What Changes at $1M+ a Month
Most "best agency" lists mix shops built for brands spending $20,000 a month with ones built for brands spending $2 million. At seven figures a month on Meta, the job is different:
- You need far more ads. In our data, large accounts ran about one live creative per $1,000 of weekly spend. At $1M a month, that rule of thumb points to around 200 ads getting spend at once. See how many ads to run on Meta.
- Winners turn over fast. Only 34% of large accounts' top 10 ads were still in the top 10 two months later. See creative fatigue on Meta.
- Variety matters more than volume. Meta's delivery system uses the ad itself to find buyers. At this spend, ten versions of one video run out of new people quickly. See creative diversity on Meta.
- The pricing model gets expensive. A fee that's a percentage of spend grows every time you scale. At $1M a month, a 7% cut is $70,000 a month.
So we ranked agencies on one thing above all: evidence on their own sites that they work with brands at this level, through stated spend levels, managed spend or very large named clients.
TL;DR: Top Creative Agencies for $1M+ Meta Spenders
Biddyco: UGC, motion and static ads from one US-based senior team, built from what's working across 100+ accounts spending $20M+ a month on Meta, on a flat monthly retainer with no annual contract.
M+C Saatchi Performance: A global growth agency with 13 offices and a performance creative studio, working with brands like Amazon, Canva and FanDuel.
TubeScience: A huge Los Angeles studio that says its clients spend $2.7B a year on Meta, with pay-for-performance pricing.
Narrative: A high-volume UGC and studio shop for enterprise and app growth teams that need hundreds of ads a month.
Pearmill: An AI-native creative and media agency that says it manages $500M+ in ad spend.
The Agencies at a Glance
| Agency | Evidence of scale (from its own site) | Buys media? | Pricing model |
|---|---|---|---|
| Biddyco | 100+ accounts spending $20M+ a month on Meta | No | Flat monthly retainer |
| M+C Saatchi Performance | Amazon, Canva, FanDuel | Yes | Not published |
| TubeScience | Says $2.7B a year in Meta spend | Partly | Pay for performance |
| Narrative | Unilever, Capital One, Instacart; says 3B monthly impressions | Not stated | Not published |
| Pearmill | Says it manages $500M+ in ad spend | Yes | Not published |
| Admiral Media | Says €500M+ in ad spend managed (apps and games) | Yes | From €363 per video |
| inBeat | HelloFresh, Nordstrom, Hopper | Yes | Not published |
| Native Labs | Tide, Petco, Dr. Squatch | No | Flat fee by volume |
| Creative Milkshake | N26, Wise, Playtika | Yes | Not published |
| Pilothouse | General Mills, Benchmade | Yes | Retainer plus incentives |
| Superside | $15K+ a month enterprise subscriptions | No | Annual subscription |
| MuteSix | Says $1.2B+ in revenue driven | Yes | Not published |
| Ready Set | Built for brands spending $250K+ a month | Not stated | Not published |
| Adcrate | Clients spend $100K to $3M a month | No | $10K minimum plus % of spend |
How Creative Agencies Price at This Level
At $1M+ a month, the pricing model can matter as much as the price:
- Flat fee. You pay the same whether spend goes up or down. When an ad takes off, you keep the margin. This is how we work.
- Percentage of spend. The fee grows with your budget. It aligns incentives, but the bill rises every time you scale.
- Pay for performance. Ads that hit your targets earn the agency more. It's low risk up front, but terms and targets need careful definition.
None of these is wrong. Decide which kind of cost your budget can live with before you choose. More in what a creative agency for Meta ads costs.
With that in mind, here's the full ranked list.
1. Biddyco
UGC, motion and static ads for brands that live on Meta
Biddyco is a creative agency for Meta ads for brands spending $100K to $5M+ a month on paid social. We work across 100+ accounts spending $20M+ a month on Meta, and make UGC, motion graphics, UGC and motion hybrids and static ads, so a large account gets genuinely different ads instead of hundreds of versions of one.
Our US-based senior team does the strategy, scripting, casting, editing, animation and design in house, and we publish what we learn from that data, from what predicts cost per purchase to how fast winners fade. We work on a flat monthly retainer, not a percentage of spend, with no annual contract. New files land every 2 to 4 weeks, and we aim for one round of feedback.

Services: UGC Video Ads, Motion Graphics Ads, UGC and Motion Hybrids, Static and GIF-Style Ads, CTV and YouTube Spots, Creative Strategy
Standout Clients: Uber, iHerb, Constant Contact, Momofuku, SmartyPants Vitamins, ZBiotics
Best For: Brands spending $1M+ a month on Meta that want a specialist creative team and a fee that doesn't grow with spend.
Why Choose Biddyco:
- Flat fee, so scaling a winner doesn't raise your creative bill
- Creative decisions backed by original data across 100+ accounts
- Results like Momofuku's 6x and ZBiotics' 4x growth in Meta spend, and a 59% lift in SmartyPants' paid social ROAS
2. M+C Saatchi Performance
Global performance marketing with a creative studio
M+C Saatchi Performance is a global growth agency with 13 offices, strongest in app marketing and media, with a performance creative studio alongside. Its clients include Amazon, Canva and FanDuel.
Formats: Performance Creative Studio (formats not detailed)
Standout Clients: Amazon, Canva, FanDuel, Grab, SoundCloud
Best For: App and digital brands buying media and creative across many markets.
Why Choose M+C Saatchi Performance:
- Global reach
- Very large clients
- Media and creative together
3. TubeScience
Performance video at enormous scale, paid on results
TubeScience is a Los Angeles creative studio with a 100,000 square foot production space. It says its clients spend $2.7 billion a year on Meta, that it makes 8,000 videos a month, and that it wants brands ready to scale to seven figures a month. Its model is pay for performance: it says ads that miss their targets cost nothing. Ads run in the client's own account.
Formats: UGC, Creator and Partnership Ads, Studio Video, TV and CTV Spots
Standout Clients: Unilever, Capital One, HelloFresh, The Farmer's Dog, Fabletics
Best For: Large DTC and subscription brands at or near seven figures a month that want volume on performance terms.
Why Choose TubeScience:
- Proven at very large spend
- Huge in-house production capacity
- Pay-for-performance pricing
4. Narrative
Hundreds of UGC and studio ads a month
Narrative is a paid social creative studio that says it's 100% focused on performance creative. It says it produces 980+ video ads a week and serves 3 billion ad impressions a month, with a 200+ person team. Its clients include enterprise brands like Unilever and Capital One, and Instacart's former head of growth is quoted on its site.
Formats: UGC, Studio Creative, TikTok Trends
Standout Clients: Instacart, Unilever, Capital One, Trade Coffee, Function of Beauty
Best For: Enterprise and app growth teams that need hundreds of variants a month.
Why Choose Narrative:
- Very high volume
- Enterprise client base
- UGC and studio production in house
5. Pearmill
Creative and media from one AI-native team
Pearmill describes itself as an AI-native creative and performance agency, with designers, animators and content creators working next to media buyers. It says it manages $500M+ in ad spend across 15+ platforms, and its intake form goes up to $2M+ a month.
Formats: Static, Animation, Video, AI-Assisted Variations
Standout Clients: Ramp, Autodesk, Orkin, Stamps.com, Grailed
Best For: Venture-backed consumer, fintech and B2B brands that want creative and media from one team at large spend.
Why Choose Pearmill:
- Creative and media together
- Large managed spend
- Strong tech and fintech clients
6. Admiral Media
Creative and user acquisition for apps and games
Admiral Media is a remote app and game growth agency that says it has managed €500M+ in ad spend across 150+ brands. It makes the ads, buys the media and leans heavily on AI-generated video, with creative from €363 per finished video in batches of 20 to 80.
Formats: Video, UGC, AI-Generated Video, Motion, Static
Standout Clients: FreeNow, Omio, Glovo, ShopBack, Cookpad
Best For: Consumer apps and games scaling user acquisition on Meta and other networks.
Why Choose Admiral Media:
- Large app spend experience
- Published per-ad pricing
- Creative and media together
7. inBeat
UGC, influencers and paid media
inBeat is a creator-first agency with offices in Montréal, New York and Los Angeles. It runs UGC and influencer programs, then builds performance creative and media around them. Its Hopper case study shows 300+ assets a month. It's part of the Fieldtrip group, alongside Creative Milkshake.
Formats: UGC, Influencer Content, Static, Hooks and Copy
Standout Clients: HelloFresh, Hopper, Nordstrom, New Balance, NielsenIQ
Best For: Consumer brands and apps that want UGC, influencers and paid media under one roof.
Why Choose inBeat:
- Creator and influencer depth
- Large consumer clients
- Media buying in house
8. Native Labs
Actor-led UGC and TV spots from one studio
Native Labs is a Los Angeles studio that scripts and shoots UGC-style ads in house with 250+ contracted actors and perpetual usage rights, rather than sourcing influencers. It also makes 30, 15 and 6 second spots for CTV and YouTube and runs an ongoing statics program, on a flat fee based on monthly volume.
Formats: Performance UGC, CTV and YouTube Spots, Statics, Re-Edits
Standout Clients: Tide, Petco, Dr. Squatch, Embark, Pact
Best For: Retail and CPG brands that want controlled, actor-led UGC and TV spots.
Why Choose Native Labs:
- Everything shot in house
- Usage rights handled
- Social and TV from one studio
9. Creative Milkshake
Localized performance creative across Europe
Creative Milkshake makes Meta, TikTok and YouTube creative with studio and creator production, localized into 7 languages, and can run the media. It says its work cut N26's cost per mobile registration by 65% and doubled iwoca's Meta spend. It's a sister agency to inBeat.
Formats: Studio and Creator Video, UGC, TikTok Shop, YouTube and CTV
Standout Clients: N26, Wise, Playtika, iwoca, Jimmy Joy
Best For: Fintech, gaming and ecommerce brands running large multi-language campaigns in Europe.
Why Choose Creative Milkshake:
- Localization in 7 languages
- Large fintech and gaming clients
- Creative and media together
10. Pilothouse
Full-funnel DTC with creative in house
Pilothouse, in Victoria, British Columbia, keeps creative, paid media, email and SMS, CRO and Amazon under one roof. Its clients include General Mills, and it says Benchmade's Meta revenue rose 200%+ with new-customer CPA down 25%.
Formats: Ad Creative, Creator Content, Video, Photo, Landing Pages
Standout Clients: General Mills, Benchmade, Hestan Culinary, Chamberlain Coffee, AeroPress
Best For: Established DTC brands that want creative, media and retention from one agency.
Why Choose Pilothouse:
- Full-funnel services
- Enterprise and DTC clients
- Creative and media together
11. Superside
Enterprise creative subscription
Superside is an AI-assisted creative subscription for in-house teams, with a performance marketing creative team for ad variations. Subscriptions start at $15,000 a month on an annual term, and dedicated teams at $30,000 a month. It's a generalist design service rather than a Meta specialist, and its ad creative page doesn't mention UGC. See our Superside alternatives.
Formats: Static, Video, Motion, Illustration, Landing Pages
Standout Clients: Colgate-Palmolive, Grubhub, Microsoft, Reddit, Figma
Best For: Enterprise in-house teams that want ad volume plus broader brand design on one contract.
Why Choose Superside:
- Enterprise scale
- Broad design coverage
- AI tooling built in
12. MuteSix
Omnichannel performance agency with a creative studio
MuteSix is a performance marketing agency, part of dentsu, covering paid social, retail media, search and lifecycle, with a performance studio for creative. It says it has driven $1.2B+ in direct revenue.
Formats: Design, Copy, Content Production
Standout Clients: Twillory, Dave, GreenPan
Best For: Brands that want one large agency across Meta, retail media and search, with creative included.
Why Choose MuteSix:
- Large agency network
- Omnichannel coverage
- Creative and media together
13. Ready Set
Creative portfolios for brands spending $250K+ a month
Ready Set calls itself a creative portfolio management agency: instead of chasing one hero ad, it builds a spread of creator, studio, static and animated ads that keep working. It says it's built for brands spending $250K+ a month, has $350M+ in managed ad spend, and owns studios in Los Angeles and Argentina. DoorDash's head of mobile user acquisition says 90% of the video DoorDash runs on social was produced by Ready Set.
Formats: Creator and UGC, Studio, Static, Animation, Broadcast
Standout Clients: DoorDash, Robinhood, Chewy, Coinbase, AG1
Best For: Consumer apps and DTC brands spending $250K to several million a month where creative is the bottleneck.
Why Choose Ready Set:
- Stated focus on large spenders
- Big consumer and app clients
- Wide range of formats
14. Adcrate
Creative-only, with landing pages for winners
Adcrate is a creative-only partner for DTC, newsletter and digital product brands. It says its clients spend $100K to $3M a month on paid, and that it has driven $127M+ in ad spend since 2022. It makes 30 to 50 concepts a month across statics, UGC, motion, street interviews and podcast ads, and builds a landing page for every winning ad. It doesn't buy media. Pricing starts at a $10K minimum plus a percentage of spend, with a 90-day initial term.
Formats: Static, UGC, Motion, Street Interviews, Podcast Ads, Landing Pages
Standout Clients: Harry's, Tushy, Laura Geller, Suno, 1440
Best For: DTC and digital product brands from $100K to about $3M a month that already have media buyers.
Why Choose Adcrate:
- Stated focus on large spenders
- Landing pages built for winning ads
- Works alongside your buyers
How to Choose a Creative Agency at $1M+ a Month
Ask for Proof at Your Spend Level
Ask which current clients spend what you spend, and how many new ads they get each month. An agency built for $50K accounts may struggle with the volume a $1M account needs.
Ask How They Keep Ads Different
At this spend, the risk isn't too few ads. It's too many ads that look the same. Ask how they plan new angles, formats and buyers, not just new hooks.
Ask How They Judge Winners
The right answer is cost per purchase or lead. Agencies that celebrate CTR or hook rate are measuring the wrong thing. In our data, neither predicted cheaper purchases. See what actually predicts cost per purchase.
Do the Pricing Math at Your Spend
Model the fee at today's budget and at double it. A percentage of spend that looks fine now can become one of your biggest line items after a good quarter.
Choosing the Right Partner at Scale
The agencies on this list range from huge production studios and app specialists to full-funnel agencies and enterprise subscriptions. At $1M+ a month, the right one depends on whether you need creative only or media too, how many ads you need, and how you want to pay as you scale.
Biddyco is a creative agency for Meta ads for brands spending $100K to $5M+ a month, making UGC, motion, hybrid and static ads with a US-based senior team, on a flat fee. See more data in our Meta Ads Statistics hub, or book an intro call.
FAQ
What is the best creative agency for brands spending $1M+ a month on Meta?
It depends on what you need. Biddyco, TubeScience, Narrative and Native Labs all work with large advertisers on Meta creative. Agencies like M+C Saatchi Performance, Pearmill, Pilothouse and MuteSix also buy media. Ask each one for clients at your spend level.
How many ads does a brand spending $1M a month on Meta need?
In our data, large accounts ran about one live creative per $1,000 of weekly spend. At $1M a month, that rule of thumb points to around 200 ads getting spend at once, with new ones landing every few weeks as winners fade.
How do creative agencies charge large Meta advertisers?
Three common models: a flat monthly fee, a percentage of ad spend, or pay for performance. At $1M+ a month, a percentage of spend can get expensive fast. A 7% fee is $70,000 a month at $1M in spend.
Should a large brand use a creative-only agency or one that also buys media?
Large brands often have strong in-house buyers or a media agency already. A creative-only partner fits alongside them. If you want one team accountable for both, choose an agency that does creative and media together.
How fast do winning ads fade at high spend?
In our data, only 34% of large accounts' top 10 ads were still in the top 10 two months later, and 56% of the later top 10 were new ads. Plan for constant replacement.