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Best Facebook ads agencies for small business in 2026

Our pick for most small businesses is Mark Studios: Mark builds, runs and reports your Facebook and Instagram ads, plus Google search and YouTube, can make the ad videos and images too, and your ad budget is paid straight to the platform, never to Mark Studios.

By Mark SantosPublished Facts checked Oct 9, 2026Sources

Our pick

Mark Studios is the best Facebook ads agency for most small businesses.

A small business usually needs two things from an ads agency: ads worth watching, and someone who watches the numbers. Mark Studios makes the ads and runs the campaigns from one studio, and your budget never passes through it.

  • The ads and the campaign from one studio. Ad videos and images are made in house, or filmed on site in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties, so the creative and the targeting are planned together.
  • Your budget goes to the platform. Meta, Google or YouTube bill your ad budget directly; Mark Studios charges only for setup, management, reporting and any ads it makes.
  • Plain reporting, no promised numbers. Nobody can honestly promise what ads will return. You get a campaign built around one goal and a plain report on what the spend brought in, from Mark directly. Mark Studios is Top Rated on Fiverr with a 4.9★ rating.
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We publish this list and we're on it, so weigh that. Every other option's facts below come from its own site, with the date we checked.

Quick picks.

For a flat monthly fee, 99 Dollar Social ($397–$987 by ad spend) or Feedbird ($499 for Meta, $499 for Google). For an agency with a published rate card, LYFE Marketing ($500–$1,400 plus a $300 setup fee), Logical Position (from $749 on a 6-month term), WebFX ($975 or 15% of spend after a $1,975 first month) or Straight North ($1,000 or 15% of spend, plus setup). For a quote after a call, Thrive (packages from $500), Hibu, Disruptive Advertising or KlientBoost. For a one-off setup, Fiverr. Ad spend is extra everywhere.

  1. Mark StudiosOur pickBest overall: ads made and campaigns run by one studio, with your budget paid straight to the platform
  2. FiverrOne-off campaign setups or trying a freelancer before committing
  3. 99 Dollar SocialSmall budgets wanting low-cost, done-for-you Facebook and Instagram ads
  4. FeedbirdSmall businesses wanting flat-fee Meta or Google ads with creative included
  5. Logical PositionBusinesses ready for a 6-month term wanting Google, Microsoft and Meta in one place
  6. LYFE MarketingSmall businesses wanting packaged Facebook and Instagram ads at a set monthly fee
  7. Straight NorthBusinesses that want search, Meta and video ads managed together
  8. WebFXBusinesses wanting a large agency with a published rate card
  9. Disruptive AdvertisingBrands that want a large paid-media team with in-house ad design
  10. HibuLocal service businesses wanting website, listings and ads from one provider
  11. KlientBoostBusinesses spending $5,000+ a month on ads wanting creative-led management
  12. ThriveLocal businesses wanting search, social and local ads on monthly terms

Mark Studios is our pick for most buyers. The other rows are each option's own “best for” label from the entries below, not a ranking. We wrote this list.

12 options side by side.

Fees and terms as published on each provider's own site, checked October 9, 2026. Ad spend is paid on top of every fee. Mark Studios is our pick, so its row comes first.
ProviderModelManagement feeAd spend and termsBest for
Mark StudiosOur pickStudio: monthly management, personally quotedPersonal quote, emailed within one business dayAd budget paid straight to Meta, Google or YouTube, never to Mark StudiosSmall businesses that want the ads made and the campaigns run by one studio
Marketplaces
FiverrMarketplace: one freelancer per taskGigs from $10 to $2,000, plus a 5.5% buyer fee ($3.50 more under $200)Set per gig; subscription gigs bill monthlyOne-off campaign setups or trying a freelancer before committing
Productized flat-fee services
99 Dollar SocialProductized subscription: flat fee by ad-spend tier$397–$987/month by ad spend; $199 setup on the first tierAd spend separate from the fee; month to month, 7 days’ noticeSmall budgets wanting low-cost, done-for-you Facebook and Instagram ads
FeedbirdProductized subscription: flat monthly fee per ad platform$499/month for Meta; $499/month for GoogleAd spend paid directly to Meta; no contract, cancel any timeSmall businesses wanting flat-fee Meta or Google ads with creative included
Agencies with published rate cards
Logical PositionAgency: flat fee by ad-spend band, % of spend above itPaid social from $749/month; search from $699/month (6-month term prices)Ad spend billed by the ad platform; 6-, 12- or 18-month termsBusinesses ready for a 6-month term wanting Google, Microsoft and Meta in one place
LYFE MarketingAgency: flat monthly packages$500–$1,400/month, plus a $300 setup feeRecommended ad spend $500–$1,000+ a month on top; contract length not statedSmall businesses wanting packaged Facebook and Instagram ads at a set monthly fee
Straight NorthAgency: greater of a flat fee or % of ad spend, plus setup$1,000/month or 15% of ad spend, whichever is greater, plus a setup feeMedia budget paid directly to the platforms; contract not statedBusinesses that want search, Meta and video ads managed together
WebFXAgency: greater of a flat fee or % of ad spend$1,975 first month, then $975/month or 15% of ad spend, whichever is greaterAd spend $1,000–$30,000 a month, paid to the networks; contract not statedBusinesses wanting a large agency with a published rate card
Quote-based agencies
Disruptive AdvertisingAgency: custom quote after a free auditNot published; discussed after a free auditNot statedBrands that want a large paid-media team with in-house ad design
HibuLocal marketing bundle with managed adsNot publishedContracts typically 6–12 months, plus an implementation feeLocal service businesses wanting website, listings and ads from one provider
KlientBoostAgency: flat fee or % of ad spend, set per clientNot publishedWorks with ad budgets from $5,000 a month; engagement length variesBusinesses spending $5,000+ a month on ads wanting creative-led management
ThriveAgency: monthly packages, custom quotePackages from $500/month; full quote after a consultationAd spend not included in the fee; month to monthLocal businesses wanting search, social and local ads on monthly terms

Fees and terms as published on each provider's own site, checked October 9, 2026. Ad spend is paid on top of every fee. Mark Studios is our pick, so its row comes first.

Each option, with pros and cons.

Our pick

Mark StudiosOur pick

Best for: Small businesses that want the ads made and the campaigns run by one studio

Model
Studio: monthly management, personally quoted
Management fee
Personal quote, emailed within one business day
Ad spend and terms
Ad budget paid straight to Meta, Google or YouTube, never to Mark Studios

Mark Studios is Mark Santos’ founder-led studio in Palm Beach County, Florida. Its ad campaigns service builds, runs and reports campaigns on Facebook and Instagram, Google search and YouTube, with TikTok and LinkedIn on request. Mark sets up the audiences, budgets and placements, points the ads at the page you want people to land on, moves budget toward what performs, pauses what doesn’t, and reports in plain terms what the spend brought in. Ad videos and images can go in the same order, cut from your footage or filmed on site in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties. Running ads already? The quote scopes a takeover. The ad budget is billed by Meta, Google or YouTube directly; Mark Studios charges only for the work. Site figures: 10,000+ projects delivered and 4,500+ reviews.

Pros

  • Ad videos and images made in house, or filmed on site in South Florida
  • Ad budget paid straight to the platform, never to Mark Studios
  • Facebook, Instagram, Google search and YouTube from one person

Good to know

  • No published fee: Mark scopes it and emails your monthly price within one business day
  • No guaranteed leads or sales: you get the work and plain reporting
  • TikTok and LinkedIn ads are available on request
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Marketplaces

Fiverr

Best for: One-off campaign setups or trying a freelancer before committing

Model
Marketplace: one freelancer per task
Management fee
Gigs from $10 to $2,000, plus a 5.5% buyer fee ($3.50 more under $200)
Ad spend and terms
Set per gig; subscription gigs bill monthly

Fiverr's Paid Social Media category lists “24,000+ results” of freelancers and small agencies who set up and manage Facebook and Instagram ads, with sub-categories for Facebook Ads Campaign and YouTube Promotion. Gigs shown on 2026-10-09 started “From $10” for a campaign setup and ran to “From $2,000” for managed lead-generation or Shopify ad management. Each seller sets their own scope, deliverables and creative. Fiverr adds a buyer service fee at checkout: “5.5% of your purchase amount, and we add a $3.50 fee to orders under $200.”

Pros

  • Very wide price range, from small setup gigs to monthly management
  • Order one setup without a retainer
  • Fee is shown before you pay

Cons

  • Quality and scope vary by seller; you vet each one
  • Buyer service fee added to every payment

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Fiverr Paid Social Media category · Fiverr Help: paying for orders

Productized flat-fee services

99 Dollar Social

Best for: Small budgets wanting low-cost, done-for-you Facebook and Instagram ads

Model
Productized subscription: flat fee by ad-spend tier
Management fee
$397–$987/month by ad spend; $199 setup on the first tier
Ad spend and terms
Ad spend separate from the fee; month to month, 7 days’ notice

99 Dollar Social, best known for low-cost social media posting plans, also sells Meta ads management. Three flat-fee tiers are set by ad spend: Essential at $397 a month for $0–$2,500 of spend (with a $199 setup fee and 3 creatives per campaign), Professional at $497 and Enterprise at $987, with free setup. Plans cover Facebook, Instagram and Messenger campaigns, pixel and conversion tracking, retargeting and weekly reviews. The page says “Service fee separate from your ad spend” and recommends at least $30 a day. Its 14-day money-back guarantee covers posting plans; the FAQ says ads management is “not covered by the guarantee.”

Pros

  • The lowest published monthly fee among the agencies here
  • Static ad creatives included in every tier
  • Month to month, with no long contract

Cons

  • Meta only; no Google or YouTube ads
  • Money-back guarantee does not cover ads management

Sources (checked Oct 2026): 99DollarSocial Meta ads management

Feedbird

Best for: Small businesses wanting flat-fee Meta or Google ads with creative included

Model
Productized subscription: flat monthly fee per ad platform
Management fee
$499/month for Meta; $499/month for Google
Ad spend and terms
Ad spend paid directly to Meta; no contract, cancel any time

Feedbird is a productized social media and ads service that sells Meta Ads Management at $499 a month, “Flat rate, never a percentage of your ad spend.” The plan includes a dedicated media buyer, static and video ad creative with “fresh angles produced in-house every week”, audience research, weekly optimization and monthly reporting. Google Ads Management is sold separately at the same $499 a month. Its FAQ says ad spend “is separate and paid directly to Meta” and that most clients start at $1,000–$3,000 a month in spend. Pixel and Conversions API setup is a $249 one-time add-on if tracking isn't already in place.

Pros

  • One flat fee whatever the ad spend
  • Static, video and UGC-style creative included
  • No contract; cancel anytime

Cons

  • Meta and Google are separate $499 subscriptions
  • Conversion tracking setup costs extra if not already working

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Feedbird Meta ads management · Feedbird pricing

Agencies with published rate cards

Logical Position

Best for: Businesses ready for a 6-month term wanting Google, Microsoft and Meta in one place

Model
Agency: flat fee by ad-spend band, % of spend above it
Management fee
Paid social from $749/month; search from $699/month (6-month term prices)
Ad spend and terms
Ad spend billed by the ad platform; 6-, 12- or 18-month terms

Logical Position is a US agency with offices in Oregon and Illinois that publishes a pricing calculator. Paid social management (Meta) costs $749 a month on ad spend of $800–$2,999 and $999 on $3,000–$9,999, moving to 10% of spend above $10,000; plans include “Custom Creatives”, “Video Creatives (Video, GIF)” and Meta Business Manager setup. Lead-generation PPC on Google and Microsoft Ads starts at $699 a month on $600–$5,999 of spend. Prices are for a 6-month term, with 5% off for 12 months and 10% off for 18. Its terms say ad spend is “billed directly by the Ad Platform and not the Provider.”

Pros

  • Every tier and ad-spend band is published
  • Meta plans list custom image and video creatives
  • Ad spend billed by the platform, not the agency

Cons

  • Minimum 6-month term on published prices
  • Fee moves to the next tier if ad spend leaves your band

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Logical Position pricing · Logical Position terms of service

LYFE Marketing

Best for: Small businesses wanting packaged Facebook and Instagram ads at a set monthly fee

Model
Agency: flat monthly packages
Management fee
$500–$1,400/month, plus a $300 setup fee
Ad spend and terms
Recommended ad spend $500–$1,000+ a month on top; contract length not stated

LYFE Marketing is a social-media and ads agency that pitches itself to small businesses. Its Facebook ads page lists three monthly packages: Image Ads at $500, Video Ads at $800 (including “2 Vertical Videos, 1 Actor per Quarter”) and Image + Video at $1,400. Plans cover Facebook and Instagram, with TikTok on the video tiers, plus ad creation, Mon-Fri monitoring, conversion tracking and reporting. Each plan lists a $300 account setup fee (“Call us to waive”) and a recommended social ad spend of $500 to $1,000 or more. A separate pricing page sells Google Search, Display and YouTube video ads at the same $500/$800/$1,400 tiers.

Pros

  • Prices published on the page
  • Covers Meta, TikTok, Google Search, Display and YouTube ads
  • Video ad production included on the video tiers

Cons

  • $300 setup fee unless waived on a call
  • Campaign and keyword counts capped per Google Ads tier

Sources (checked Oct 2026): LYFE Marketing Facebook ads agency · LYFE Marketing PPC pricing

Straight North

Best for: Businesses that want search, Meta and video ads managed together

Model
Agency: greater of a flat fee or % of ad spend, plus setup
Management fee
$1,000/month or 15% of ad spend, whichever is greater, plus a setup fee
Ad spend and terms
Media budget paid directly to the platforms; contract not stated

Straight North is a US agency that runs search, shopping, display and video campaigns on “Google Ads, Microsoft Advertising and Meta Ads.” Its pricing page says monthly management is “$1,000 or 15% of your monthly media budget, whichever is greater,” plus a one-time setup fee for new campaign builds that “varies according to the amount of work required.” The setup covers strategy, keyword research, ad content, conversion tracking and launch; the monthly fee covers bidding, budget pacing, ad adjustments and monthly reporting. It describes the media budget as “the money you pay directly to Google and other advertising platforms.”

Pros

  • Management fee formula published
  • Google, Microsoft and Meta Ads under one team
  • Setup and monthly deliverables listed

Cons

  • Setup fee amount not published
  • $1,000/month minimum fee

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Straight North PPC pricing · Straight North PPC management

WebFX

Best for: Businesses wanting a large agency with a published rate card

Model
Agency: greater of a flat fee or % of ad spend
Management fee
$1,975 first month, then $975/month or 15% of ad spend, whichever is greater
Ad spend and terms
Ad spend $1,000–$30,000 a month, paid to the networks; contract not stated

WebFX is a large US digital agency that publishes its paid-ads prices. Its social advertising Pro plan covers Facebook and Instagram plus up to two more networks, up to 8 campaigns, copywriting and creative testing, at a $1,975 first month and then “$975 or 15% of ad spend, whichever is greater”, with a “Required Ad Spend Range” of $1,000–$30,000. Its PPC Lite plan runs Google Ads for ad budgets of $100–$5,000 at $750 a month after a $1,200 first month. WebFX says social ad spend is “paid directly to your social media networks”.

Pros

  • Full rate card published for social and search
  • Low-budget Google Ads tier from $100/month ad spend
  • Client keeps admin access to accounts

Cons

  • First month costs more than later months
  • Social plan requires at least $1,000/month in ad spend

Sources (checked Oct 2026): WebFX social media advertising pricing · WebFX PPC pricing

Quote-based agencies

Disruptive Advertising

Best for: Brands that want a large paid-media team with in-house ad design

Model
Agency: custom quote after a free audit
Management fee
Not published; discussed after a free audit
Ad spend and terms
Not stated

Disruptive Advertising is a paid media agency and Facebook Business Partner that says it manages “$450M+ In annual ad-spend” for clients. Its paid social team runs Meta, LinkedIn, TikTok and X campaigns, and an internal design team produces ad creative; the agency also runs paid search, shopping and YouTube campaigns. Pricing is not published: the page says to “Discuss rate options in your free audit.” Its done-for-you paid social option states a policy of “If we can’t get results in 90 days, you don’t pay,” without defining results on that page.

Pros

  • Large paid social and search team
  • In-house design team for ad creative
  • Free audit before any proposal

Cons

  • Prices aren't published; starts with an audit call
  • Contract length isn't stated

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Disruptive Facebook & Instagram ads · Disruptive paid social

Hibu

Best for: Local service businesses wanting website, listings and ads from one provider

Model
Local marketing bundle with managed ads
Management fee
Not published
Ad spend and terms
Contracts typically 6–12 months, plus an implementation fee

Hibu sells Hibu One, a bundled marketing program for local businesses such as plumbers, HVAC firms, dentists and law offices. Its Reach plan adds “Fully managed paid Search, Display & Social ad campaigns” to a website, listings, reviews and email/text tools; the team creates and manages Facebook and Instagram ads plus search ads on Google and Bing, and makes display and video ads. Every plan is quoted (“Request custom pricing”), an implementation fee covers onboarding and setup, and the FAQ says “Contract terms typically range from 6 to 12 months.”

Pros

  • Ads, website, listings and reviews in one plan
  • Built for local service businesses
  • Ads creative made by the Hibu team

Cons

  • Prices not published; quote via a demo
  • 6 to 12 month contracts plus an implementation fee

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Hibu One pricing · Hibu paid advertising

KlientBoost

Best for: Businesses spending $5,000+ a month on ads wanting creative-led management

Model
Agency: flat fee or % of ad spend, set per client
Management fee
Not published
Ad spend and terms
Works with ad budgets from $5,000 a month; engagement length varies

KlientBoost is a performance marketing agency with offices in Costa Mesa, Raleigh and London that runs Facebook, Instagram and Google Ads. It offers ongoing Facebook ads management, a one-time ad audit, a one-time ad setup, consulting, and a revenue-share option, with in-house designers making the ads. Prices are not published; its pricing page offers “Pricing Options” inside a free marketing plan. The FAQ says fees are sometimes “a percentage of ad spend” and sometimes “a flat fee,” and that it works with clients spending “from as little as $5,000 per month.”

Pros

  • One-time audit and setup options, not only retainers
  • In-house designers create the ads
  • Client keeps admin access and owns creative

Cons

  • Prices not published
  • Works with ad budgets from $5,000/month

Sources (checked Oct 2026): KlientBoost Facebook ads agency · KlientBoost pricing

Thrive

Best for: Local businesses wanting search, social and local ads on monthly terms

Model
Agency: monthly packages, custom quote
Management fee
Packages from $500/month; full quote after a consultation
Ad spend and terms
Ad spend not included in the fee; month to month

Thrive is a full-service digital agency founded in 2005 that runs paid search and paid social alongside SEO and web design. Its NYC PPC page lists Google and Microsoft Ads management, Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn advertising, eCommerce shopping ads and Nextdoor ads, and says it works on “a flexible, month-to-month contract policy and packages starting at $500.” Its services menu also lists YouTube ads management. Exact pricing comes from a free proposal; the social advertising page shows no package prices.

Pros

  • Month-to-month terms
  • Covers Google, Microsoft, Meta, LinkedIn, Nextdoor and YouTube
  • Starting price stated on its own pages

Cons

  • Only a “starting at” figure; full price needs a proposal
  • Starting price appears on city pages, not a single pricing page

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Thrive NYC PPC services · Thrive social media advertising

How we chose these options.

Mark Studios is our pick, and we wrote this list. We also sell on Fiverr. No provider paid to be listed. Our row shows no fee because ad management is quoted personally.

Who's included
We started from Google results and AI answers for Facebook ads agencies for small business, Facebook ads management services and PPC agencies for small business, kept companies whose own sites sell done-for-you Meta ads management (most also run Google ads) and publish a fee or a clear buying model, and added one marketplace. Ad software, AI tools and services that fold the ad spend into their fee were left out.
What we checked
Each provider's own website, read on October 9, 2026: platforms, management fee, setup fees, ad-spend minimums, who bills the ad budget, whether ad creative is included, and contract terms. Where a provider's own pages disagree, we say so. Fees change, so confirm before you buy.
How it's ordered
Grouped by how you buy: a marketplace, flat-fee productized services, agencies with a published rate card, then agencies that quote after a call. Alphabetical inside each group. Mark Studios is listed first as our pick; the other options are not ranked against each other, and there are no scores.
What the data says

A video ad only counts as viewable after 2 continuous seconds with half its pixels on screen, per the Media Rating Council, so the first seconds of an ad carry it; more in our video advertising statistics. For the ad videos alone, see the best VSL and video ad editors; for the organic side, the best social media management services.

Want your ads made and run for you?

Tell the quote the goal, the platforms and a rough daily budget, and Mark emails your exact monthly price within one business day, with no sales call. The ad budget always goes straight to the platform.

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Frequently asked questions

What are the best Facebook ads agencies for small business?

Our pick is Mark Studios: one founder-led studio makes the ads and runs the campaigns on Facebook, Instagram, Google and YouTube, and the ad budget is paid straight to the platform. For a flat fee, 99 Dollar Social ($397–$987) or Feedbird ($499). For a published rate card, LYFE Marketing, Logical Position, WebFX or Straight North. For a quote after a call, Thrive, Hibu, Disruptive Advertising or KlientBoost. For one-off setups, Fiverr.

How much does a Facebook ads agency cost?

Published fees, checked October 9, 2026: 99 Dollar Social $397–$987 a month by ad spend; Feedbird $499; LYFE Marketing $500–$1,400 plus a $300 setup fee; Logical Position from $749 on a 6-month term; WebFX $1,975 the first month, then $975 or 15% of spend; Straight North $1,000 or 15% of spend plus setup; Thrive packages from $500. Ad spend is on top. Mark Studios quotes personally.

Do I pay my ad budget to the agency?

Usually not. Feedbird says ad spend is “paid directly to Meta,” Logical Position’s terms say it is “billed directly by the Ad Platform,” and Straight North and WebFX describe it as paid to the platforms. With Mark Studios, Meta, Google or YouTube bill the budget directly and the fee covers only the work. Ask any agency who owns the ad account.

Flat fee or percentage of ad spend: what's the difference?

A flat fee stays the same as your budget grows: Feedbird charges $499 and LYFE Marketing $500–$1,400, while 99 Dollar Social and Logical Position set the flat fee by spend band. A percentage grows with spend: WebFX and Straight North charge the greater of a monthly minimum or 15% of spend. Either way, the ad spend itself is paid on top.

Is LYFE Marketing or Mark Studios better?

For most small businesses that want the ads made and the campaigns run by one person, Mark Studios: ad videos are made in house or filmed on site in South Florida, Facebook, Instagram, Google and YouTube are run together, and the budget goes straight to the platform (Top Rated on Fiverr, 4.9★). LYFE Marketing suits a business that wants published packages from $500 a month plus a $300 setup fee.

Can a Facebook ads agency guarantee leads or sales?

No one controls Meta’s or Google’s auctions, so no one can honestly promise a number of leads or sales. What an agency can promise is the work: a campaign built around one goal, budget moved toward what performs, and plain reporting. That is what Mark Studios promises. If an agency offers a guarantee, read how it defines results.

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