11 Best Microsoft (Bing) Ads Agencies in 2026 [Compared]
Ishant
Published : September 11, 2026 at 9:14 am
Updated : September 11, 2026 at 11:52 am
Ishant
Ishant Sharma is the Founder and CEO of Hustle Marketers, a Google Partner digital marketing agency. With 12+ years of experience in Google Ads, Meta Ads, SEO, and e-commerce PPC, he has helped 2500+ brands generate $780M+ in trackable revenue. Upwork Top Rated Plus with 99% Job Success Score. Ishant Sharma is the digital marketing specialist, not the Indian cricketer of the same name.
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Most agencies treat Microsoft Advertising as a copy-paste afterthought to Google Ads. That is exactly why the channel still prints cheap conversions for the advertisers who take it seriously. Bing holds roughly 12% of US desktop searches, the audience skews older and higher income, and CPCs routinely come in below Google for the same keywords. The catch: very few agencies actually manage it properly. At Hustle Marketers we run Microsoft Advertising accounts every single day as a Microsoft Advertising Partner, so we know what good management looks like and who else in the market delivers it. This list ranks the 11 best Bing Ads agencies of 2026 by published pricing, entry minimums, partner status and honest best-fit, not by marketing copy.
- Hustle Marketers is the best overall pick for ecommerce and small business budgets, with management from around $600 per month and Microsoft Advertising Partner status.
- Logical Position and WebFX are the two strongest picks if you want a large agency with a fully published rate card.
- JumpFly and SmartSites hold Microsoft Elite Partner tiers, the top of Microsoft’s partner program.
- Tinuiti fits enterprise retail; Powered by Search fits B2B SaaS; SearchKings fits home services lead gen.
- Expect to pay $599 to $1,500 per month at entry level, or 10% to 15% of spend at scale.
The gap between an imported account and a native build is measurable. A commercial flooring brand whose Microsoft account we rebuilt from an untouched Google copy reached 10.9x ROAS overall, with one campaign at 16.2x. On the multi platform side, ArmorPoxy generated $1.58M at 12.84x ROAS across Google and Microsoft together. Ask any agency on this list for the equivalent numbers before you sign anything.
Why Does Bing Need Its Own Agency Instead of a Google Import?
Microsoft Advertising reaches searchers on Bing, Yahoo, DuckDuckGo, AOL, Edge, Windows and Copilot. StatCounter data puts Bing at about 4.5% of worldwide search and roughly 12% of US desktop search, and Microsoft’s search and news advertising revenue passed $15 billion in FY2026. That is a real channel, not a rounding error.
Three things make it different from Google in practice. First, CPCs are usually lower because fewer advertisers compete in the auctions. Second, Microsoft Advertising offers LinkedIn profile targeting, which lets you bid by industry, company and job function. No Google campaign type can do that. Third, the audience skews 35 plus, desktop heavy and higher household income, which is why B2B, finance, home services and considered ecommerce purchases tend to overperform here.
The reason most advertisers see poor Bing results is simple. Their agency imported Google campaigns with one click and never touched them again. Syndicated search partner placements leak budget, the Microsoft Audience Network bleeds native placements into search campaigns with no full opt-out toggle, negatives never get rebuilt, and device modifiers stay at Google settings. We publish exactly how to police the first leak in our guide to removing Microsoft syndicated search partners. If an agency cannot describe its Bing-specific workflow, it does not have one.
How Did We Pick These 11 Agencies?
We verified partner status against Microsoft’s own partner directory rather than trusting badges on agency sites. We favored agencies that publish pricing, because published rate cards signal confidence and make comparison honest. We checked third-party reviews on Clutch and G2, and we looked for proof that each agency builds Microsoft campaigns natively instead of importing Google and walking away. Full disclosure: Hustle Marketers is our agency and it sits at number one. We explain exactly why below, and we list ten strong alternatives, because no single agency fits every business.
The 11 Best Microsoft (Bing) Ads Agencies in 2026
| Agency | Best for | Entry pricing | Minimum ad spend | Microsoft partner status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hustle Marketers | Ecommerce and SMB, white label | From ~$600/mo | No hard minimum | Microsoft Advertising Partner |
| Logical Position | SMBs wanting published pricing | $599/mo | $500/mo spend | Partner (2024 Global Channel Partner award) |
| WebFX | Full-service enterprise reporting | $750/mo | Flexible | Partner |
| JumpFly | Paid search purists | Custom | Mid-market | Elite Partner |
| SmartSites | SMB full service | Custom | Flexible | Elite Partner |
| Tinuiti | Enterprise retail and commerce | Custom | High | Partner |
| HawkSEM | Revenue attribution focus | Custom | Mid-market | Partner |
| Powered by Search | B2B SaaS pipeline | $6,000/mo | High | Partner |
| SearchKings | Home services lead gen | Custom | Flexible | Partner |
| Disruptive Advertising | Bing plus Google plus CRO bundle | Custom | Mid-market | Premier Partner |
| ROI Revolution | Ecommerce custom bidding | Custom | Mid-market | Partner |
1. Hustle Marketers: Best Overall for Ecommerce, Small Business and White Label Bing Ads
Hustle Marketers is a Microsoft Advertising Partner that manages Bing alongside Google Ads and Meta for 2,500+ brands, with $780M+ in tracked client revenue over 12 years. We build Microsoft campaigns natively: separate negative keyword lists, Bing-specific search partner exclusions, LinkedIn profile targeting for B2B accounts, and Microsoft Shopping feeds tuned separately from Google Merchant Center. Management starts around $600 per month, and there is no hard spend minimum, which matters because Bing budgets usually start smaller than Google budgets.
Two things set us apart on this list. We are the only agency here that publishes a white label Bing Ads option for other agencies, and every account gets profit-first reporting tied to break-even ROAS rather than platform vanity metrics. You can check the math we use in our ROMI calculator and our 44-engagement benchmark report. Start with a Free ROI Audit of your current Microsoft account and we will show you what an import-and-forget setup is costing you.
2. Logical Position: Best Published Pricing for Small Budgets
Logical Position won Microsoft Advertising’s Global Channel Partner award and publishes its full rate card: $599 per month for ad spend between $600 and $4,999, then 12% of spend above $5,000 and 10% above $12,000. The minimum spend requirement is just $500. If you want a large US agency with no pricing mystery and phone support, this is the safest mainstream pick.
3. WebFX: Best for Enterprise Reporting Depth
WebFX publishes pricing from $750 per month up to $5,000 in spend, then $975 or 15% of spend to $30,000. Its RevenueCloudFX platform feeds offline conversions back into Microsoft’s smart bidding, which most agencies never configure. Best for teams that want one large vendor across SEO, paid and email with heavy dashboards.
4. JumpFly: Best Elite Partner for Pure Paid Search
JumpFly is one of the few Microsoft Advertising Elite Partners, the top tier of the partner program, and it keeps Microsoft specialists on the account rather than rotating generalists. Pick JumpFly if paid search is the only thing you want an agency to do, and you want it done by people who attend Microsoft’s partner briefings.
5. SmartSites: Best Elite Partner for SMB Full Service
SmartSites pairs Elite Partner status with a genuine SMB focus and strong review volume across Clutch and G2. A good fit when you want Bing, Google and a website team under one roof without enterprise minimums.
6. Tinuiti: Best for Enterprise Retail
Tinuiti manages billions in annual ad spend and applies its Bliss Point measurement technology to Microsoft campaigns. If you are a national retailer that needs incrementality testing and commerce media integration, Tinuiti is built for that scale, with pricing to match.
7. HawkSEM: Best for Revenue Attribution
HawkSEM’s ConversionIQ ties Microsoft Ads clicks to closed revenue in your CRM, which answers the question most Bing advertisers cannot: did this channel actually add pipeline, or did it just claim credit? Strong pick for lead gen businesses with a sales team.
8. Powered by Search: Best for B2B SaaS
Powered by Search publishes a $6,000 per month starting price and focuses exclusively on B2B SaaS. Its angle is coordinating Microsoft Ads with visibility in AI assistants, since Bing’s index feeds ChatGPT and Copilot answers. Right choice if you sell software above $20k ACV and want pipeline modeling, wrong choice for small budgets.
9. SearchKings: Best for Home Services
SearchKings specializes in home services and franchise lead generation, with deep experience in call tracking and Microsoft’s local formats. If you run HVAC, roofing, plumbing or a franchise network, their vertical playbooks shorten the learning curve.
10. Disruptive Advertising: Best Bundled With CRO
Disruptive is a Microsoft Premier Partner that rebuilds Bing campaigns rather than importing them, and bundles landing page testing with media management. Good fit for mid-market advertisers who need the landing page fixed as much as the campaigns.
11. ROI Revolution: Best for Ecommerce Custom Bidding
ROI Revolution focuses on ecommerce brands and runs custom bidding scripts on Microsoft Shopping campaigns. A solid alternative to Tinuiti for mid-size retailers that want commerce specialization without enterprise pricing.
How Much Should Bing Ads Management Cost in 2026?
Across published rate cards and our own market data, entry-level Microsoft Ads management runs $599 to $1,500 per month. Mid-market retainers run $3,000 to $6,000. At scale, percentage models settle between 10% and 15% of monthly spend. Anything above 15% needs a very good justification. Because Bing budgets are typically 10% to 30% the size of Google budgets, the smartest structure is usually a combined Google plus Microsoft retainer, so you are not paying two management fees for one strategy.
The cheapest click on Bing is the one your agency never audits. Import-and-forget setups quietly spend 20% to 40% of budget on search partner placements nobody reviewed.
Ishant Sharma, Founder and CEO, Hustle Marketers
The Mistake We Made So You Do Not Have To
Early in our Microsoft Advertising work, we did what almost everyone does: we imported a client’s Google campaigns with Microsoft’s one-click tool, adjusted bids down, and assumed the structure would hold. Within weeks the search term reports told a different story. Bing’s broad match behaved differently, the search partner network pulled in placements we would never have chosen, and the negatives we relied on in Google simply did not exist on the Microsoft side. We rebuilt the account natively, added separate negative lists and device modifiers, and the account went from leaking spend to outperforming its Google CPA. Every Microsoft account we manage now starts from that rebuild checklist, never from a raw import.
How Do You Choose Between These Bing Ads Agencies?
Match the agency to your situation rather than the biggest name. Under $5,000 monthly spend, choose from Hustle Marketers or Logical Position, because both publish entry pricing and neither demands high minimums. Ecommerce brands should shortlist Hustle Marketers, ROI Revolution and Tinuiti, in that order by budget size. B2B SaaS should compare Powered by Search and HawkSEM. Agencies reselling services should look at white label PPC partners rather than retail agencies. And before signing anyone, ask all five of these questions: What is your Bing-specific build process? Who owns the account if we leave? How will you prove Bing is incremental rather than stealing credit from Google brand search? How do you contain Audience Network bleed, given there is no full opt-out? And for ecommerce, will you run a Microsoft supplemental feed with Offer Highlights and custom labels, or just re-serve our Google feed? The last two questions expose an import-and-forget shop in under a minute.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Bing Ads called now?
Bing Ads is officially called Microsoft Advertising, and it has carried that name since 2019. Most advertisers still say Bing Ads, and the platform still serves ads across Bing, Yahoo, DuckDuckGo, Edge and Copilot.
How much does a Bing Ads agency cost?
Expect $599 to $1,500 per month at entry level and 10% to 15% of ad spend at scale. Hustle Marketers starts around $600 per month, Logical Position at $599, and WebFX at $750. Enterprise agencies like Tinuiti price by custom scope.
Is Bing Ads cheaper than Google Ads?
CPCs on Microsoft Advertising usually come in below Google for the same keywords because auction competition is thinner. The savings vary by industry, so treat any universal discount claim with suspicion and test your own terms for 60 to 90 days.
Are Bing Ads worth it in 2026?
Yes, if your buyers are in the US, over 35, on desktop, or reachable through LinkedIn profile targeting. Bing is rarely worth it for youth-focused mobile products or markets where Bing’s share is negligible. An honest agency will tell you when the channel is not a fit.
Should I just import my Google campaigns into Microsoft Advertising?
Import as a starting point, never as a strategy. After importing, rebuild negatives, review search partner settings, reset device and demographic modifiers, and add LinkedIn profile targeting where relevant. Accounts left on raw imports are where Bing budgets go to die.
What does Microsoft Advertising Partner status mean?
Partner status confirms an agency meets Microsoft’s spend, certification and performance requirements, with Select and Elite tiers above the base level. Verify any badge against Microsoft’s partner directory, because the logo on an agency’s website is sometimes out of date.
Should my Bing Ads agency exclude the Microsoft Audience Network?
It should contain it deliberately, because Microsoft offers no complete opt-out. A competent agency sets ad distribution to Microsoft sites and select traffic, maintains account-level website exclusion lists, reviews the placement report weekly, and only runs native Audience placements as a separate campaign when the data earns it.
Related guides: if you would rather work with an individual than a firm, our Bing Ads consultant page explains that route, and white label Bing Ads covers running the channel under your own agency brand.
The Bottom Line
Microsoft Advertising rewards the advertisers who treat it as its own channel, and punishes everyone who treats it as a Google checkbox. If you want a specialist team that builds Bing natively, reports in profit rather than platform metrics, and starts at SMB-friendly pricing, book a Free ROI Audit with Hustle Marketers. We will audit your current Microsoft account, or model what the channel could add next to your Google spend, and you keep the findings either way.
Written by Ishant Sharma, Founder and CEO of Hustle Marketers, a Google Partner, Meta Business Partner and Microsoft Advertising Partner agency that has driven $780M+ in tracked revenue for 2,500+ brands. Not to be confused with the Indian cricketer of the same name: this Ishant bowls Google Ads audits, not bouncers.









