case-study figures are self-reported.
Best Facebook Ads agency for ecommerce by need
How much does a Facebook Ads agency for ecommerce cost in 2026?
Facebook ads agency fees for ecommerce are usually a monthly retainer or a share of ad spend, paid on top of your media budget. These figures come from the published minimums and hourly rates of the 50 agencies in this pool, a modest sample.
| Tier | Monthly minimum | Share of agencies | Who it suits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Budget | Under $1,000/mo | 29% | Small stores testing Meta ads; packaged management, often offshore or very small teams. |
| Mid-market | $1,000 to $5,000/mo | 51% | Growing stores that need a dedicated media buyer plus some creative support. |
| Premium | Over $5,000/mo | 20% | High-spend brands that need creative production, testing and cross-channel measurement in one team. |
Source: published minimum budgets of Facebook Ads agencies for ecommerce in the MakeSuccessOnline directory, October 2026.
Median minimum budget by region
The most common hourly band is $100 to $149 (39% of the 28 agencies that publish rates), followed by $150 to $199 (32%) and $50 to $99 (7%).
How we chose the best Facebook Ads agencies for ecommerce
We started with every paid social and PPC agency in the MakeSuccessOnline directory that lists ecommerce clients and Facebook or Meta ads work (50 at the time of writing) and scored each on six criteria. Profiles were researched from the agency's own site plus at least one independent source such as Clutch, trade press or award listings.
- Meta and paid social depthHow central Facebook, Instagram and TikTok ads are to the agency's work, and the media-buying skill behind them.25%
- Creative capabilityIn-house production of UGC, video and static ads, and how often new creative is tested.15%
- Ecommerce proofNamed store clients and published revenue, ROAS or acquisition cost results we could attribute to a source.20%
- Reviews and reputationRatings and review volume on Clutch, Google and similar platforms, plus awards.20%
- Pricing transparency and valueWhether minimums, rates or fee models are published and how cost compares with scope.10%
- Team and longevityYears in business, team size and who manages your account.10%
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How to choose a Facebook Ads agency for ecommerce
- Decide where creative will come fromMeta results hinge on fresh ads. Settle whether the agency, your team or creators will produce them before comparing quotes.
- Match platform mix to your buyersFacebook and Instagram, TikTok and Pinterest reach different audiences. Shortlist agencies that run the platforms your customers use.
- Ask for store-level proofRequest case studies with spend, timeframe and margin context from brands near your price point.
- Agree a measurement stackDecide how Meta data, Shopify or GA4 revenue and any post-purchase survey will be reconciled before launch.
- Test the testing processAsk how many creative variants are tested a month and how winners are scaled.
- Secure account accessYour ad account, pixel, catalogue and Business Manager should stay in your name, with agency access that you can remove.
Questions to ask
- How many new creative concepts do you test each month, and who produces them?
- How do you reconcile Meta-reported ROAS with our Shopify revenue?
- How do you separate prospecting from retargeting in reporting?
- How do you handle attribution gaps and the delay in purchase data?
- Which of your ecommerce clients spend at our level, and what changed in six months?
- Who runs our account day to day, and how many accounts do they manage?
Red flags
- A guaranteed ROAS, sales target or cost per purchase.
- Reports that show only Meta-reported ROAS with no store revenue or margin view.
- Ad accounts, pixels or Business Manager held in the agency's name.
- No creative testing plan, or a single recycled ad set across months.
- Case studies showing percentage gains without spend, timeframe or the store's name.
Facebook Ads agency for ecommerce 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 hourly or a flat monthly fee | Salary plus tools and creative costs |
| Skills covered | Media buying, creative, testing, reporting | Often buying only, creative extra | Depends on hire; creative often outsourced |
| Speed to start | 1 to 3 weeks | Days | 1 to 3 months to hire |
| Best for | Stores scaling paid social with creative support | Small accounts and audits | High-spend brands needing daily control |
| Main risk | Templated strategy and junior account staff | Capacity and continuity | Creative bottleneck and single-hire dependence |
What does a Facebook Ads agency for ecommerce do?
A Facebook ads agency for ecommerce plans, buys and optimises paid campaigns on Facebook and Instagram, and often TikTok and Pinterest, to sell products from online stores. Typical work includes audience and catalogue setup, prospecting and retargeting campaigns, ad creative production and testing, tracking and attribution, and reporting on revenue, ROAS and acquisition cost. Many also connect paid social to email and Google Ads.
Facebook Ads agency for ecommerce FAQ
What is the best Facebook ads agency for ecommerce in 2026?
There is no single best agency. 1 At Bat Media is our top pick for Shopify and DTC brands, Favoured for TikTok and creative, Webistry for landing page testing and RiseUp for UK ecommerce with Amazon. The right choice depends on your creative needs, average order value and budget.
How much does a Facebook ads agency for ecommerce cost?
The median minimum across the 50 agencies we track is $5,000 a month, plus ad spend. About 29% start under $1,000 and 20% charge over $5,000. The most common hourly band is $100 to $149, quoted by 39% of agencies that publish rates.
How long does it take Facebook ads to work for an online store?
Expect the learning phase and first creative tests to take two to four weeks, with clearer performance signals after six to twelve weeks. Stores with new pixels, thin purchase data or untested creative usually need longer. Agree what success looks like at 30, 60 and 90 days.
How do I choose a Facebook ads agency for my ecommerce brand?
Choose by creative strength and proof in your category. Ask how many ad variants it tests each month, request case studies with spend and margin context, and check how it reconciles Meta data with store revenue. Confirm that you own the ad account before signing.
Should I hire a Facebook ads agency or a creative studio?
You need both skills, and some agencies provide them together. Favoured, 1 At Bat Media, farsiight and Webistry list in-house creative alongside media buying. If you hire a pure media buyer, budget separately for creators or a studio, because weak creative limits what any media buyer can achieve.
Is Meta-reported ROAS reliable for ecommerce?
It is useful but incomplete. Meta's reporting depends on its own attribution windows and can miss or over-credit sales. Compare it with Shopify or GA4 revenue, track new-customer share and contribution margin, and use holdout or incrementality tests when spend is large enough.
Do Facebook ads agencies also run TikTok and Google ads?
Many do. Favoured runs Meta, TikTok, Pinterest and Snapchat, Impressive covers Meta, TikTok, Google and Amazon, and RiseUp adds Amazon Ads. Check depth on each platform you plan to use, since a broad menu can mean thinner specialist skill on any one channel.
Is it better to use an agency or an in-house media buyer for Meta ads?
Use an agency when you need media buying, creative and reporting covered quickly or lack a senior buyer. Hire in-house when spend is high, you want daily control and can fund creative production. Many brands start with an agency and bring the core account in-house later.
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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.