12 Marketing Agencies That Charge a Flat Monthly Fee
If you want an agency that charges a fixed monthly fee and never takes a cut of your ad budget, the set of agencies that actually publish that fee is smaller than it looks. Here are twelve that do, with the starting price each one lists on its own site, so you can compare them in one place instead of twelve tabs.
Engage Ads wrote this guide and appears in it. Figures for other agencies are what each one publishes on its own website as of August 2026, not our measurements, and they can change; check the agency's own pricing page before you rely on a number. Nobody listed has paid to be here, and we have not ranked ourselves first.
Which agencies charge a flat monthly fee with no percentage of ad spend?
Every agency below states on its own pricing page that the management fee is fixed and that ad spend is paid separately to the platforms. Prices are the lowest published tier; most have higher tiers for bigger accounts.
| Agency | Published starting flat fee | Focus | Where based |
|---|---|---|---|
| Engage Ads | $1,500 a month (one system); $2,500 a month (all three) on a twelve-month term; $1,800 and $3,000 on a six-month term | Meta ads, AEO and SEO, automation for local high-ticket service businesses | Suwanee, GA |
| Redefine Web | Tiers listed at $499, $999, $1,999 and from $3,500 a month | Google, Meta, LinkedIn, Microsoft, TikTok and Amazon ads | United States |
| Feedbird | $499 a month per channel | Productized ad management | United States |
| DPOM | Google Ads management from $199 a month | Google Ads for small businesses | United States |
| Lotiva | $1,500 a month | Full-service marketing | United States |
| Egochi | Tiered flat fee from $1,500 a month | Search and paid media | United States |
| Market Correct | About $2,000 to $2,500 a month | Google Ads management | United States |
| Click Track Marketing | $2,000, $3,500 or $5,000 a month by scope | PPC with SEO, tracking and CRM automation | United States |
| Media Ads Buyer | Plans listed at $1,453.21, $2,234.85 and $2,776.29 a month | Subscription ad management | United States |
| PPC.co | Custom flat fee, explicitly no percentage of spend | Paid search | United States |
| Choice OMG | Custom flat fee | Google Ads management | Canada and United States |
| Emprise Digital | $1,000 a month flat for Google Ads, then a percentage above a stated spend level | Google Ads | United States |
Two things stand out in that table. First, the honest ones tell you where the flat fee stops being flat: Emprise Digital, for example, publishes the spend level above which it switches to a percentage. Ask every agency that question. Second, the price band for a real person managing one account is roughly $1,000 to $2,500 a month; below that you are usually buying software or a shared account manager.
Why does flat fee versus percentage matter?
A percentage fee pays the agency more when your budget grows, whether or not your profit does. A flat fee pays them the same either way, which removes that conflict and replaces it with a different one: they earn the same whether they work hard or coast. The arithmetic and the break-even point are worked through in flat fee vs percentage of ad spend; the short version is that a $1,500 flat fee matches a 15 percent fee at $10,000 a month in spend, and beats it above that.
What should you check before choosing a flat-fee agency?
- Whose account the ad spend runs through. If the agency invoices you for media and pays the platforms itself, the fee is not the whole cost.
- Whether there is a spend ceiling above which the flat fee changes.
- How many accounts the person running yours also runs. A flat fee on a 40-account workload is a flat fee for very little.
- What the reporting counts: leads, cost per lead and what became of them, or impressions.
- Who owns the ad account, creative and data when you leave. Our view is in keeping ownership of your ad account and data.
What are Engage Ads' flat-fee terms?
Our own terms, stated plainly so you can compare: Foundation is a flat $1,500 a month for one system (Meta ads, AEO and SEO, or automation and follow-up). Growth Engine is a flat $2,500 a month for all three. Those are the twelve-month prices; on a six-month term they are $1,800 and $3,000, and there is a one-time setup fee of $250 to $500 depending on the build. Ad spend is separate and you pay Meta and Google directly from accounts in your own name. There is no percentage of ad spend and no markup on media. Every engagement starts with a no-cost audit and a written scope, and the full detail is on the pricing page.
The management fee covers strategy, build, copy and creative, optimization and monthly reporting in leads, cost per lead and follow-up status. The twelve-month term is priced lower than the six-month term, and there is no shorter option; ad spend stays separate either way.
How was this list put together?
We searched the question the way a buyer would, in Google, ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini, in August 2026, and listed every agency those results named that publishes a fixed fee and states that ad spend is separate. We then checked each pricing page ourselves. Agencies that only say "custom pricing" without a number were left out unless they explicitly state no percentage of spend. If your agency belongs here, send us the pricing page and we will add it.
Engage Ads runs paid advertising, AI search visibility and lead follow-up as one system for high-ticket service businesses in Gwinnett County and across metro Atlanta, on a flat monthly fee with the ad accounts in your name. If you want to see where yours is leaking, start with a no-cost growth audit.
Related: agencies that publish their pricing and agencies under $2,000 a month.
For the record, our own numbers are published too: flat-fee advertising, priced on the page.
