Facebook Ads Agency That Ties Meta Ad Spend to Sales and Leads

Each month we check that the Meta Pixel and Conversions API count each purchase or lead once, launch and judge new creative, choose between Advantage+ and manual campaigns, split budget between prospecting and retargeting, and fix any ads Meta rejects. You get a report on spend, cost per result and revenue, with what we changed and what we will test next.

Our fee is $600 to $800 a month per platform, depending on your ad spend, and you pay Meta for media directly. Facebook and Instagram run from one Meta ad account, so they count as one platform. As a market figure, a 2026 Linear Design pricing guide puts typical agency fees at about $500 to $5,000+ a month, or 10 to 25 percent of ad spend. See our PPC pricing guide.

There is no fixed minimum, but the budget has to fit the learning phase. Meta generally wants about 50 optimization events in seven days before an ad set exits learning, as Jon Loomer explains. Our planning rule: one ad set needs roughly 50 times your target cost per result each week, so about $1,500 a week at a $30 cost per purchase. If that is out of reach, run fewer ad sets or optimize for an earlier event.

Ishant Sharma plans the strategy for every account and stays involved after launch. Our team in Zirakpur, India, handles the daily work under his direction, and we manage accounts for clients in the US, UK, Canada, Australia and other countries. Nobody junior quietly takes over your account once the sales call is done.

You should, and with us you do. Your ad account, pixel, catalog and Page stay in your own Business Manager, billed to your payment method, and we request partner access. Meta’s developer documentation shows a business holds an ad account either as owner or as agency, and agency access can be removed. Never let an agency create your ad account inside its own Business Manager.

No. Meta ads management runs month to month, without a lock-in period, the same as every other platform we manage. You pay Meta directly for ad spend and our fee covers management only, so there is no prepaid media balance tied up with us if you decide to leave.

Nothing is lost. Because the assets sit in your Business Manager, your campaigns, ads, pixel history, custom audiences and catalog stay exactly where they are. We remove our partner access, or you revoke it yourself, and the account keeps running under your control. If your current agency owns your ad account, we can help you rebuild in one you own.

Yes. Hustle Marketers is a Meta Business Partner, as well as a Google Partner and a Microsoft Advertising Partner. Whichever agency you consider, confirm any partner claim directly with Meta rather than trusting a badge on a website, and ask who will run your account day to day, because a company badge says little about the person doing the work.

Tracking fixes show up in reporting within days. New campaigns and ad sets then need time in the learning phase, and big edits to budget, targeting or creative can restart it, so we batch changes instead of tweaking daily. In our experience, most accounts show a clear trend in cost per purchase or lead within 60 to 90 days, after several rounds of creative testing.

Test both. Meta treats a campaign as Advantage+ only when Advantage+ budget, audience and placements are all switched on. On our FitApp account, manual campaigns did better for trial sign-ups and Advantage+ did better for checkout retargeting, so we ran a hybrid. For product catalogs, read our guide to Advantage+ catalog ads.

They count different things. Meta’s standard setting credits a purchase up to 7 days after a click or 1 day after someone saw an ad, and can include modeled conversions it could not observe, as TrackBee explains. Shopify counts orders, and GA4 applies its own attribution. Duplicate pixel and Conversions API events inflate Meta further. Our ROAS discrepancy guide shows how we reconcile them.

Hire help when the money lost to wasted spend, tired creative or your own hours in Ads Manager is bigger than the fee. It is usually not worth it yet if your budget cannot carry one ad set through the learning phase, or if little margin is left after product and shipping costs. In that case, start with our guide on how to advertise on Facebook.

Meta ads are paid ads built in Ads Manager that can run on Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, Threads and the Audience Network. Boosting promotes an existing Page post with fewer options. Ads Manager gives you every objective, placement control, optimization for purchases or leads and split testing, which is why we run client campaigns there. Every new ad is reviewed by Meta before it can run.

Start where demand already exists. If people search for what you sell, Google Ads usually turns spend into sales faster because you reach buyers as they look. If your product is new, visual or bought on impulse, Meta can create demand that search cannot. Many stores end up running both, which our PPC agency team manages together. This is our view from running both, not a fixed rule.

Yes, within honest limits. Housing, employment and financial products and services ads are special ad categories: age is generally fixed at 18 to 65+, gender and ZIP code targeting are removed and lookalikes are unavailable. Political and social issue ads need authorization. Meta has also removed sensitive targeting, such as the religion-based interests a Judaica store once used. We check the policy first and tell you if an offer cannot run as planned.

Ask who will run the account day to day, whether the ad account and pixel stay in your Business Manager, how the fee is calculated and whether there is a lock-in, how often new creative is tested and how they reconcile Meta’s numbers with your store or CRM. Walk away from anyone who promises a fixed ROAS, wants to run ads from their own account or reports mainly on reach and likes.

Yes. Marketing agencies can resell our Meta ads management under their own brand, with the end client keeping ownership of the ad account and the agency holding partner access. Pricing is custom and based on how many client accounts you need covered. See how the setup works in our guide to white label Meta ads for agencies.

No. We run paid Meta advertising only: campaigns, creative testing, tracking and reporting. We do not post organic content, handle community management or grow follower counts. If you also need paid search and shopping ads for your store, see our ecommerce PPC management services. For organic social, keep a separate specialist and we will work alongside them.

For paid social on Facebook and Instagram, yes. We plan, launch and manage Meta ad campaigns, test creative, set up the Meta Pixel and Conversions API, and report results against your sales or leads. We do not run organic social media posting or community management, so if you need daily posts and replies, pair us with a content team.