7 Meta Ads Agencies in Canada to Shortlist for 2027
Choosing a Meta Ads agency in Canada means finding a team that can do more than launch Facebook and Instagram campaigns. You need a partner whose creative process, audience strategy, measurement approach and commercial model match your business. This 2027 shortlist brings together seven Canadian providers with current public evidence of paid-social services and directory listings.
This article is published by The Scroll Labs, which is included in this article. Selection criteria and sources are explained below. It reflects the publisher’s research and opinion, is not an independent ranking, and does not guarantee advertising results.
By Shanu Kumar. Shanu is a performance marketer with more than 10 years of experience in paid media, lead generation and campaign optimization.
At a glance
The seven providers below are listed alphabetically, not ranked from best to worst.
The shortlist combines Clutch’s Canadian Facebook advertising directory snapshot with checks of each provider’s current public service information.
Clutch’s published minimum project size and hourly-rate bands are directory indicators, not quotes or guaranteed final prices.
The right choice depends on your campaign objective, creative needs, market coverage, internal resources, measurement maturity and budget.
The seven Canadian Meta Ads agencies
The table uses Clutch’s Canada Facebook Advertising directory, whose ratings were updated November 2, 2026. “Facebook Ads focus” is the service-focus percentage shown in the directory; it is not a share of an agency’s revenue, media spend or guaranteed allocation of delivery time. Instagram focus is shown separately only where the directory publishes it. Minimum project size and hourly bands are also directory-reported and can change.
Agency | City | Facebook Ads focus | Minimum project | Hourly band |
|---|---|---|---|---|
AdTribe | Toronto, ON | 50% | $1,000+ | $25–$49 |
Brand Digital Inc | Montréal, QC | 25% | $1,000+ | $150–$199 |
Keepers Digital Marketing | Vancouver, BC | 100% | $1,000+ | $100–$149 |
Parilon Digital | Edmonton, AB | 70% | $1,000+ | $100–$149 |
Skille | Montréal, QC | 65% | $5,000+ | $100–$149 |
Social Media 55 | Montréal, QC | 50% | $1,000+ | $100–$149 |
Volterra | Toronto, ON | 25% | $1,000+ | $150–$199 |
1. AdTribe — Toronto, Ontario
AdTribe is worth examining if you run an ecommerce brand and want paid social to work alongside paid search, landing-page improvements and retention marketing. Its current services page describes paid social across Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Snapchat, with account-structure management, creative testing, spend scaling and offer or landing-page ideation. Clutch lists a 50% Facebook Advertising focus, a $1,000+ minimum project size and a $25–$49 hourly band in its November 2, 2026 directory snapshot.
Best-fit conversation: ask how the team separates prospecting from retargeting, how it evaluates new creative, and how Meta-attributed purchases are reconciled with store revenue, refunds and contribution margin. The public directory band is an initial screening signal, not a quote.
2. Brand Digital Inc — Montréal, Quebec
Brand Digital is a creative and digital studio with a public service mix spanning social media, paid social, video, branding, web and search. Its current service information describes paid social campaigns across Meta, Instagram, TikTok and LinkedIn, with creative production and reporting. The company also describes bilingual English and French campaign capabilities. Clutch lists 25% Facebook Advertising focus, a $1,000+ minimum project size and a $150–$199 hourly band.
Best-fit conversation: ask whether the same team plans creative and media buying, how French-language campaigns are reviewed for regional fit, and whether the quoted scope includes video production, copy, community management or only paid media.
3. Keepers Digital Marketing — Vancouver, British Columbia
Keepers Digital is a paid-media provider whose public service catalogue includes Meta Ads for Facebook and Instagram, audience targeting, creative strategy, Advantage+ campaign work, conversion tracking and measurement. Its published service material also describes landing-page and conversion optimization. Clutch lists 100% Facebook Advertising focus, a $1,000+ minimum project size and a $100–$149 hourly band.
Best-fit conversation: ask who will own the weekly optimization work, how creative tests are prioritized, and whether the engagement includes landing-page changes, call tracking, CRM feedback or only campaign management.
4. Parilon Digital — Edmonton, Alberta
Parilon Digital offers a broader performance-marketing mix. Its current website describes Meta Ads and social campaigns across channels including LinkedIn, Snapchat, TikTok, Reddit and Pinterest, alongside creative, analytics, conversion-rate optimization and digital audits. Clutch lists 70% Facebook Advertising focus, a $1,000+ minimum project size and a $100–$149 hourly band.
Best-fit conversation: ask how the team decides which social platforms deserve budget, how it validates lead quality, and whether the reporting connects paid-social activity to qualified enquiries or sales rather than stopping at clicks and form submissions.
5. Skille — Montréal, Quebec
Skille positions its offer around creative media buying and performance creative. Its public service information describes Facebook Ads management, direct-response creative, landing-page and funnel optimization, documented A/B testing and reporting. Clutch lists 65% Facebook Advertising focus, a $5,000+ minimum project size and a $100–$149 hourly band.
Best-fit conversation: ask how many creative concepts and variations are included, who produces UGC or video assets, how tests are designed, and what evidence the team uses before increasing spend. The listed project minimum may make it less suitable for a very small test budget.
6. Social Media 55 — Montréal, Quebec
Social Media 55 describes itself as a full-service digital and social media agency. Its public service pages include Facebook and Instagram paid advertising, social media management, retargeting, PPC, content and web services. Clutch lists 50% Facebook Advertising focus, 40% Instagram Advertising focus, a $1,000+ minimum project size and a $100–$149 hourly band.
Best-fit conversation: clarify whether you are buying paid campaign management, ongoing organic social management, content production or a combined program. Ask for a channel-by-channel scope and separate pricing for creative, landing pages and media buying.
7. Volterra — Toronto, Ontario
Volterra is a social-media-focused agency whose current website describes end-to-end social media support, including content, account management, paid campaigns, lead generation and measurement. Clutch lists a 25% Facebook Advertising focus, 25% Instagram Advertising focus, a $1,000+ minimum project size and a $150–$199 hourly band.
Best-fit conversation: request a precise Meta Ads scope. Confirm the campaign objectives, creative formats, media-buying responsibilities, reporting cadence and whether the proposed program includes lead-generation or ecommerce conversion work—not only broader social media management.
How we chose: methodology and limitations
We reviewed the published Canadian Facebook Advertising directory on Clutch, which showed its ratings updated November 2, 2026. The seven providers were selected because the directory listed a Canadian location and a Facebook Advertising service focus, and each provider had current public information indicating relevant paid-social or Meta-related services. We checked location and service descriptions against the providers’ current public pages where available. The list is alphabetical and is not a ranking of campaign performance.
Clutch says its provider listings use client reviews, service information and market data, and it also discloses that it may earn a fee for some placements. That commercial relationship is relevant context. Directory data is a starting point for research, not an independent guarantee that a provider is right for your business. We did not audit these companies’ client accounts, verify private campaign results or conduct mystery-shopping calls. The directory’s rates, team sizes, reviews and focus percentages can change.
Where The Scroll Labs fits
The Scroll Labs is the publisher of this article and is included because its public website lists Meta Advertising services for Facebook and Instagram. It can be considered by businesses seeking a remote paid-media partner, subject to a direct scope and capability review. This article does not claim that The Scroll Labs has a Canadian office, a Canadian-based team or a verified roster of Canadian clients. Its inclusion is a publisher disclosure, not an independent award or ranking.
How to choose the right Meta Ads partner
Start with the business outcome. For ecommerce, define new-customer revenue, contribution margin and repeat purchases. For lead generation, define qualified enquiries, booked consultations, show-up rate and customer acquisition cost.
Ask who will do the work. Meet the strategist and campaign operator, not only the salesperson. Confirm the account’s day-to-day owner and backup coverage.
Keep ownership of your assets. Your business should retain administrator control of its Meta Business Portfolio, ad account, Page, Instagram account, pixel and data sources. Give the provider appropriate partner access instead of sharing personal logins.
Review the creative system. Ask how concepts are researched, how many variations are tested, who supplies video and images, and how learnings feed the next creative brief.
Check measurement before launch. Confirm Pixel and Conversions API configuration where appropriate, event quality, deduplication, UTMs and CRM or ecommerce reporting. Do not optimize toward raw leads if sales quality is the real objective.
Agree on reporting and decision rules. A useful report explains what changed, why it changed, what the test showed and what action follows. Separate platform-attributed conversions from verified business outcomes.
Write down the scope. Specify management fee, media budget, creative production, landing-page work, tracking, meetings, reporting, minimum term, cancellation and handover.
Creative testing and Meta ad review
A strong Meta Ads agency should treat creative as a testable part of the campaign, not as a one-time design task. Ask whether the provider has a clear hypothesis for each new angle, what audience or placement it is intended for, how success will be measured, and when a test will be stopped or iterated. Meta Blueprint provides training on creative testing, A/B tests and lift studies; the appropriate method depends on the decision and the volume of data available.
Meta reviews ads against its Advertising Standards. Its published guidance explains that review may cover creative, text, targeting, placement and destination pages. Most ads are typically reviewed within 24 hours, although some take longer and ads may be reviewed again after launch. A provider should plan for review time and policy checks rather than guarantee approval.
Canadian privacy and consent considerations
A Canadian Meta Ads plan should include a review of the information collected through landing pages, pixels, customer lists, lead forms, CRM integrations and retargeting. The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada explains that information used for online behavioural advertising can constitute personal information and that organizations must respect applicable privacy requirements and meaningful consent expectations. Which privacy law applies depends on the organization, the activity, the province and the data flow.
If a campaign also uses email, SMS or other commercial electronic messages for follow-up, Canada’s Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL) may impose consent, identification and unsubscribe requirements. Do not assume that a lead form submission automatically permits every later marketing use. Ask the agency to document the proposed data flow, and have qualified legal or privacy advisers review the organization’s obligations. This article is general information, not legal advice.
Pricing: what the directory numbers do and do not mean
The hourly bands and minimum project sizes in the table are the public ranges displayed on Clutch when checked. They are not a full estimate of the cost to run a Meta Ads program. A monthly engagement may also include creative production, video editing, landing-page development, analytics, call tracking, CRM integration, translation and reporting. Media spend paid to Meta is separate from agency fees.
Ask for a written quote tied to a defined scope, number of campaigns, markets and creative deliverables.
Confirm whether the provider charges a flat retainer, percentage of media spend, project fee or hybrid arrangement.
Check minimum terms, setup fees, creative refresh costs, taxes, currency and what happens to account access when the contract ends.
Request a 30-, 60- and 90-day plan with clear milestones, but avoid guarantees of ROAS, lead volume or ad approval.
Frequently asked questions
Are Meta Ads agencies and Facebook Ads agencies the same?
The terms overlap. Facebook Ads are part of Meta’s advertising ecosystem, which also includes Instagram and other placements. When evaluating a provider, confirm which platforms, placements and campaign objectives are actually included.
How much does a Meta Ads agency cost in Canada?
There is no single Canadian price. The directory snapshot in this article shows different minimum project sizes and hourly bands, but the final quote depends on scope, creative production, media spend, number of markets and reporting requirements. Ask for a written proposal.
Should I hire an agency in my province?
Not necessarily. A local provider may make in-person collaboration easier, but a remote team can also be suitable if it understands your market, time zone, language needs and service area. Evaluate the people doing the work and the operating process, not only the office address.
What should a Meta Ads agency report?
Reports should connect spend to the outcome that matters: qualified leads, booked appointments, purchases, revenue or contribution margin. Depending on the funnel, useful supporting metrics include reach, frequency, CPM, CTR, landing-page views, cost per lead and conversion rate. Ask how platform attribution is reconciled with CRM or store records.
Can an agency guarantee sales or a specific ROAS?
No provider can responsibly guarantee a specific sales or ROAS outcome across every market and offer. Results depend on pricing, product-market fit, creative, landing-page experience, budget, competition, inventory, sales follow-up and measurement quality. A provider can commit to defined work, transparent reporting and a disciplined testing process.
What should Canadian advertisers check before using retargeting?
Review the purpose and scope of tracking, notices, consent, data minimization, access controls, retention and the platforms or vendors receiving information. The correct approach depends on the applicable privacy law and data flow. Get qualified advice before using sensitive or customer-linked data for advertising.
Final takeaway
Canada has providers with different strengths: some combine Meta Ads with creative production and ecommerce retention, while others focus more heavily on paid social, analytics or broader digital services. Use the seven profiles as a starting shortlist, then judge each proposal against your own business outcomes, creative needs, data practices, team access and total cost. The right partner is the one whose actual delivery model fits your business—not simply the one with the lowest hourly band or the most prominent directory position.
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