12 Best Enterprise PPC Agencies for Large Budgets (2026)
Sabarish Chandrasekar
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The best enterprise PPC agencies for 2026 are 1. Tinuiti, 2. PipeRocket Digital, 3. Power Digital, 4. Directive Consulting, 5. Wpromote, 6. NP Digital, 7. Closed Loop, 8. Disruptive Advertising, 9. HawkSEM, 10. KlientBoost, 11. Obility, and 12. Single Grain.
An enterprise PPC agency is a team that runs large paid search and paid media programs for big brands, national retailers and multi-location companies, often with seven- or eight-figure budgets spread across many markets. At that size, the hard part is less about bids and more about structure, data and proving which spend actually adds sales.
So that’s what we looked for: agencies that can measure incrementality, run accounts across markets and locations, cover Microsoft, Amazon and programmatic as well as Google, and show enterprise results in numbers.
A note on who wrote this: PipeRocket Digital publishes this list and is one of the agencies on it, at #2. We scored ourselves on the same criteria as everyone else, and we only work with B2B tech companies, so our card says when you should pick someone else. Nobody paid to be listed.
The 12 Best Enterprise PPC Agencies at a Glance
| Agency | Best for | Starting price | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tinuiti | Retail and consumer brands that need incrementality and MMM across search, Amazon and streaming | Custom | 4.8/5 (FeaturedCustomers) |
| PipeRocket Digital | Enterprise B2B software, fintech and security companies that need paid media reported as pipeline | $5,000/mo | 4.7/5 (18 reviews) |
| Power Digital | Brands that want MMM, incrementality and their own data warehouse in one program | Custom | 4.8/5 (66 reviews) |
| Directive Consulting | Enterprise B2B and B2B ecommerce with large catalogs | Custom | 4.8/5 (56 reviews) |
| Wpromote | Multi-location and retail brands that want search, Amazon and CTV on one plan | Custom | 4.7/5 (3 reviews) |
| NP Digital | Brands running paid search in many countries | Custom | 4.6/5 (20 reviews) |
| Closed Loop | Brands that want paid media measured to lifetime value and margin | Custom | 4.8/5 (FeaturedCustomers) |
| Disruptive Advertising | Upper mid-market brands moving into enterprise budgets | Custom | 4.8/5 (374 reviews) |
| HawkSEM | Multi-location and dealer networks that need clean account structures | Custom | 4.9/5 (39 reviews) |
| KlientBoost | Enterprise teams that want CRO and offline conversion tracking on Google and Microsoft | Custom | 4.9/5 (406 reviews) |
| Obility | Enterprise B2B tech that wants published pricing up to $100,000 a month in spend | $6,500/mo | 4.8/5 (29 reviews) |
| Single Grain | Brands that want search, programmatic and CTV from a smaller senior team | Custom | 4.8/5 (12 reviews) |
What Does an Enterprise PPC Agency Do?
An enterprise PPC agency runs large paid programs for big brands and turns the spend into numbers leadership trusts. Four things set that work apart from running a smaller account.
- Complex account structures: building accounts for many regions, currencies and locations, with shared negative keywords and audiences, so markets don’t bid against each other.
- Data integrations: connecting the ad platforms to your CRM, your data warehouse and your product feeds, including margin and stock, so bidding follows profit.
- Many channels at once: running Google, Microsoft, Meta, LinkedIn, Amazon and programmatic as one plan, with one view of what each adds.
- Governance and brand safety: budget controls by region, approval rules across teams, and ads kept away from fraud and unsafe sites.
Which Enterprise PPC Agency Fits Your Situation?
Your business model and where your program is weakest matter more than the overall ranking. Here’s where we’d start for each:
| If your main need is… | Start with | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Proving incrementality to leadership | Tinuiti, Power Digital, Wpromote | All three run holdout tests and media mix models |
| Running paid search in many countries | Tinuiti, NP Digital, HawkSEM | All three show multi-country programs with named results |
| A multi-location, franchise or dealer network | Wpromote, HawkSEM, Tinuiti | All three show work across franchises, dealers or branch networks |
| Amazon and retail media | Tinuiti, Wpromote, Power Digital | All three run Amazon Ads plus Walmart, Target or other retail networks |
| Enterprise B2B pipeline from paid media | PipeRocket Digital, Directive Consulting, Obility | All three send CRM stages back to the ad platforms and report closed-won revenue |
| Programmatic and CTV with brand-safety controls | Power Digital, Directive Consulting, Single Grain | All three describe verified inventory and brand-safety checks |
| Product feeds managed by margin and stock | Directive Consulting, Tinuiti, Closed Loop | All three tie feeds and bidding to margin or inventory |
| Published pricing | PipeRocket Digital, Obility | Both publish their monthly fees |
How We Chose These Enterprise PPC Agencies
To make the list, an agency needed all three of these:
- Named enterprise clients, or an enterprise paid media case study with numbers.
- Paid media as one of their main services.
- A verified rating with client reviews on Clutch, or on FeaturedCustomers when an agency has one Clutch review or none.
That rule kept out some well-known names. Brainlabs works with brands like Walmart and Hilton, but we couldn’t find a verified client rating for them on either site. Seer Interactive, WebFX and Coalition Technologies lead with SEO, and most of SmartSites’ clients are small businesses.
We also left out holding-company networks like Omnicom, WPP and Dentsu, because you hire them through one of their many agencies, and their ratings and results aren’t published in one place.
Then we scored everyone who passed on six things, each from 1 to 5. The 12 below are the agencies we’d shortlist first:
| Criterion | Weight | What earns a high score |
|---|---|---|
| Measurement and data | 25% | Incrementality tests, media mix modeling, and CRM or data warehouse connections |
| Scale and account structure | 20% | Proof across many markets or locations, large managed spend and governance |
| Channel coverage | 15% | Google, Microsoft, Amazon or retail media, and programmatic or CTV, with product feeds |
| Enterprise paid proof | 15% | Named enterprise clients with revenue, pipeline or cost results in numbers |
| Verified reviews | 15% | A high rating backed by a large number of reviews |
| Pricing transparency | 10% | A price published on the agency’s own site |
We scored ourselves the same way. For the full process, including how we handle that conflict of interest, read our research methodology and editorial policy.
The 12 Best Enterprise PPC Agencies
1. Tinuiti
Best for: Retail and consumer brands that need incrementality and MMM across search, Amazon and streaming
Tinuiti is a New York performance agency owned by more than 1,000 employees, managing about $4B in digital media. Their clients are mostly consumer and retail brands, like e.l.f. Beauty, Sony, TOMS, The Honest Company and Poppi.
Their Bliss Point platform runs a patented incrementality lab that uses their own clients’ impressions as a control group. Media mix models update as often as weekly, by channel and market, and geo models work branch by branch for companies with many locations.
They’re a Google Premier and Microsoft Elite partner and an Amazon Ads advanced partner, with more than 50 retail media relationships and streaming TV buying. Shopping feeds and retail media plans follow product margins, stock levels and local inventory.
| Detail | Tinuiti |
|---|---|
| Location | New York, NY |
| Founded | 2004 |
| Team size | 1,000-9,999 |
| Starting price | Custom |
| Pricing model | Not published |
| Rating | 4.8/5 (FeaturedCustomers) |
| Clients | e.l.f. Beauty, Sony, TOMS, Hourglass, Parts Town |
Proof point: Hourglass made $1.1M in Search and Shopping conversion value in the first half across Canada, the UK, Australia and New Zealand, at a 3.31 ROAS, using local-currency catalogs in each market.
What clients say: A Senior Director of Marketing said on FeaturedCustomers that “the team at Tinuiti became a genuine extension of our internal marketing team. Their responsiveness and dedication to continued growth is unmatched” (source).
Think twice if: you sell B2B on long sales cycles, because nearly all their published paid cases are consumer and retail brands.
Ask them on the call: Which incrementality test would you run on our biggest channel in the first quarter?
2. PipeRocket Digital
Best for: Enterprise B2B software, fintech and security companies that need paid media reported as pipeline
We’re PipeRocket Digital, and we run paid media for enterprise B2B software, fintech and security companies. Google, Microsoft and LinkedIn sit in one account plan, and every campaign is optimized against pipeline and closed-won revenue.
We capture click IDs on your forms, pass them into HubSpot or Salesforce, follow each lead from MQL to SQL and closed-won, and send those values back to the ad platforms. Accounts are built around your enterprise buyer profile, so spend goes to the companies sales wants.
We run programs across regions too, with Google and Microsoft campaigns split by North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific. A senior-led pod owns the account, so the people on the sales call are the people doing the work.
| Detail | PipeRocket Digital |
|---|---|
| Location | Chennai, India (US delivery) |
| Founded | 2023 |
| Team size | 50+ |
| Starting price | $5,000/mo |
| Pricing model | Scope-based retainer, no markup on ad spend, 3-month minimum then rolling |
| Rating | 4.7/5 (18 reviews) |
| Clients | DevRev, LeadSquared, Astra Security, HyperVerge |
| Services | Enterprise PPC, Google Ads, LinkedIn ads, account-based marketing |
| Free consultation | Yes, includes a PPC account audit and pipeline analysis |
Proof point: DevRev, an enterprise software company with 800+ employees, grew pipeline from Google Ads 7x and reached a 3x pipeline return on ad spend after we rebuilt the account around their enterprise buyers.
What clients say: A software company that hired us for Google and LinkedIn ads wrote on Clutch that “they’re strategic thinkers and work according to the scale of our business” (source).
Think twice if: you’re a retail, ecommerce, consumer or multi-location brand, because we only work with B2B tech companies, and we don’t run Amazon or retail media. We’re also younger than most agencies here (founded 2023).
Ask us on the call: Which pipeline numbers will you report in month one, and how will you split our accounts by region?
3. Power Digital
Best for: Brands that want MMM, incrementality and their own data warehouse in one program
Power Digital is a San Diego agency managing more than $800M in ad spend for over 400 brands, mostly consumer names like Casper, Mielle Organics and PlushCare. On their CTV and programmatic work, a named strategist owns the account, with a dedicated measurement team behind them.
They measure with three methods at once: incrementality experiments, machine-learning media mix models calibrated by those experiments, and weighted platform attribution. Their nova platform adds customer cohorts and forecasts, and they build data warehouses on Google Cloud or Snowflake.
They run Google, Bing, Amazon search and DSP with Amazon Marketing Cloud, programmatic, CTV and retail media. Their brand-safety rules favor verified environments, filter fraud and made-for-advertising sites, and give clients site-level delivery reports.
| Detail | Power Digital |
|---|---|
| Location | San Diego, CA |
| Founded | 2012 |
| Team size | 250-999 |
| Starting price | Custom |
| Pricing model | Not published |
| Rating | 4.8/5 (66 reviews) |
| Clients | Casper, Mielle Organics, PlushCare, data.world |
| More from us | Power Digital reviews |
Proof point: A window and door replacement company grew net orders 112% and revenue 31% period over period from Google Ads, paid social and programmatic, with only 8% more media spend.
What clients say: A consumer products company that hired them for PPC and SEO wrote on Clutch that “they have been stellar throughout our entire relationship thus far!” (source).
Think twice if: you run campaigns in many countries, because their pages don’t describe multi-country programs.
Ask them on the call: How would you calibrate a media mix model for our budget, and which experiment would you run first?
4. Directive Consulting
Best for: Enterprise B2B and B2B ecommerce with large catalogs
Directive Consulting is an Irvine, California agency with offices in New York, Austin, Mexico City, London and Toronto, working with B2B tech companies like Adobe, BlackLine, Gong and SentinelOne. Their Commerce division serves B2B manufacturers and distributors with large catalogs.
Their feed work routes every SKU to advertise, request a quote or exclude, based on margin, inventory and competition. One governed feed covers Google, Microsoft Shopping, Amazon Business and distributor portals, with checks that protect distributors’ pricing.
Offline and enhanced conversions feed bidding, and dashboards join the ad platforms with Salesforce or HubSpot to show cost per opportunity. They also build data warehouses and multi-touch attribution, and run incrementality tests on brand-safe CTV inventory.
| Detail | Directive Consulting |
|---|---|
| Location | Irvine, CA |
| Founded | 2013 |
| Team size | 50-249 |
| Starting price | Custom |
| Pricing model | Not published |
| Rating | 4.8/5 (56 reviews) |
| Clients | Adobe, BlackLine, Gong, SentinelOne, WordPress VIP |
| More from us | Directive Consulting reviews, PipeRocket vs Directive Consulting, Directive Consulting alternatives |
Proof point: WordPress VIP grew opportunities 607% and closed-won deals 175% while cutting cost per opportunity 73%.
What clients say: A GRC cloud software company that hired them for paid ads wrote on Clutch that “Directive has been the first agency I’ve worked with that truly works as a partner that invests in your strategy” (source).
Think twice if: you’re a consumer or retail brand, because their clients and case studies are B2B.
Ask them on the call: How would you decide which of our SKUs to advertise, send to a quote request or exclude?
5. Wpromote
Best for: Multi-location and retail brands that want search, Amazon and CTV on one plan
Wpromote is a Los Angeles and New York agency with more than 300 clients, from Intuit QuickBooks, Peacock and Strava to franchise systems like Jiffy Lube, with 1,950 locations, and Anytime Fitness.
Their Polaris IQ platform includes Growth Planner, their media mix model, and anomaly detection that flags overspending. They also run incrementality testing and clean-room work on first-party data, and they’re a certified partner for Google’s Meridian model.
They’re a Microsoft Elite partner, an Amazon Ads advanced partner with Amazon DSP and Marketing Cloud, a Walmart Connect partner and a Trade Desk premier partner. Plans cover paid search, paid social, CTV, programmatic and retail media together.
| Detail | Wpromote |
|---|---|
| Location | El Segundo, CA |
| Founded | 2001 |
| Team size | 250-999 |
| Starting price | Custom |
| Pricing model | Not published |
| Rating | 4.7/5 (3 reviews) |
| Clients | Intuit QuickBooks, Peacock, Jiffy Lube, Anytime Fitness, KidKraft |
Proof point: KidKraft grew ad-attributable sales on Amazon 72% and new-to-brand orders 346%.
What clients say: A healthcare system that hired them for PPC management wrote on Clutch that “we feel that the Wpromote team is a true extension of our company” (source).
Think twice if: you run campaigns in many countries, because their offices and published work are in North America.
Ask them on the call: What would Growth Planner tell us about how our budget is split across channels today?
6. NP Digital
Best for: Brands running paid search in many countries
NP Digital is a Las Vegas agency with more than 1,000 staff and offices across 13 markets, including the UK, Germany, Brazil, India and Singapore. Their enterprise clients include Tektronix, Mitsubishi Motors, Club Med, HelloFresh and Avianca.
Their paid search work starts with an account takeover process, then a framework for when to use broad match. For Tektronix, they pulled offline CRM data into dynamic conversion values before switching bidding to target ROAS, with values set by region.
They run Google, Bing and YouTube, plus Amazon, Target and Walmart marketplaces, where ads pause automatically when products go out of stock. Programmatic, display and streaming audio and video are also part of their paid media practice.
| Detail | NP Digital |
|---|---|
| Location | Las Vegas, NV |
| Founded | 2017 |
| Team size | 1,000-9,999 |
| Starting price | Custom |
| Pricing model | Not published |
| Rating | 4.6/5 (20 reviews) |
| Clients | Tektronix, Mitsubishi Motors, Club Med, HelloFresh, Avianca |
| More from us | NP Digital reviews |
Proof point: Tektronix grew closed sales from paid search 82%, from $26.5M to $48.3M year over year, across more than 20 countries with no increase in media spend.
What clients say: A retail company that hired them for SEO, PPC and copywriting wrote on Clutch that “the knowledge and dedication of each account executive I contact confirm that our business is in good hands” (source).
Think twice if: you want reviews from enterprise paid media clients, because their Clutch reviews skew to smaller brands than the enterprise names on their site.
Ask them on the call: How would you set conversion values by region for our markets, and who on your team owns each one?
7. Closed Loop
Best for: Brands that want paid media measured to lifetime value and margin
Closed Loop is a California paid media agency with 25 years behind them and more than $1B in managed spend. Their clients include Slack, Calendly, FICO, Fiserv and Rakuten, and each account team averages six people, with about 1.4 clients per team member.
Their Forager data platform connects every channel to your CRM and pipeline, blends in lifetime value data, and runs a custom reporting portal with views like cost per lead by state or cost per acquisition by market type. They’re SOC 2 Type 2 compliant.
They run Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta and other marketplaces, plus DV360 programmatic and CTV. Feed and Merchant Center work includes local inventory ads, and campaigns can be measured to lifetime value, margin or profitability.
| Detail | Closed Loop |
|---|---|
| Location | Roseville, CA |
| Founded | 2001 |
| Team size | 50-249 |
| Starting price | Custom |
| Pricing model | Not published |
| Rating | 4.8/5 (FeaturedCustomers) |
| Clients | Slack, Calendly, FICO, Fiserv, Rakuten |
Proof point: myFICO grew revenue 64% and profitability 70% after paid search started using lifetime value data.
What clients say: A video hosting platform that hired them for PPC and demand generation wrote on Clutch that “they’re hands-on, quick to turn things around, and they flag things I should be thinking about before I have to ask” (source).
Think twice if: you rely on Clutch reviews, because they have only one. Their rating here comes from FeaturedCustomers.
Ask them on the call: Which lifetime value or margin data would Forager need from us, and how long until bidding uses it?
8. Disruptive Advertising
Best for: Upper mid-market brands moving into enterprise budgets
Disruptive Advertising is a Pleasant Grove, Utah agency with 374 Clutch reviews and a separate enterprise team that only works on enterprise clients, each person running fewer accounts. Clients include Matterport, Cisco-Eagle and AeroGarden.
Their enterprise reporting tracks blended website ROAS and marketing as a share of total revenue. Their analytics service offers machine-learning attribution and call tracking, and media mix models in its done-for-you tier.
They’re a Google Premier and Microsoft Advertising partner and run Shopping with separate feed management, plus Meta, LinkedIn, TikTok and Amazon. There are no long-term contracts, and qualifying brands get a 90-day money-back guarantee.
| Detail | Disruptive Advertising |
|---|---|
| Location | Pleasant Grove, UT |
| Founded | 2011 |
| Team size | 50-249 |
| Starting price | Custom |
| Pricing model | Not published; no long-term contracts, 90-day guarantee for qualifying brands |
| Rating | 4.8/5 (374 reviews) |
| Clients | Matterport, Cisco-Eagle, AeroGarden |
| More from us | Disruptive Advertising reviews, KlientBoost vs Disruptive Advertising |
Proof point: Matterport raised paid search ROAS from 8x to 15x in two months after offline conversions from their CRM fed bidding, and made $1.88M on Amazon Prime Day against a $1M goal.
What clients say: A wealth management firm that hired them for PPC wrote on Clutch that “the most impressive thing so far has been the communication and thoroughness” (source).
Think twice if: you spend $100,000+ a month across many markets, because their enterprise team is built for brands spending tens of thousands a month.
Ask them on the call: How many accounts does each person on your enterprise team run?
9. HawkSEM
Best for: Multi-location and dealer networks that need clean account structures
HawkSEM is a Los Angeles search agency managing about $80M in client ad spend, with enterprise clients like Honda, Verizon Digital Media, DirecTV, Tricon Residential and Datadog. Every specialist on an account has at least three years of experience.
For Honda’s dealer network in South America, they set separate keyword targets for the manufacturer and the dealers, so they stopped bidding against each other. Tricon Residential runs on separate national, community and Canada accounts.
They run Google and Microsoft search and Shopping, Amazon, YouTube, display and paid social, with feeds updating prices and availability in real time. Their own ConversionIQ platform pulls ad, analytics and HubSpot data into one dashboard.
| Detail | HawkSEM |
|---|---|
| Location | Los Angeles, CA |
| Founded | 2006 |
| Team size | 50-249 |
| Starting price | Custom |
| Pricing model | Not published for PPC; no long contracts for paid social and feeds |
| Rating | 4.9/5 (39 reviews) |
| Clients | Honda, Verizon Digital Media, DirecTV, Tricon Residential, Datadog |
Proof point: Tricon Residential, running across Canada and more than two dozen US states, grew rental applications 279% and cut cost per acquisition 89% on its national account.
What clients say: A CMS provider that hired them for SEM, PPC and account-based marketing wrote on Clutch that “whenever there is a more urgent request, they immediately respond and tackle it with expertise and efficiency” (source).
Think twice if: you need incrementality testing or media mix modeling, because their pages describe ConversionIQ dashboards without either.
Ask them on the call: How would you split keywords between our corporate brand and our locations so they don’t compete?
10. KlientBoost
Best for: Enterprise teams that want CRO and offline conversion tracking on Google and Microsoft
KlientBoost is a Santa Monica, California agency that has managed Google Ads for more than 250 companies and $50M+ a year in ad spend, with clients like Gong, SAP, Upwork and Airbnb. You meet your dedicated strategist and team before you sign.
Their BI team sets up enhanced offline conversion tracking from your CRM, so bidding can follow MQLs, SQLs or closed-won value. For ecommerce, they optimize to contribution margin, lifetime value and blended marketing efficiency.
They run Google, Microsoft, YouTube, Shopping, Meta, LinkedIn and Reddit, with in-house CRO and landing page teams. Shopping products are segmented by margin and performance tier, and display placements are filtered to protect brand safety.
| Detail | KlientBoost |
|---|---|
| Location | Santa Monica, CA |
| Founded | 2015 |
| Team size | 50-249 |
| Starting price | Custom |
| Pricing model | Not published; minimum term often 3 to 6 months |
| Rating | 4.9/5 (406 reviews) |
| Clients | Gong, SAP, Upwork, Airbnb, Finning |
| More from us | KlientBoost reviews, PipeRocket vs KlientBoost, KlientBoost alternatives |
Proof point: Finning, a Caterpillar equipment dealer, grew Google Ads conversions 86% and cut cost per acquisition 24%.
What clients say: A financial services firm that hired them for search and social ads wrote on Clutch that “what impressed me most was their specialized conversion tracking team” (source).
Think twice if: you need Amazon, programmatic or CTV, because their pages don’t describe those channels.
Ask them on the call: Which CRM value would you bid on for us, and how quickly would the offline conversions start flowing?
11. Obility
Best for: Enterprise B2B tech that wants published pricing up to $100,000 a month in spend
Obility is a Portland, Oregon agency that works only with B2B tech companies, from Snowflake and Marketo to Equinix and Fastly. About 60% of their clients are enterprise, and Snowflake’s program has run past $700K a month in ad spend.
Their accounts follow strict structure and naming rules, so problems show up early and optimization is faster. On their top tier, each channel gets its own strategist, plus a customer success manager and a separate data team.
They track campaigns through to closed-won deals, with offline conversion tracking as an add-on. Pricing is published, with flat fees by ad-spend band, from $10,900 a month for up to $100,000 in spend, and a 12-month agreement recommended.
| Detail | Obility |
|---|---|
| Location | Portland, OR |
| Founded | 2011 |
| Team size | 10-49 |
| Starting price | $6,500/mo |
| Pricing model | Flat by ad-spend band: $10,900/mo up to $100,000 spend, custom above; 12 months recommended |
| Rating | 4.8/5 (29 reviews) |
| Clients | Snowflake, Marketo, Equinix, Fastly |
Proof point: Snowflake grew net new MQLs 105% and cut cost per MQL 31% in under a year, and over the partnership its spend scaled from $15,000 to more than $700,000 a month.
What clients say: A communications platform that hired them for paid search wrote on Clutch that “Obility’s expertise has driven measurable success in our paid media performance” (source).
Think twice if: you need Amazon, retail media or CTV, because their work is B2B lead generation.
Ask them on the call: How would you structure our accounts by region and product line, and what would your naming rules look like?
12. Single Grain
Best for: Brands that want search, programmatic and CTV from a smaller senior team
Single Grain is a Los Angeles agency founded in 2009 that runs paid media, SEO and CRO, with clients like Learning A-Z and Nextiva. You work with a specialist instead of an account manager, and senior strategists set the plan each quarter.
They run Google, Bing, Meta, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube and X, plus Amazon ads, programmatic and CTV. Programmatic campaigns come with brand-safety controls built in from the start and active monitoring across platforms.
CRM sync, offline conversions and enhanced conversions feed their reporting. They also have dedicated enterprise offers for LinkedIn ads and account-based marketing.
| Detail | Single Grain |
|---|---|
| Location | Los Angeles, CA |
| Founded | 2009 |
| Team size | 10-49 |
| Starting price | Custom |
| Pricing model | Not published |
| Rating | 4.8/5 (12 reviews) |
| Clients | Learning A-Z, Nextiva |
| More from us | Single Grain reviews, Single Grain alternatives |
Proof point: Learning A-Z was 65% above its revenue projection by mid-October 2024, with ROAS rising from 3.69 to 4.79.
What clients say: A B2B SaaS platform that hired them for social ads said on Clutch that they “live and breathe social ads” (source).
Think twice if: you run campaigns in many countries, because their published work is US-only.
Ask them on the call: Which brand-safety checks run on our programmatic spend, and how will we see where the ads ran?
How Enterprise PPC Agencies Measure Results
Enterprise PPC agencies measure results by testing which spend actually adds sales, then connecting that to your CRM and revenue data. Platform-reported conversions alone aren’t enough once leadership asks what would have happened without the ads.
Here are the main methods, what each one answers, and who on this list runs it:
| Method | What it tells you | When you need it | Agencies here that run it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Incrementality tests | How many sales a channel added, by comparing exposed and held-out audiences or regions | When leadership doubts platform numbers, or before a big budget shift | Tinuiti, Power Digital, Wpromote, Directive Consulting (CTV), KlientBoost (YouTube) |
| Media mix modeling | How each channel contributes to total sales, including offline and retail | When you spend across many channels and sell in stores or marketplaces | Tinuiti, Power Digital, Wpromote, Disruptive Advertising |
| Offline CRM conversions | Which clicks became qualified leads, opportunities or revenue, sent back to bidding | When sales happen after the click, in your CRM | PipeRocket Digital, Directive Consulting, KlientBoost, NP Digital, Closed Loop, Obility |
| Data warehouse and clean rooms | One source of truth that joins ad data with your first-party data | When reporting needs to match finance and other teams | Power Digital, Directive Consulting, Wpromote |
If your current agency only reports platform ROAS, ask how they’d test incrementality on one channel in the first quarter.
Running PPC Across Many Markets and Locations
Running PPC in many markets means each country or location needs its own keywords, budgets and checks, without the smaller ones falling behind. Most of the work is in the account structure and governance, set up before any spend moves.
Here’s what changes by market, and who on this list shows it:
| What changes by market | What good looks like | Shown here by |
|---|---|---|
| Language and search terms | Local keywords and ad copy written for each market, like “moisturiser” in the UK | Tinuiti |
| Currency and product catalogs | A product catalog per market in the local currency | Tinuiti |
| Conversion values and bidding | Values set by region, so bidding reflects what a sale is worth in each market | NP Digital |
| Locations, dealers and franchises | Separate keywords for the brand and each location, or branch-by-branch measurement | HawkSEM, Tinuiti |
| Governance across teams | Clear account and naming rules, regional budget controls, and one report across markets | Obility, Closed Loop |
Independent Agency or a Holding-Company Network?
An independent agency is usually the faster, more hands-on choice, and a holding-company network fits when you also need global media buying at very large scale. Here’s how they usually compare:
| What differs | Independent agency | Holding-company network (Omnicom, WPP, Dentsu) |
|---|---|---|
| Who works on your account | A dedicated team you meet before signing | Often one of many agencies inside the group |
| Media buying | Direct platform buying, sometimes principal deals | Group-wide buying power and negotiated rates |
| Speed | Faster changes and fewer approval layers | More process across larger teams |
| Best when | You want senior attention and clear reporting | You need global reach across dozens of markets and channels |
When Should You Hire an Enterprise PPC Agency?
Hire one when:
- You spend six or seven figures a month and nobody can say which of it is incremental.
- You run campaigns in several countries or hundreds of locations, and the smaller markets keep slipping.
- Your product feeds, CRM and ad platforms don’t talk to each other, so bidding ignores margin or pipeline.
- Leadership wants one view of Google, Microsoft, Amazon and programmatic, and you’re reporting each one separately.
- You’ve outgrown your current agency’s team or tools.
If you can’t share CRM or sales data with an agency yet, set that up first. Enterprise PPC depends on feeding real business results back into bidding.
How Much Does an Enterprise PPC Agency Cost?
Enterprise PPC agencies managing $100,000 or more a month in ad spend usually charge $10,000 to $25,000+ a month in fees. Most agencies on this list don’t publish their prices, so the fee model matters as much as the number.
Here’s how enterprise PPC fees are usually set:
| Fee model | How it works | Watch for | Published on this list |
|---|---|---|---|
| Percentage of ad spend | A share of your monthly spend, often with a minimum fee | The fee rises with spend, even when results don’t | None published |
| Flat retainer by spend band | A fixed monthly fee for a range of ad spend | Moving up a band raises the fee | Obility: $10,900/mo up to $100,000 spend; PipeRocket Digital: from $5,000/mo (scope-based) |
| Hybrid | A base fee plus a percentage above a set spend | How the percentage is calculated and when it applies | None published |
| Setup or onboarding fee | A one-time fee for audits, tracking and rebuilds | Whether it’s credited against later months | None published |
Ask every agency for the fee at your current spend and at double it, so you can compare how each one scales.
Questions to Ask an Enterprise PPC Agency Before You Sign
These are the questions that show whether an agency is built for enterprise work:
- Similar clients: Which client at our spend level and in our model, retail, B2B or multi-location, do you run today?
- Incrementality: How would you prove which of our spend is incremental, and how soon?
- Markets: How would you structure our accounts across regions, currencies and locations?
- Data: Which of our CRM, warehouse and feed data would you connect, and who owns that work?
- Team and terms: Who’s on our account, how many other accounts do they run, and what’s the notice period?
And these are the red flags that should end the conversation:
- Platform-only reporting: if every result comes from Google’s or Meta’s own numbers, nobody has tested what’s incremental.
- One structure for every market: copying the same account into each country usually means the smaller markets get ignored.
- No access to your accounts: you should own the ad accounts and the data, even if the agency runs them.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What are the best enterprise PPC agencies?
The best enterprise PPC agencies are 1. Tinuiti, 2. PipeRocket Digital, 3. Power Digital, 4. Directive Consulting, 5. Wpromote, 6. NP Digital, 7. Closed Loop, 8. Disruptive Advertising, 9. HawkSEM, 10. KlientBoost, 11. Obility, and 12. Single Grain.
2. What does an enterprise PPC agency do?
An enterprise PPC agency runs large paid search and paid media programs for big brands, national retailers and multi-location companies. They build account structures across regions and locations, connect ads to CRMs, data warehouses and product feeds, run many channels at once, and prove which spend is actually incremental.
3. How much does an enterprise PPC agency cost?
Enterprise PPC agencies managing $100,000 or more a month in ad spend usually charge $10,000 to $25,000+ a month, either as a flat retainer by spend band or as a percentage of spend. On this list, Obility publishes $10,900 a month for up to $100,000 in spend.
4. Which enterprise PPC agencies handle many countries?
Tinuiti, NP Digital and HawkSEM show the clearest multi-market work on this list. Tinuiti ran Hourglass across Canada, the UK, Australia and New Zealand with local-currency catalogs, and NP Digital ran Tektronix’s paid search across more than 20 countries.
5. How do enterprise PPC agencies prove incrementality?
The strongest ones combine holdout or geo tests with media mix modeling and CRM or first-party data. On this list, Tinuiti, Power Digital and Wpromote run both incrementality tests and media mix models, and most others send offline CRM conversions back to the ad platforms.
6. Did PipeRocket include itself on this list?
Yes. PipeRocket Digital publishes this list and is on it at #2. We scored ourselves on the same six criteria as every other agency, and our card says plainly that we only work with B2B tech companies.
Update History
- November 11, 2026: We rebuilt this list around a clear entry rule and scoring, and re-checked every agency’s rating. It now covers enterprise brands of every kind, from retail and consumer to B2B. Wpromote, HawkSEM, Obility and Single Grain are new. Brainlabs and Seer Interactive are no longer listed, because they don’t pass the entry rule.
- June 30, 2026: Published.
