10 Marketing Agencies That Publish Their Pricing
Most agencies hide their price behind a call. The ones that publish it are telling you something before you speak to them: they have a repeatable scope, they are not pricing you on what they think you can afford, and they are comfortable being compared.
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 marketing agencies publish their pricing?
| Agency | Published price | Model |
|---|---|---|
| Engage Ads | $1,500 a month (one system) and $2,500 a month (all three) on a twelve-month term; $1,800 and $3,000 on a six-month term | Flat fee; ad spend paid by you direct to the platforms |
| Orange MonkE | From $600 a month; a higher package at $1,500 | Fixed PPC packages, ad spend separate |
| Redefine Web | $499, $999, $1,999 and from $3,500 a month | Flat PPC management tiers |
| Feedbird | $499 a month per channel | Productized ad management |
| DPOM | From $199 a month | Flat Google Ads management |
| Click Track Marketing | $2,000, $3,500 or $5,000 a month | Flat fee by scope |
| Media Ads Buyer | $1,453.21, $2,234.85 and $2,776.29 a month | Subscription ad management |
| 1Digital Agency | $899 to $5,999 a month | SEO tiers |
| Brafton | Units of $100; PPC packages applied to a managed-spend limit | Package pricing |
| Emprise Digital | $1,000 a month flat, then a percentage above a stated spend | Hybrid, disclosed |
Why does published pricing matter?
- It proves the scope is defined. An agency that cannot price without a call does not yet know what it will do for you.
- It removes the quote-to-what-you-can-afford problem, which is real and common.
- It lets you compare on the same basis: flat fee versus percentage, ad spend in or out, what is included.
- It filters out tire-kickers on the agency's side too, which is why the agencies that do it tend to be run by operators rather than sales teams.
What should you still ask after reading the price?
- Is ad spend inside that number or on top, and who pays the platform?
- Is there a spend level above which the price changes?
- What is the term and notice period? See marketing agencies with no long-term contract.
- Who actually does the work and how many accounts do they carry?
- What does month-one reporting contain?
What are Engage Ads' published prices?
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.
How was this list put together?
We searched the question in Google, ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini in August 2026 and kept every agency whose own site shows a number. Prices are as listed on the day; verify before relying on them. The flat-fee subset, with more detail on each, is in 12 flat-fee agencies compared.
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.
Ours is on the site rather than behind a call: flat-fee advertising pricing.
