B2B marketing is complicated. Long sales cycles, multiple buyer personas, and technical products mean your campaigns need to speak to different priorities and keep buyers engaged over time.
Making LinkedIn Ads work in that environment takes experience. Working with a team that understands B2B buying decisions can help you turn complex topics into relevant content, reach the right people, and build campaigns that support each stage of the sales cycle.
There are still plenty of decisions that determine whether those campaigns actually work:
- Which accounts and people should you target?
- What offers and creative will get their attention?
- How do you connect campaign performance back to qualified pipeline?
That’s where an experienced LinkedIn Ads agency can help.
We put together this guide to 20 LinkedIn Ads agencies serving B2B companies in 2026. You’ll find LinkedIn specialists, B2B demand generation teams, paid media agencies, and larger integrated marketing partners.
The goal is simple: give you enough context to figure out which kind of partner makes sense for your team.
Why Listen to Us?
We spend a lot of time inside LinkedIn Campaign Manager and CRMs.
Speedwork has managed more than $100 million in LinkedIn ad spend across 500+ B2B companies, and our team includes LinkedIn Certified Marketing Experts. Speedwork is also a LinkedIn Ads Certified Agency, and founder Anthony Blatner teaches LinkedIn’s official B2B Marketing on LinkedIn course through LinkedIn Learning.
That experience gives us a pretty wide view of what LinkedIn Ads management looks like across different budgets, industries, sales cycles, audiences, and campaign structures.
We also know that Speedwork won’t be the right agency for every company.
Some teams need a larger full-service agency. Others want LinkedIn managed alongside SEO, Google Ads, PR, content, or a much broader demand generation program.
That’s why this list includes agencies with very different models.
How We Chose These LinkedIn Ads Agencies
We looked at LinkedIn Ads experience, B2B specialization, services offered, campaign capabilities, publicly available client results, platform expertise, pricing transparency, and the types of companies each agency appears best suited to support.
We also reviewed the agencies appearing across current LinkedIn Ads agency roundups and search results so the guide covers many of the firms B2B marketers are likely to encounter during their own research. Recent 2026 roundups frequently include firms such as B2Linked, Powered by Search, Directive, Cleverly, Upgrow, and other specialist or B2B-focused agencies.
Full disclosure: Speedwork is our agency, so naturally we know our own work best. We’ve kept the rest of the list grounded in publicly available information and have clearly marked pricing that isn’t publicly disclosed.
Pricing below reflects publicly available information as of September 2026 and can change based on scope, ad spend, markets, creative requirements, and other factors.
The Best LinkedIn Ads Agencies at a Glance
| Agency | Best For | Primary Focus | Pricing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Speedwork | B2B SaaS and technology companies | LinkedIn Ads, Google Ads and Meta Ads | From $2,500/mo |
| Powered by Search | B2B SaaS with complex sales cycles | Demand generation | From $6,000/mo |
| Refine Labs | Established B2B SaaS companies | Demand generation | From $14,000/mo for paid media |
| KlientBoost | Companies focused on acquisition and CRO | Performance marketing | Custom |
| B2Linked | Companies seeking deep LinkedIn Ads specialization | LinkedIn Ads | From $3,000/mo |
| NoGood | Growth-stage companies | Growth marketing | Custom |
| Wpromote | Larger multi-channel organizations | Performance marketing | Custom |
| The Marketing Practice | Enterprise B2B organizations | B2B marketing and ABM | Custom |
| Disruptive Advertising | Companies managing several paid channels | Performance marketing | Custom |
| Single Grain | Companies looking for broader digital growth support | Growth marketing | Custom |
| WebFX | Companies seeking full-service digital marketing | Digital marketing | Custom; social advertising options available |
| Jellyfish | Global and enterprise organizations | Digital marketing | Custom |
| HawkSEM | Companies focused on paid acquisition and measurement | Performance marketing | From roughly $1,200/mo for PPC services |
| Ironpaper | B2B companies with complex buying cycles | B2B marketing | Custom |
| Sagefrog | B2B companies in specialized industries | Integrated B2B marketing | Custom |
| Cleverly | B2B teams looking for accessible LinkedIn Ads management | LinkedIn marketing and lead generation | From $999/mo |
| Directive | B2B companies focused on revenue and pipeline | B2B performance marketing | Custom |
| Upgrow | Tech and B2B companies wanting paid media plus CRO | Performance marketing | From $3,000/mo for LinkedIn Ads |
| SevenAtoms | B2B SaaS and tech companies | PPC and demand generation | Custom |
| Sculpt | B2B brands investing in paid and organic social | B2B social media | Custom |
Public pricing sources include current agency pricing and service pages from Speedwork, Powered by Search, Refine Labs, B2Linked, Cleverly, Upgrow, HawkSEM, and WebFX.
What Should You Look for in a LinkedIn Ads Agency?
Before reaching out to agencies, it helps to know what your team actually needs.
Here are a few things worth paying attention to.
1. Experience With B2B Audiences
B2B advertising often involves longer sales cycles and several people participating in a purchase.
The person who first interacts with an ad may influence the buying process without having final purchasing authority. Someone else may approve budget. Another person may evaluate the product.
Your agency should understand how to build campaigns around that buying process.
Ask how they approach buying committees, account targeting, segmentation, exclusions, and audience expansion.
2. Depth of LinkedIn Ads Experience
Look at how much LinkedIn actually shows up in the agency’s day-to-day work.
Review LinkedIn-specific service pages, case studies, team experience, certifications, resources, and the types of accounts the agency manages.
The team should be able to clearly explain its approach to campaign structure, bidding, targeting, creative testing, Lead Gen Forms, landing pages, retargeting, and measurement.
3. ICP and Audience Development
LinkedIn’s targeting options become much more useful when your ideal customer profile is clearly defined.
A good agency should ask plenty of questions about your existing customers before building campaigns.
That can include:
- Industry
- Employee count
- Geography
- Revenue range
- Department
- Seniority
- Job function
- Skills
- Buying influence
- Target accounts
For account-based campaigns, the process may also involve building or uploading account lists and deciding which members of the buying committee to reach inside each company.
4. Creative Strategy
Creative needs a plan from the beginning.
Ask:
- How are new concepts developed?
- How often will new ads be tested?
- Who writes the copy?
- Who handles design?
- What does your internal team need to provide?
- How does the agency decide an ad needs replacing?
- Is creative production included?
Look for a repeatable process for creating, testing, learning, and refreshing.
5. Offers and Conversion Strategy
The offer determines what happens once you get someone’s attention.
Depending on the audience, that could include:
- Industry reports
- Webinars
- Tools
- Calculators
- Customer stories
- Product comparisons
- Templates
- Thought leadership
- Demos
- Consultations
The agency should help match offers to audience segments and stages of awareness.
6. Measurement and Reporting
Get clear on measurement before anything launches.
LinkedIn Campaign Manager tells you what happened inside the advertising platform. Your CRM tells you what happened after someone converted.
For B2B companies, reporting frequently needs to reach metrics such as:
- Qualified leads
- Meetings
- Opportunities
- Pipeline
- Revenue
- Customer acquisition cost
Ask what gets reported, how attribution is handled, what systems need to be connected, and how often performance is reviewed.
To learn more about LinkedIn ads benchmarks, see our LinkedIn Ads benchmarks for 2026.
7. Testing Process
Testing should be organized enough to teach you something.
Ask how the agency documents tests across audiences, creative, offers, campaign structure, and bidding.
Those learnings compound over time and give both the agency and your internal team a clearer idea of what your market responds to.
Want a Second Set of Eyes on Your LinkedIn Ads?
Already running campaigns and wondering where the biggest opportunities are?
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Or, if you’re still researching, use our Free LinkedIn Ads Grader to get a quick read on your existing campaigns.
The 20 Best LinkedIn Ads Agencies for B2B Companies
1. Speedwork
Best for: B2B SaaS and technology companies looking for specialized LinkedIn Ads expertise
Primary focus: LinkedIn Ads
Pricing: Starting at $2,500/month
Speedwork is a B2B LinkedIn marketing agency specializing in LinkedIn Ads and organic social content.
The agency works with SaaS, technology, professional services, and enterprise teams to build LinkedIn programs around clearly defined audiences and measurable business outcomes.
Speedwork has managed more than $100 million in LinkedIn ad spend across 500+ B2B companies and is a LinkedIn Ads Certified Agency including LinkedIn Certified Marketing Experts.
Campaign work can include:
- ICP and audience research
- Full-funnel campaign strategy
- Account-based marketing
- Campaign management and optimization
- Creative development
- A/B testing
- Conversion tracking
- CRM integration
- Pipeline reporting
- Organic LinkedIn strategy
- Google and Meta Ads support
Speedwork’s current management plans start at $2,500 per month for companies spending at least $5,000 per month on LinkedIn Ads. Higher tiers support larger budgets, testing programs, creative volume, analytics, and multi-platform campaigns.
There’s also plenty of campaign proof behind the numbers.
For Findem, an AI-driven talent platform, Speedwork rebuilt the LinkedIn program around a full-funnel strategy spanning brand awareness, lead generation, retargeting, and ABM. The program generated more than $1 million in new pipeline opportunities during the first year.
Speedwork has also reported more than 18k high-intent page views, over 4k leads generated at 5x ROAS for RepTrak, while Outreach credited the team with managing more than $4.5 million in annual LinkedIn media spend and influencing more than $18 million in revenue.
Who should consider Speedwork?
B2B SaaS, technology, and other B2B companies that view LinkedIn as an important acquisition channel and want a team with extensive hands-on experience running campaigns on the platform.
2. Powered by Search
Best for: B2B SaaS companies with longer, more complex sales cycles
Primary focus: B2B SaaS demand generation
Pricing: Starting at $6,000/month
Powered by Search is a B2B SaaS marketing agency working across paid media and demand generation.
LinkedIn Ads can sit inside a broader program that also includes search, positioning, landing pages, measurement, and pipeline strategy.
Its model is particularly relevant for B2B companies selling through longer buying journeys where prospects may research and interact with a company for months before becoming an opportunity.
Powered by Search currently lists paid media packages starting at $6,000 per month for a single-channel program, with larger multi-channel engagements available as companies scale.
Who should consider Powered by Search?
B2B SaaS companies looking for LinkedIn to operate as part of a broader paid media and demand generation program.
3. Refine Labs
Best for: Established B2B SaaS organizations investing heavily in demand generation
Primary focus: Demand generation
Pricing: Paid media management starts at $14,000/month
Refine Labs is well known in B2B marketing for its demand generation work and its focus on connecting marketing activity to revenue outcomes.
Its work spans paid media, strategy, measurement, creative, and broader demand programs.
LinkedIn fits naturally into that model for B2B organizations that want to reach their market repeatedly through educational content, customer stories, product messaging, and other campaign themes.
Refine Labs currently publishes paid media management starting at $14,000 per month with a six-month minimum. Its full-service offering starts at $26,000 per month.
Who should consider Refine Labs?
Established B2B SaaS organizations with meaningful marketing budgets that want LinkedIn managed as part of a larger demand program.
4. KlientBoost
Best for: Companies that want paid media and conversion optimization support
Primary focus: Performance marketing
Pricing: Custom pricing
KlientBoost is a performance marketing agency offering paid advertising, creative, landing page, and conversion optimization services.
For LinkedIn advertisers, its CRO and landing page capabilities may be particularly relevant.
Campaign performance continues after someone clicks. Page messaging, offer clarity, form structure, social proof, load speed, and the overall conversion experience can all affect how efficiently traffic turns into leads.
Current agency roundups list KlientBoost as a multi-channel paid social option, while pricing remains customized around scope.
Who should consider KlientBoost?
Companies managing multiple acquisition channels that want paid media and conversion optimization under the same agency relationship.
5. B2Linked
Best for: Companies seeking highly specialized LinkedIn Ads expertise
Primary focus: LinkedIn Ads
Pricing: $3,000/month for budgets under $15,000/month; percentage-of-spend pricing for larger accounts
B2Linked is one of the most LinkedIn-specialized agencies on this list.
Founded by AJ Wilcox, B2Linked focuses heavily on LinkedIn advertising strategy, account management, campaign optimization, targeting, bidding, and education.
Its published pricing is unusually transparent.
Accounts spending less than $15,000 per month currently pay $3,000 per month plus a $1,000 setup fee. Larger budgets move to a percentage-of-spend structure, and consulting is also available separately.
Who should consider B2Linked?
Companies with meaningful LinkedIn budgets that want a partner focused deeply on LinkedIn advertising.
6. NoGood
Best for: Growth-stage companies looking for an experimentation-driven partner
Primary focus: Growth marketing
Pricing: Custom pricing
NoGood is a growth marketing agency working across SaaS, technology, AI, consumer, and other growth-focused categories.
Its services bring together paid media, creative, experimentation, content, and conversion strategy.
LinkedIn can fit within a broader testing program alongside other acquisition channels.
Who should consider NoGood?
Growth-stage teams that want LinkedIn to sit inside a broader growth marketing and experimentation program.
7. Wpromote
Best for: Larger organizations running sophisticated multi-channel marketing programs
Primary focus: Performance marketing
Pricing: Custom pricing
Wpromote is a large performance marketing agency working across paid media, search, social, creative, data, and strategy.
Its model can make sense for larger organizations looking to coordinate multiple paid channels and markets through one agency relationship.
Who should consider Wpromote?
Mid-market and enterprise organizations managing substantial multi-channel marketing programs.
8. The Marketing Practice
Best for: Enterprise B2B organizations
Primary focus: B2B marketing and ABM
Pricing: Custom pricing
The Marketing Practice specializes in B2B marketing and works with large organizations on demand generation, account-based marketing, media, creative, content, and sales activation.
Its B2B focus makes it relevant for organizations selling into large accounts with multiple stakeholders.
LinkedIn can support those programs through account targeting, paid social, awareness, and demand generation.
Who should consider The Marketing Practice?
Enterprise B2B organizations with complex buying committees and integrated marketing programs.
9. Disruptive Advertising
Best for: Companies investing across several paid acquisition channels
Primary focus: Performance marketing
Pricing: Custom pricing
Disruptive Advertising works across paid search, paid social, creative, analytics, and conversion strategy.
LinkedIn can be managed alongside other paid media channels, giving internal teams one relationship for a larger digital acquisition program.
Who should consider Disruptive Advertising?
Companies that want LinkedIn managed alongside several other paid acquisition channels.
10. Single Grain
Best for: Companies looking for a broader digital growth strategy
Primary focus: Growth marketing
Pricing: Custom monthly engagement
Single Grain works across paid media, SEO, content, AI search, and broader digital growth.
Its paid media capabilities cover platforms including LinkedIn alongside search and other social channels. Single Grain says its PPC fees are generally structured as monthly retainers based on advertising spend or a management fee.
Who should consider Single Grain?
Companies looking for an agency that can support LinkedIn as part of a larger digital growth strategy.
Spending on LinkedIn Without Enough Pipeline to Show for It?
Sometimes the problem is targeting. Sometimes it’s the offer, creative, account structure, tracking, or what happens after the lead comes in.
Speedwork has managed $100M+ in LinkedIn ad spend across hundreds of B2B accounts, so we’ve seen a lot of ways campaigns can get stuck.
We’ll take a look at where you are today and tell you what we’d focus on next.
11. WebFX
Best for: Companies looking for a large full-service digital marketing agency
Primary focus: Digital marketing
Pricing: Varies by service; social advertising plans are available
WebFX provides a broad range of digital marketing services, including paid advertising, SEO, content, social media, analytics, and website services.
Its size and service breadth allow organizations to consolidate several digital initiatives with the same agency.
WebFX currently publishes social advertising options that can be priced as a percentage of ad spend, with additional enterprise plans available for larger budgets.
Who should consider WebFX?
Organizations that want LinkedIn supported as part of a much broader digital marketing program.
12. Jellyfish
Best for: Global and enterprise organizations
Primary focus: Digital marketing
Pricing: Custom pricing
Jellyfish works with large organizations across media, creative, data, technology, and digital transformation.
Its scale can be useful for global organizations coordinating campaigns across markets, platforms, agencies, and internal teams.
Who should consider Jellyfish?
Enterprise organizations that need support for complex global digital programs.
13. HawkSEM
Best for: Companies focused on measurable paid acquisition
Primary focus: Performance marketing
Pricing: PPC services currently start around $1,200/month, with full-service packages higher
HawkSEM works across paid search, paid social, SEO, conversion optimization, and analytics.
For B2B advertisers, LinkedIn can be managed within a larger performance marketing program while maintaining a strong focus on measurement.
HawkSEM currently publishes PPC options beginning around $1,200 per month for local businesses, with full-service PPC management listed around $3,450 per month and larger engagements at $10,000+.
Who should consider HawkSEM?
Companies investing across paid media channels that want performance-focused management and reporting.
14. Ironpaper
Best for: B2B companies with technical products and complex sales cycles
Primary focus: B2B marketing
Pricing: Custom pricing
Ironpaper focuses on B2B marketing and works with organizations in areas such as technology, industrial markets, energy, and other complex sectors.
These industries often involve technical products, longer consideration periods, and several stakeholders.
LinkedIn can be useful in these environments because campaigns can reach precise professional audiences throughout the buying process.
Who should consider Ironpaper?
B2B companies selling technical or complex solutions into multi-stakeholder buying groups.
15. Sagefrog
Best for: B2B companies looking for integrated marketing support
Primary focus: B2B marketing
Pricing: Custom pricing
Sagefrog is a B2B marketing agency offering strategy, branding, digital marketing, content, public relations, and paid media services.
Its experience across specialized B2B industries makes it an option for companies looking for paid media to fit into a larger marketing program.
Who should consider Sagefrog?
B2B organizations that want LinkedIn and paid media incorporated into a wider marketing strategy.
16. Cleverly
Best for: B2B companies looking for a lower-entry-cost LinkedIn Ads partner
Primary focus: LinkedIn marketing and lead generation
Pricing: Managed LinkedIn Ads start at $999/month
Cleverly is a B2B lead generation agency with services spanning LinkedIn outreach, cold email, appointment setting, and LinkedIn advertising.
Its LinkedIn Ads service includes targeting, ad copy, design, campaign setup, retargeting, reporting, and ongoing optimization.
Cleverly currently publishes several managed LinkedIn Ads packages. Its Starter package begins at $999 per month with a minimum $3,000 monthly ad spend, while larger packages increase the number of segments, ads, testing capabilities, and retargeting options.
Who should consider Cleverly?
Smaller and mid-sized B2B teams that want managed LinkedIn Ads with a relatively accessible starting management fee.
17. Directive
Best for: B2B companies focused on tying paid media to revenue
Primary focus: B2B performance marketing
Pricing: Custom pricing
Directive is a B2B performance marketing agency working with SaaS and technology companies.
Its current LinkedIn advertising service emphasizes financial modeling, target-market development, paid media planning, creative testing, account-based marketing, and pipeline measurement.
Directive also appears frequently across current LinkedIn Ads agency roundups, particularly for SaaS and larger B2B programs.
Who should consider Directive?
B2B SaaS and technology companies that want LinkedIn managed within a larger performance and revenue marketing strategy.
18. Upgrow
Best for: B2B and technology companies wanting paid media plus landing page optimization
Primary focus: Performance marketing
Pricing: LinkedIn Ads management starts around $3,000/month plus setup
Upgrow is a performance marketing agency with dedicated LinkedIn Ads services.
Its LinkedIn offering includes strategy consulting, account optimization, copywriting, ad creative, landing page testing, conversion rate optimization, reporting, and ongoing campaign management.
Upgrow currently lists LinkedIn Ads management from $3,000 per month with a $2,500 setup fee, or 12% of ad spend when that amount is higher.
Who should consider Upgrow?
Technology and B2B companies that want LinkedIn management combined with landing page, CRO, and wider paid media capabilities.
19. SevenAtoms
Best for: B2B SaaS and technology companies investing across LinkedIn and search
Primary focus: PPC and demand generation
Pricing: Custom pricing
SevenAtoms is a B2B-focused performance marketing agency offering LinkedIn advertising alongside Google Ads, search, content, landing pages, and other demand generation services.
Its LinkedIn services include:
- Account strategy
- Targeting
- CRM integration
- Campaign setup
- Creative
- Landing pages
- A/B testing
- Remarketing
- Optimization
- Reporting
SevenAtoms says its main expertise includes B2B and B2B SaaS and currently provides pricing on a custom proposal basis.
Who should consider SevenAtoms?
B2B SaaS and technology teams that want LinkedIn integrated with search, landing pages, content, and a broader performance program.
20. Sculpt
Best for: B2B companies investing heavily in social media
Primary focus: B2B social media
Pricing: Custom pricing
Sculpt is a B2B social media agency focused on paid social, organic social, executive social, and creator programs.
LinkedIn is one of its core paid channels. The agency manages B2B paid social campaigns across LinkedIn, Meta, YouTube, and other platforms, with services covering campaign management, creative testing, conversion optimization, and reporting.
Sculpt says its clients typically spend between $10,000 and $100,000 per month on paid social. The agency is also a LinkedIn Ads Certified Agency.
Who should consider Sculpt?
B2B companies that want paid LinkedIn campaigns connected closely with organic social, executive content, and a larger social media program.
Which Type of LinkedIn Ads Agency Is Right for You?
Twenty options can still leave you with a pretty big shortlist.
An easy way to narrow things down is to start with the support your company actually needs.
If LinkedIn Is One of Your Most Important Paid Channels
Start with agencies that spend a significant amount of time working specifically with LinkedIn.
Speedwork and B2Linked are two obvious examples.
Cleverly can also make sense for companies with smaller budgets, while agencies such as Sculpt have particularly strong B2B social capabilities.
Ask each agency how much of its current client work involves LinkedIn and who will actually be managing your account.
If You’re a B2B SaaS Company
Look closely at agencies with substantial B2B SaaS experience.
Depending on your budget and scope, that shortlist could include:
- Speedwork
- Powered by Search
- Refine Labs
- B2Linked
- NoGood
- Directive
- Upgrow
- SevenAtoms
During your conversations, ask for examples involving companies with a similar sales cycle, average contract value, target audience, market awareness, and go-to-market motion.
“SaaS” covers a lot of ground.
A self-serve product selling for $99 per month has very different economics from enterprise software with a six-figure contract and nine-month buying cycle.
If You Need Several Paid Media Channels Managed
Look at agencies with broader performance marketing capabilities.
Options on this list include:
- Speedwork
- KlientBoost
- Wpromote
- Disruptive Advertising
- Single Grain
- WebFX
- HawkSEM
- Directive
- Upgrow
- SevenAtoms
Ask how strategy is coordinated across platforms and whether each channel has dedicated specialists.
If You Have a Complex Enterprise Buying Process
Look at agencies that are comfortable working with account-based programs, large buying committees, regional teams, longer sales cycles, and more complicated measurement requirements.
Speedwork, The Marketing Practice, Jellyfish, Wpromote, Directive, Ironpaper, and Sculpt are all worth researching depending on the type of program you need.
If Creative Is One of Your Biggest Challenges
Pay close attention to how creative production is handled.
Ask:
- Is creative included?
- How many concepts are produced?
- How often are new concepts introduced?
- Who writes the copy?
- Who handles design?
- Does the team create video?
- How are creative tests structured?
- What happens when performance starts declining?
LinkedIn creative has to keep evolving as your audience sees your campaigns repeatedly.
Want to Know What We’d Change in Your Account?
Speedwork works with B2B teams that want LinkedIn connected to pipeline, from audience strategy and creative through campaign management and measurement.
If you’re considering an agency, we’re happy to look at what you’re currently running and show you where we see the biggest opportunities.
Specialist LinkedIn Ads Agency or Full-Service Agency?
This is one of the most useful decisions to make before you start talking to agencies.
A LinkedIn specialist spends a large portion of its time inside LinkedIn Campaign Manager and works through LinkedIn-specific questions around targeting, bidding, creative, campaign structure, measurement, Lead Gen Forms, Thought Leader Ads, and other platform features.
That depth can be useful when LinkedIn represents a meaningful part of your customer acquisition strategy.
A broader agency gives you access to additional capabilities.
Your company might need LinkedIn Ads alongside:
- Google Ads
- Meta Ads
- SEO
- Content
- Landing pages
- Conversion optimization
- PR
- Organic social
- Marketing operations
- Revenue operations
Start by writing down the problems you actually need your agency to solve.
For example:
- LinkedIn needs to generate a meaningful percentage of our pipeline.
- We need help rebuilding audience strategy.
- Our creative gets stale too quickly.
- We can’t reliably connect LinkedIn leads to CRM opportunities.
- We need LinkedIn and Google managed together.
- We want an ABM program targeting a defined account list.
- We need better offers.
- We need organic LinkedIn and paid LinkedIn working together.
Once those priorities are clear, your shortlist gets much easier to build.
FAQ
How much does a LinkedIn Ads agency cost?
Pricing varies considerably based on ad spend, campaign complexity, creative requirements, reporting, number of markets, and the level of strategic support involved.
Among agencies on this list with public pricing, entry points currently range from Cleverly at $999 per month to Speedwork and B2Linked around $2,500 to $3,000 per month, while larger demand generation programs such as Refine Labs can begin well into five figures per month.
Agency management fees are normally separate from the media budget paid to LinkedIn.
Is LinkedIn advertising worth it for B2B companies?
LinkedIn can be especially useful for B2B companies that need to reach very specific professional audiences.
Advertisers can target based on criteria such as job title, seniority, industry, company size, skills, and specific companies.
Whether it makes sense for your business depends on your target audience, offer, sales cycle, economics, conversion rates, and customer value.
What is the best LinkedIn Ads agency?
There isn’t one agency that will be the best fit for every B2B company.
For B2B SaaS and technology companies looking for specialized LinkedIn expertise, Speedwork is built heavily around the platform.
B2Linked is another highly specialized option.
Companies needing broader demand generation, paid media, or enterprise marketing support may be better served by agencies such as Powered by Search, Refine Labs, Directive, Wpromote, or The Marketing Practice.
The right choice comes down to your budget, goals, industry, sales cycle, and the scope of work you need.
Should I hire a LinkedIn specialist or a full-service agency?
A specialist makes sense when LinkedIn is one of your most important acquisition channels and you want deeper platform expertise.
A full-service agency can make more sense when several areas of your marketing program need to be coordinated through one partner.
Ask yourself which problem you’re actually hiring the agency to solve before comparing proposals.
Should I use LinkedIn Lead Gen Forms or landing pages?
Both can work.
Lead Gen Forms let prospects convert directly inside LinkedIn and can reduce the number of steps required to submit their information.
Landing pages give marketers more control over messaging, social proof, analytics, design, and the overall conversion experience.
Testing both can help you understand which produces the right combination of conversion volume and lead quality for your audience.
How often should LinkedIn ad creative be refreshed?
There isn’t one schedule that works for every campaign.
Audience size, spend, frequency, engagement, conversion trends, and creative performance should all influence your decision.
A healthy campaign should have an ongoing creative pipeline rather than relying on a handful of ads indefinitely.
How long should LinkedIn Ads run before you evaluate performance?
Early indicators such as delivery, clicks, CTR, engagement, and initial conversions can appear fairly quickly.
Qualified pipeline and revenue take longer, particularly for B2B companies with lengthy sales cycles.
The important part is agreeing in advance on what gets evaluated at each stage instead of expecting every metric to mature on the same timeline.
What should I provide a LinkedIn Ads agency during onboarding?
Helpful onboarding materials can include:
- LinkedIn Campaign Manager access
- Historical campaign data
- CRM access
- Website analytics
- Conversion tracking information
- Brand guidelines
- Existing creative
- Customer research
- ICP documentation
- Target account lists
- Current offers
- Sales funnel data
- Information on your highest-value customers
The more context your agency has about the business behind the campaigns, the stronger its starting point will be.
Can an agency fix an existing LinkedIn Ads account?
Yes.
An agency can audit your current account and review:
- Campaign structure
- Audiences
- Exclusions
- Bidding
- Budgets
- Tracking
- Creative
- Offers
- Lead Gen Forms
- Landing pages
- Retargeting
- Historical performance
- CRM and pipeline data
A useful audit should also prioritize what needs to be fixed first.
Not Ready to Hire a LinkedIn Ads Agency?
You can still get a quick read on how your existing campaigns are performing.
Speedwork’s Free LinkedIn Ads Grader gives you a simple way to review your campaigns and identify areas worth digging into.
Use our Free LinkedIn Ads Grader to get a quick read on your existing campaigns.
Or, if you want a human to take a deeper look at your account, book a free consultation with the Speedwork team.
Speedwork has managed more than $100 million in LinkedIn ad spend across 500+ B2B companies and works with SaaS, technology, professional services, and enterprise marketing teams.