Best Meta Ads Agencies UK: 15 Facebook Ads Agencies Compared (2027)

A Meta ads agency plans, buys and improves your adverts on Facebook and Instagram: audiences, budgets, creative, tracking and reporting. For an ecommerce brand, a Facebook ads agency is worth hiring when ad spend has grown past what one person can test and watch every week, or when producing enough new creative has become the bottleneck.

This page compares 15 Meta ads agencies based in the United Kingdom: six in London, two in Leeds, two in the Manchester area, and one each in Liverpool, Birmingham, Bath, Leicester and Ottershaw in Surrey. Every fact comes from the agency's own website or from Klaviyo's partner directory, read on 13 November 2026, with a link to the page. The order is not a ranking.

Why we publish it: Kanal is a WhatsApp marketing app for Shopify, and we work with agencies that set up WhatsApp for the Shopify stores they run ads for. None of the agencies below asked to be listed.

UK Meta ads agencies at a glance

Klaviyo tiers link to each agency's profile in Klaviyo's partner directory. Meta badges are those shown on the agency's own site.

How we selected these Meta ads agencies

We started from the agencies that come up in Google's UK results for "facebook ads agency", "meta ads agency", "facebook ads agency uk" and "ecommerce facebook ads agency", then kept agencies that sell Meta advertising to ecommerce or consumer brands and publish enough to describe them. We read each agency's home page, its Meta, paid social or ecommerce page, its contact page and, where one exists, its partners page, on 13 November 2026. For Klaviyo tiers we used Klaviyo's partner directory, where Soar With Us, FUTCOM, Digital Media Team and The Good Marketer have a profile.

What you should know before reading on:

• The order is not a ranking. Agencies appear in the order of our shortlist, not by quality or size.
• Meta badges come from the agencies' own sites. Meta's partner directory could not be read without a browser, so we report the badge each agency shows and link the page. Meta's Business Partners page explains the programme.
• Every fact has a source. Cities, services, clients, prices and figures come from the pages linked in each section. Figures such as ROAS are the agency's own claims, quoted as such. When something is not published, we say so.
• Corrections are welcome. If you run one of these agencies and something has changed, write to us and we will update the page.

Several UK Shopify agencies also run Meta ads for the stores they build, such as Rainy City Agency, Kubix and Vervaunt: they are covered in our comparison of UK Shopify agencies.

The 15 UK Facebook ads agencies, one by one

Soar With Us (Leeds)

Soar With Us describes itself as a DTC ecommerce marketing agency. Its contact page gives an office at The Old Brewery, High Court, Leeds, and its home page footer lists a second office on Regent's Park Road, London. Klaviyo's directory shows it as a Platinum Master partner based in Leeds.

• What it does: Meta, TikTok and Google ads, performance creative, email and SMS, and ecommerce consultancy. Its Meta ads page says the ad creative comes from Hambi Media, its creative team.
• Clients it names: Cowshed, AKT London, Mindful Chef, Lapland UK and Nuovva (case studies).
• In its own words: more than 250 brands helped and over £170M spent on ads, according to its home page.
• Price: not published.

FUTCOM (Leeds and Teesside)

FUTCOM calls itself a paid social marketing agency in Leeds and Teesside, and its About page mentions almost a decade of experience in paid digital marketing. Its home page shows a Meta Business Partner badge, two Meta certification badges and a Shopify Partners logo. Klaviyo's directory lists it as a Platinum Master partner.

• What it does: paid social management, email marketing and digital consultancy for retailers and brands.
• Clients it names: Frasers Group, Moda in Pelle, Daniel Footwear, Justmylook, Crafter's Companion and Happy Beds (case studies).
• Good to know: the About page says it is an investment partner of Salesfire and bought the fashion brand Kit and Kaboodal out of administration in 2026.
• Price: not published. Contact is through a form.

Rozee Digital (Ottershaw, Surrey)

Rozee Digital presents itself as a senior-only ecommerce growth agency for established Shopify, WooCommerce and Magento brands. Its footer gives an address in Ottershaw, Surrey (KT16 0GB), and its About page says founder Tom Rozee has run paid media since 2016.

• What it does: Meta, Google, TikTok and Pinterest ads, static and video creative, landing pages, and email and SMS for retention (Facebook ads page).
• Who it works with: brands spending £10k or more a month on ads, according to its home page and About page.
• Clients it names: Cocopup, Coconut Lane, Good For Nothing, Theradome and Paperlike (client results).
• Commitment: the home page FAQ says its services run on a minimum 6 or 12-month contract. Fees are not published.

The Social Shepherd (Bath and London)

The Social Shepherd was founded in 2018 by Jack and Zoe, according to its About page, which reports a team of 74 across four hubs. Its offices are in Bath (Alexander House, James Street West) and London (10 Devonshire Square), plus New York and Miami.

• What it does: social strategy, paid media across Meta, TikTok and Google, performance creative, influencer work and TikTok Shop. Its paid media page adds product feed management, dynamic templates for product ads and Conversions API set-up.
• Who it works with: clients spending "between 300K and 20M per year", according to the same page.
• Recognition it cites: awards including Best Use of Facebook & Instagram Ads.
• Clients it names: Bio-Oil, Lumene, Passenger, Beyblade and Bark.
• Price: not published.

Digital Media Team (Manchester)

Digital Media Team is based at Bauhaus, 27 Quay Street, Manchester. Its home page shows Meta Business Partner, Klaviyo, Google and Shopify Partners logos, and its profile in Klaviyo's partner directory lists it at the Master level.

• What it does: paid social on Meta, TikTok and Pinterest, PPC, email marketing, web development and out-of-home advertising. Its paid social page claims over 10 years of experience in paid social.
• Who runs your account: the same page says each client gets a dedicated paid media specialist, a creative strategist and a commercial strategist who acts as account manager.
• Clients it names: DeMellier London, Mercedes-Benz, OTTY, Missy Empire and LullaBellz (case studies).
• Price: not published.

PPC Geeks (Liverpool)

PPC Geeks has its head office at Hanover Buildings, Hanover Street, Liverpool. Its About page says it also has offices in London, Knutsford, Manchester and the Lake District, and its home page says it is a Google Ads Premier Partner.

• What it does: Google Ads, Facebook and Instagram ads, Amazon, Microsoft and TikTok ads, plus ad account audits. Its Facebook ads page describes audits of around 30 pages.
• Ecommerce focus: a dedicated ecommerce marketing page and case studies for online retailers such as Books2Door and The IT Bay, linked from its home page.
• Price: not published. The contact form asks for your monthly ad spend.

Push (London)

Push is a performance marketing agency with its UK office at 199 Bishopsgate, London, and offices in New York, Dubai and Athens (locations page).

• Partner status: its partners page shows a Meta badge marked Premium Partner, with a Meta quote calling Push a Facebook Marketing Partner Agency. It also lists Google Premier Partner since 2016, Microsoft Elite Partner and TikTok Gold Partner.
• What it does: media buying, paid social, paid search, creative, SEO, CRO and AI training.
• Meta work it publishes: a case study for Neal's Yard Remedies reporting a 44% revenue increase while scaling on Meta, and one for a watch brand reporting ROAS up 38% with Meta Advantage+. Both figures are Push's own.
• Price: not published.

RichClicks (London)

RichClicks says it has supported ecommerce and B2B brands since 2013. Its story page dates the company to December 2013 in Croydon, its footer mentions offices in London, and its ecommerce page adds Milan.

• Partner status: a Meta Business Partner page on its site, plus Google Premier Partner and TikTok partner badges.
• What it does: Meta, Google Ads and Criteo campaigns, marketing automation with Klaviyo, SEO including Shopify SEO, GA4 and server-side tracking.
• Who runs your account: its home page says a dedicated consultant manages each project, with no middleman.
• Clients it names: Blundstone, Thun and Toni&Guy Italia (case studies).
• Price: not published.

Anicca Digital (Leicester)

Anicca Digital was founded in 2007 and has its head office at Warren Park Way, Enderby, Leicester (contact page). Its home page names ecommerce brands and B2B companies as its main focus and lists Meta Business Partner among its accreditations.

• What it does: PPC, SEO, paid social on Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn and X, shopping, analytics and AI training. It also runs Armadello, an ecommerce analytics tool for Shopify, Magento and WooCommerce brands.
• Published prices: its rate card charges for time, not a percentage of ad spend: £150 an hour for project work at 2 to 5 days a month, £130 on a 6 to 12-month retainer and £120 on a contract of 18 months or more.
• Clients it names: Honey Brothers, with a shopping ads case study (case studies).

Disturb Digital (London)

Disturb Digital describes itself as a London digital marketing agency working since 2017. Its contact page gives an address at 79 College Road, Harrow, and its home page shows a Facebook Marketing Partner badge.

• What it does: Facebook ads, Google and TikTok ads, social media management and WordPress websites. It mentions campaigns in North America, Australasia and the UAE.
• Ecommerce work it publishes: on its home page, a luxury jewellery retailer with several UK stores, for which it ran Facebook ads to its Shopify site and reports a ROAS of 33.27, its own figure. Other clients include Luxury Promise and Perfect Pet.
• Good to know: its home page says it does not cap its service at a set number of hours a month.
• Price: not published.

The Good Marketer (London)

The Good Marketer was founded in 2017 and works from 20-30 Whitechapel Road, London. It says it works with growing businesses rather than the biggest budgets. Its home page shows Meta Business Partner and Google Partner logos, and Klaviyo's directory lists it as a Silver Master partner.

• What it does: Facebook ads, Google ads, SEO, email, UGC content and Shopify development, with a dedicated account manager.
• Published prices: four packages billed by the hour, at £845, £1,625, £2,600 and £4,225 a month plus VAT, ad spend excluded, on a minimum six-month contract.
• Clients it names: Aramic Fragrance, Regtransfers, Relco London, The Chocolate Gift Company and With Bling (case studies).

Found (London)

Found is a London agency at 77 Hatton Garden, with an office in New York. Its About page says it started in 2005 as Artemis Eight, took the name Found in 2010 and has more than 90 marketing experts.

• Partner status: its paid social page calls the team accredited Meta Business Partners, and the home page shows Google Premier Partner and Microsoft Partner logos.
• What it does: paid social, including shopping campaigns on Meta, TikTok and Pinterest, alongside PPC, SEO, digital PR and data.
• Clients it names: Toolstation, Bonmarché, Puma, My 1st Years and Secret Sales on its ecommerce page, plus The Hoxton for Meta campaigns.
• Price: not published.

Dark Horse (Altrincham, Greater Manchester)

Dark Horse is at Chapel House, Borough Road, Altrincham (contact page). Its About page says the agency launched in December 2019 and that its sister company, Databroker, dates from 2009. The home page shows Meta Business Partner, Google Premier Partner and Microsoft Advertising badges.

• What it does: PPC, Facebook advertising and other paid social (Pinterest, TikTok, Reddit), SEO and digital PR.
• Ecommerce focus: dedicated Shopify PPC and ecommerce PPC services.
• Clients it names: Maximuscle, the sports nutrition brand, for which the home page reports a 99% increase in ROAS (its own figure), plus Avenue 85 and Rhino Safety.
• Price: not published.

Get-Found (Birmingham and London)

Get-Found was founded in Birmingham in 2019, according to its About page. Its contact page lists offices at STEAMHOUSE, Cardigan Street, Birmingham, and at 1 Canada Square, Canary Wharf. The home page shows Meta Business Partner marked as verified, Google Premier Partner and a Shopify Partner logo.

• What it does: SEO, Google Ads, CRO and Meta ads: full-funnel campaigns, static, video and UGC-style creative made in-house, dynamic product ads and server-side Conversions API set-up.
• Reporting and terms: the Meta ads page describes a monthly dashboard covering ROAS, CPA, CTR, frequency and creative, and says there is no lock-in contract.
• In its own words: an average ROAS of 3.8x and more than 130 UK clients.
• Price: not published.

Oxedent (Ilford, London)

Oxedent is at Wellesley House, Cranbrook Road, Ilford, with a second office in Kolkata. Its About page says it has scaled ecommerce brands with paid ads since 2017, and its home page says ecommerce PPC is all it does. The home page shows Meta Business Partner, Shopify Partners and Google Partner badges.

• What it does: Google Ads, shopping and Performance Max, paid social, including Facebook ads for Shopify stores, and Shopify migrations.
• Published prices: its pricing page has a calculator that sets the fee from your monthly ad spend (£350 for £1,000 of ad spend in its example), with no long-term contract. The home page FAQ puts the minimum ad spend at £2,000 a month.
• Clients it names: Foro, Lucy Coggle, Lila and Tiny and Minu Fashion (case studies).

Meta ads agencies by city: London, Manchester, Leeds and the rest of the UK

Several of these agencies also work for brands outside the UK: The Social Shepherd, Found and Push have offices in the United States, and RichClicks in Milan.

How to choose a Meta ads agency

Questions to ask before you sign

Each question below comes from something an agency on this page answers publicly, so you can compare the replies you get.

• Who runs the account day to day? Digital Media Team names three roles per client, RichClicks a dedicated consultant, The Good Marketer a dedicated account manager, and Rozee Digital says its team is senior-only. Ask who will be in the ad account each week.
• Who owns the ad account and the data? Keep the ad account and the Facebook Page in your own business portfolio and give the agency access as a partner: Meta's Business Help Centre has a page on how to give a partner access to business assets in your business portfolio. If you part ways, you keep the account history, the pixel data and the audiences.
• What is the minimum budget and commitment? Rozee Digital works with brands spending £10k or more a month and contracts for 6 or 12 months. The Good Marketer's packages have a six-month minimum, Oxedent asks for £2,000 a month of ad spend with no long-term contract, and Get-Found says it has no lock-in.
• Who makes the creative? Soar With Us has its own creative team, Get-Found and The Social Shepherd produce creative in-house. Ask how many new ads you will get each month and who pays for shoots or UGC.
• How are results measured? ROAS reported by Meta is only one view. Rozee Digital says it reports on contribution margin and profit, and Get-Found and The Social Shepherd set up Meta's Conversions API, which connects an advertiser's own marketing data to Meta's systems. Our guide to ROAS explains the formula and its limits.
• What does the report look like? Get-Found describes a monthly dashboard with ROAS, CPA, CTR, frequency and creative results. Ask for a sample report before you sign.

What a Meta partner badge tells you

Meta's Business Partners page says eligibility criteria vary by solution type and are generally based on the quantity and quality of a company's work across Facebook, Instagram and Messenger. Meta's programme policies say only companies recognised as badged partners may use the Meta Business Partner badge. A badge tells you the agency has met Meta's criteria; it does not tell you who will run your account, so the questions above still matter.

Agency, freelancer or in-house

If you plan to send ad traffic straight into a WhatsApp conversation, our click-to-WhatsApp ads benchmarks show how to measure those campaigns.

After the click: what WhatsApp adds to your Meta ads

A Meta ads agency brings people to your store. Most leave without buying, and the ones who buy wait for news of their order. That is where WhatsApp keeps the conversation going. Kanal is a WhatsApp marketing app for Shopify, used by +500 brands, that takes 5 minutes to install. It does not run or manage Meta ads: your agency does that, and Kanal works with the customers who reach your store.

Here is what an agency, or your own team, can set up with it:

• Abandoned cart recovery: when a shopper leaves the Shopify checkout, a WhatsApp message brings back the cart with a link to finish the order.
• Order updates: confirmation, shipping and delivery messages triggered by Shopify events.
• Back in stock alerts: customers ask to be told, and the message leaves when the product returns.
• WhatsApp campaigns to customers who opted in, for launches, sales and restocks, with over 90% open rate on WhatsApp.
• An AI agent, from the Scale plan, that answers product and order questions on WhatsApp, then hands over to your team.

From the Scale plan, Kanal also sends SMS and RCS. It connects to Klaviyo, which several agencies on this page already use for email: your Klaviyo segments sync to Kanal, and a Webhook block in one of your Klaviyo flows can trigger a Kanal automation.

Kanal is a paid app: plans start at €89 per month, with no commitment, and Meta's WhatsApp fees are billed on top (see the plans). If nobody in your team or at your agency can own the channel, our team can run it for you: see our WhatsApp marketing agency page, or book a demo.

Keep reading: our guide to connecting WhatsApp to Shopify shows the setup step by step, the WhatsApp opt-in rules cover consent under GDPR, and the WhatsApp marketing playbook for e-commerce covers what to send once it is live.