Raintree Ads, which publishes this guide, is the pick if you want the founder running your Meta account for a flat $2,400 a month. For other needs: Knowlify for a high volume of AI-made video ads, GrowthSpree and Hey Digital for Meta inside a multi-channel B2B SaaS program, Flighted for accounts spending $25K or more a month, Directive for larger B2B teams that want a full pipeline program, and KlientBoost if you want a choice of fee models.
The table below compares what each agency publishes about fit, price and terms. Each section after it covers one agency and ends with when to choose it.
Disclosure and method: Raintree Ads publishes this page and is one of the agencies compared. Every fact about another agency comes from that agency’s own website as of November 11, 2026, linked in its section. We have not hired these agencies or tested their results, so this compares published scope, pricing and terms, not quality or campaign performance. Fees and terms change, so confirm them with each agency before you sign.
| Agency | Best for | Published price or minimum | Terms |
|---|---|---|---|
| Raintree Ads | The founder running your Meta account | $2,400/month flat; best fit at $10,000+/month in Meta spend | Month-to-month, no percentage of ad spend |
| Knowlify | High volume of AI-made Meta video ads | Plans start at $5,000/month; minimum ad spend not published | No annual contract |
| GrowthSpree | Meta inside a multi-channel B2B pipeline program | Flat retainer starting at $3,000/month for paid media; no percentage of spend | Month-to-month, cancel anytime |
| Flighted | B2B SaaS and ecommerce spending $25K+/month | Flat retainer from $5,000/month; minimum ad spend $25K/month | Month to month after a two-month testing period |
| Hey Digital | Funded B2B SaaS running LinkedIn and Meta together | Fee not published; Meta spend guidance of $3K to $8K/month (Series A) and $10K to $30K/month (Series B to C) | Not published; its fit check asks for a 3 to 6 month commitment |
| Directive | Larger B2B teams wanting a full pipeline program | Not published; each engagement is scoped | Not published |
| KlientBoost | A choice of fee models, including performance pricing | Fee not published; works with budgets from $5,000/month | Not published; recommends at least 6 months for bigger goals |
Prices and terms are each agency’s own published statements, checked November 11, 2026. “Not published” means we found no figure on the agency’s site.
Raintree Ads is a founder-led Meta Ads agency. Will Kennon runs every account himself, the fee is a flat $2,400 a month with no percentage of ad spend, and the work is month-to-month. Best fit is $10,000 or more a month in Meta spend. Other paid channels are available as add-ons, listed on the pricing page.
For B2B SaaS, we optimize toward pipeline rather than form fills by sending CRM stages such as SQL and opportunity back to Meta through offline conversion uploads. In our FlexiBake case study (B2B SaaS), cost per lead fell 74% and lead volume rose 289%. Raintree is Top Rated Plus on Upwork with 100% Job Success across 28 projects. More on how we run SaaS accounts is on the SaaS page.
Choose it when: you want the founder running your account and a flat fee.
Sources, checked November 11, 2026: knowlify.com, Meta ads agency page, about page, Knowlify B2B guide
As of November 11, 2026, Knowlify describes itself as “an AI-native Meta ads agency that creates and improves video ads weekly,” with campaign management available as an option. It says it serves “B2B, B2C and D2C” companies; its site does not describe a SaaS-specific practice.
Plans “start at $5,000 a month, for creative with campaign management or creative alone,” with “no annual contract” and media spend paid separately to Meta. Knowlify publishes a 30-day guarantee. Its own guide notes that its UGC-style ads “use AI presenters, not real people.”
Choose it when: creative volume is your bottleneck and you are comfortable with AI-produced video.
Sources, checked November 11, 2026: growthspreeofficial.com, Facebook ads page, company fact sheet
GrowthSpree calls itself “an AI-native marketing agency for B2B SaaS and B2B companies” that runs paid media, ABM, RevOps and search as one system, across Google, LinkedIn, Meta, Reddit and others. It says it is not a fit for “B2C brands, consumer apps, ecommerce, and DTC companies.”
Its company fact sheet lists a “flat monthly retainer starting at $3,000/month” for paid media, ABM and RevOps, with “no percentage-of-spend” and terms of “month-to-month, cancel anytime.” Its Meta page says Conversions API and HubSpot or Salesforce offline events are included, and that it does not offer video production.
Choose it when: you want Meta run as one channel inside a broader B2B pipeline program at a low published starting retainer.
Sources, checked November 11, 2026: flighted.co, Meta ads page, B2B SaaS page, pricing guide
Flighted describes itself as a “performance marketing agency specializing in Meta ads for ecommerce and B2B SaaS brands spending $25k+ a month,” and also runs TikTok and Google.
It publishes “a flat monthly retainer from $5,000, with no percentage-of-spend fees” and a “minimum ad spend: $25K a month.” Its pricing guide states “month to month after a two-month testing period” and that campaigns are usually live within two weeks. UGC creator fees are billed on top of the retainer.
Choose it when: you already spend $25K or more a month and want a flat retainer with a dedicated creative team.
Sources, checked November 11, 2026: heydigital.co, Meta ads page, paid social page
Hey Digital says it is “built exclusively for B2B SaaS” and manages Google, LinkedIn, Meta, YouTube, Microsoft and Reddit ads. Its site says accounts are led by a senior B2B SaaS strategist supported by a team across strategy, creative and execution.
A management fee is not published. Its Meta page gives spend guidance of “Series A: $3K-$8K/month” and “Series B-C: $10K-$30K/month.” Contract terms are not published, but its fit check lists a 3 to 6 month commitment as a strong fit and a one-month test as not a fit.
Choose it when: you are a funded B2B SaaS company that wants LinkedIn and Meta run together by a SaaS-only team.
Sources, checked November 11, 2026: directiveconsulting.com, Meta ad agency page, B2B SaaS page
Directive positions itself around moving B2B marketers “from MQLs to qualified pipeline” and has a dedicated Meta advertising page for B2B. It says every Meta engagement starts with “a detailed LTV:CAC analysis,” and its paid social work covers LinkedIn, Meta, X, YouTube and Reddit.
Pricing is not published; its SaaS page says it scopes each engagement around your growth targets, with ad spend billed separately. Contract terms are not published.
Choose it when: you are a larger B2B company that wants Meta as part of a full, team-run pipeline program.
Sources, checked November 11, 2026: klientboost.com, Facebook ads page, services page, pricing page
KlientBoost is a performance marketing agency covering paid ads, SEO, conversion rate optimization and email. Its Facebook ads page covers “eCommerce, SaaS, or lead-gen” campaigns.
A fee is not published. It says “Sometimes a percentage of ad spend makes the most sense. Other times, a flat fee works better,” and it offers pay-for-performance. It works with budgets “from as little as $5,000 per month,” and for bigger goals recommends “at least a timeline of 6 months.”
Choose it when: you want a choice of fee structure, including performance pricing, and conversion rate work alongside ads.
It depends on what you need. Raintree Ads fits if you want the founder running your account at a flat $2,400 a month. GrowthSpree and Hey Digital fit if you want Meta inside a multi-channel B2B SaaS program, Flighted fits accounts spending $25K or more a month, and Knowlify fits if creative volume is the gap.
Of the seven agencies here, four publish a starting fee: Raintree at $2,400 a month flat, GrowthSpree from $3,000, and Knowlify and Flighted from $5,000. Hey Digital, Directive and KlientBoost do not publish a fee. Ad spend is paid to Meta on top of any fee.
Yes, when the account optimizes for pipeline instead of form fills. Sending CRM stages like SQL and opportunity back to Meta teaches the algorithm which leads close. In our FlexiBake case study, cost per lead fell 74% and lead volume rose 289%.
It varies. Flighted publishes a $25K a month minimum, KlientBoost works with budgets from $5,000 a month, Hey Digital gives Meta spend guidance of $3K to $8K a month at Series A, and Raintree’s best fit is $10,000 or more a month in Meta spend.
Hire a Meta specialist when Meta is a core channel and you want depth on creative and measurement there. Hire a multi-channel agency when you want one team running LinkedIn, Google and Meta together. Raintree is Meta-first, with other channels available as add-ons.
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