In this guide
- How we built this list
- Quick comparison
- Amplivus (our agency)
- US Amazon PPC agencies
- UK Amazon PPC agencies
- Australian Amazon PPC agencies
- How to choose an Amazon PPC agency
- Pricing models compared
- Red flags to walk away from
- Questions to ask before you sign
- What the first 90 days should look like
- Agency, in-house or software?
- Authoritative resources
- Frequently asked questions
Key takeaways
What to know before you shortlist an Amazon PPC agency.
- Amplivus publishes this list and is included, clearly marked. Every other entry uses only what the agency publishes on its own site, checked on October 25, 2026.
- Pricing models differ more than service lists do: a flat monthly fee, a percentage of ad spend, a percentage of sales, or a fixed fee plus a variable part.
- Few agencies publish prices. Where a price is public it is in the table; ask every agency for a written quote.
- Judge an agency on profit and TACoS, who runs your account, whether you keep your data, and how easy it is to leave.
- UK and Australian brands have local options, and several US agencies say on their sites that they cover both markets.
Search for the best Amazon PPC agency and you get dozens of lists. Most rank agencies by their client logos, and many are written by one of the agencies on the list without saying so.
This one is written by an agency too. Amplivus is an Amazon pay-per-click (PPC) agency, and we put ourselves first, clearly marked as our own. We did not score anyone else. For every other agency we recorded what it publishes on its own website about where it is based, the markets it serves, what it does and what it charges, checked on October 25, 2026. Where a fact comes from a Clutch profile instead, we say so.
Prices and terms change. Use the table to build a shortlist, then confirm the current details with each agency.
How we built this list
We looked for agencies that focus on Amazon advertising and serve brands in the United States, the United Kingdom or Australia. Each one had to publish enough on its own site for us to describe it fairly. We left out agencies that have merged into another company or no longer offer Amazon services.
- Source: the agency's own website, and a Clutch profile only where the site does not name a head office.
- No scores: agencies are grouped by market and listed A to Z inside each group.
- No payments: no agency paid to be included, and none asked to be.
- Partner badges: where we mention an Amazon Ads partner badge, it is the agency's own claim. You can check any agency in Amazon's partner directory, linked in the resources below.
Quick comparison
"Not published" means the agency does not show it on its site, so you need to ask.
| Agency | Based in | Markets (as stated) | Published pricing | Published minimum |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Amplivus (our agency) | Waco, Texas, US | US, UK, Australia | Flat $1,000, $2,500 or $5,000 a month | Brands spending $10K+ a month on ads |
| Canopy Management | Austin, Texas, US | Amazon, Walmart, Chewy | Not published | No minimum for full service |
| Channel Bakers | Costa Mesa, California, US | North and South America, Europe, Japan, Singapore, Australia | Not published | Not published |
| Incrementum Digital | New York, US (Clutch) | Worldwide | Not published | $5,000 project minimum (Clutch) |
| Junglr | Ocala, Florida, US (Clutch) | Not stated | Performance-based, not published | Mid five figures a month in ad spend and up |
| Teikametrics | Boston, US (Clutch) | Amazon, Walmart, TikTok Shop | Software from $149 a month; managed service on request | Managed service with the $100K+ a month tier |
| Clear Ads | Croydon, UK and Brooklyn, US | Worldwide | PPC from $2,500 a month or 7% of ad spend | $2,500 a month for PPC |
| Epsilon Ads | Northampton, UK | 12+ marketplaces, including UK, US, Australia | From $995 a month; higher tiers add 1% of sales | No minimum; 3-month first term |
| Olifant Digital | Offices in New York, Los Angeles, London, Berlin, Sofia | US, Canada, UK, Europe, Japan, Australia | PPC from $2,000 a month | Not published |
| Sitruna | London, UK | 200+ clients worldwide | Not published | Not published |
| Deep Media | Australia | Amazon.com.au, New Zealand | Not published | Not published |
| Export Accelerator | Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia | Amazon and other marketplaces | Not published | Not published |
| RocketAMS | Sydney, Australia | Australia, US, UK | Fixed fee plus a variable part | $30M+ a year in total sales |
Amplivus (our agency)
Amplivus publishes this list. We are based in Waco, Texas, and run Amazon PPC for brands on Amazon.com, Amazon.co.uk and Amazon.com.au that spend $10,000 or more a month on ads.
- What we run: Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands and Sponsored Display. We do not offer Amazon DSP, Sponsored TV, Amazon Marketing Cloud (AMC) or external traffic.
- Pricing: one flat monthly fee of $1,000, $2,500 or $5,000, billed in USD. Never a percentage of ad spend, no setup fee and no long-term contract.
- Who runs your account: a senior strategist who looks after no more than eight brands.
- Reporting: a weekly Share Report built from Search Query Performance (SQP) data, so you see your share of each search, not just your ACoS.
Worth a look if you want a fee that does not rise with your budget and a senior person on your account. Not the right fit if you need DSP or streaming TV ads run for you. See our pricing or get a free Amazon PPC audit.
US Amazon PPC agencies
Canopy Management
Canopy is based in Austin, Texas, and has worked with Amazon brands since 2015. It offers full-service Amazon management, including PPC, Amazon DSP, listings and creative, and also manages Walmart and Chewy. Its FAQ says there is no minimum for full-service clients. It does not publish prices and describes itself as an Amazon Ads partner.
Worth a look if you want one agency to run Amazon, Walmart and Chewy together. Website: canopymanagement.com
Channel Bakers
Channel Bakers is headquartered in Costa Mesa, California, with offices in Shenzhen and Taipei, and is now part of Havas Market. It lists Amazon marketplaces across North and South America, Europe, Japan, Singapore and Australia, plus Walmart, Target and other retail media, and shows an Amazon Ads Advanced Partner badge. Prices are not published.
Worth a look if you sell in many marketplaces and want a large retail media team. Website: channelbakers.com
Incrementum Digital
Incrementum's site says it works worldwide on Amazon Ads, Amazon DSP, Walmart Ads and TikTok Shop, and calls itself an Amazon Ads Advanced Partner. Its Clutch profile places it in New York and lists a minimum project size of $5,000. Prices are not published on its site.
Worth a look if you also want help on Walmart or TikTok Shop. Website: incrementumdigital.com
Junglr
Junglr runs Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands, Sponsored Display and Amazon DSP for Seller Central and Vendor Central brands. Its site describes performance-based pricing and no 12-month contracts, and says it works with brands spending from the mid five figures up to more than $1 million a month on ads. Its Clutch profile places it in Ocala, Florida.
Worth a look if you want the fee tied to growth. Website: junglr.com
Teikametrics (managed service)
Teikametrics is first a software company. Its plans start at $149 a month for up to $10,000 in ad spend, and its higher tiers add 3% of ad spend above $10,000. Managed services come with its Enterprise tier, which is for brands spending more than $100,000 a month on ads; that price is not published. Its Clutch profile places it in Boston.
Worth a look if you want software first and a managed team once your spend is large. Website: teikametrics.com
UK Amazon PPC agencies
Clear Ads
Clear Ads was founded in 2011 and has offices in Croydon in the UK and Brooklyn in New York. It publishes its prices: PPC management from $2,500 a month or 7% of ad spend, with Amazon DSP and full-service options on top. It describes itself as an Amazon Ads Advanced Partner.
Worth a look if you want published prices and a team in both the UK and the US. Website: clearadsagency.com
Epsilon Ads
Epsilon Ads is based in Northampton, England, and has run Amazon accounts since 2020. It lists more than a dozen marketplaces, including the UK, the US and Australia. Its pricing is public: from $995 a month for brands under $50,000 in monthly sales, with higher tiers adding 1% of sales, and 13% of ad spend for DSP. Prices are in USD, with GBP invoices on request. There is no minimum, and the first term is three months, then rolling. It describes itself as an Amazon Ads Verified Partner.
Worth a look if you are a smaller UK brand that wants a clear price. Website: epsilonads.co.uk
Olifant Digital
Olifant Digital has offices in New York, Los Angeles, London, Berlin and Sofia, and says its PPC service covers the US, Canada, the UK, the rest of Europe, Japan and Australia. PPC management starts at $2,000 a month, with a 60-day money-back guarantee on management fees. It shows an Amazon Ads partner badge.
Worth a look if you sell in several regions and want a guarantee on fees. Website: olifantdigital.com
Sitruna
Sitruna is headquartered in London and says it has the largest team of former Amazon employees in the UK and more than 200 clients worldwide. It offers PPC, content, account operations, software and logistics in three packages, without published prices. It describes itself as an Amazon Ads Advanced Partner.
Worth a look if you want former Amazon staff and help with operations beyond ads. Website: sitruna.com
Australian Amazon PPC agencies
Deep Media
Deep Media is an Australian agency focused on Amazon.com.au. According to Mediaweek, it was launched in 2024 by former Amazon Ads staff. It runs fully managed Sponsored Ads, Amazon DSP and Prime Video ads, and shows an Amazon Ads Advanced Partner badge. Prices are not published.
Worth a look if you sell mainly on Amazon.com.au. Website: deepmedia.com.au
Export Accelerator
Export Accelerator is based on the Gold Coast in Queensland, with a global team. It manages Amazon ads, Seller Central and Vendor Central accounts, listings and A+ Content, and also works on other marketplaces such as Walmart, eBay and Zalando. It calls itself Australia's official Amazon service provider. Prices are not published.
Worth a look if you want to sell on several marketplaces from Australia. Website: exportaccelerator.com.au
RocketAMS
RocketAMS is based in Sydney and led by former Amazon employees. It works with brands in Australia, the US and the UK on account management, PPC, DSP and listings. It sets a minimum of $30 million a year in total sales and quotes a fixed fee plus a variable part.
Worth a look if you are a large brand with $30 million or more in yearly sales. Website: rocketams.com.au
How to choose an Amazon PPC agency
A list gets you names. These five questions get you the right one.
1. Do they manage for profit, or for a low ACoS?
Ask how the agency defines success. A low advertising cost of sales (ACoS) is easy to reach by cutting the spend that grows the business. The better answer talks about profit, total advertising cost of sales (TACoS) and whether each dollar adds sales you would not have made anyway. Ask what spend they would cut in the first month. A real operator can name it.
2. Who runs your account?
A named senior strategist you can reach beats a rotating team of junior managers, especially on a large catalog. Ask how many brands that person looks after and how often you will speak.
3. Do you keep your account and your data?
Your Amazon Ads account, your Brand Registry and your history should stay yours. The agency should work inside your account and show you the raw numbers, from the search term report to Search Query Performance. If you cannot see what changed and why, you cannot judge whether it worked.
4. Do they run the ad types you need?
Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands and Sponsored Display drive most of the ad sales for most brands. Some agencies also run Amazon DSP, streaming TV ads or AMC. Ask whether you need those yet, and check that the answer is about your numbers, not the agency's service list.
5. Do they know your market?
Amazon.com, Amazon.co.uk and Amazon.com.au differ in search volume, cost per click, currency, tax and sale calendars. If you sell in the UK or Australia, ask for experience there. Our pages for UK brands and Australian brands cover what changes in each market.
Pricing models compared
How an agency charges shapes what it is paid to do. These are the four models on this list.
| Model | How it works | Example on this list | Watch for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flat monthly fee | The same fee whatever you spend | Amplivus ($1,000 to $5,000) | What the fee includes, and when the tier changes |
| Percentage of ad spend | The fee rises with your budget | Clear Ads (7% option) | It can reward spending more, not spending better |
| Percentage of sales | The fee rises with your sales | Epsilon Ads (1% on higher tiers) | Which sales count, and over what period |
| Fixed plus variable | A base fee plus a part tied to results | RocketAMS, Junglr | Agree the measure and the starting point in writing |
What matters more than the model is that the fee rewards your profit, not just your ad budget. For a cost comparison with hiring in-house or buying software, see Amazon PPC agency vs in-house vs software.
Red flags to walk away from
- A promise of a specific ACoS or sales number before anyone has seen your account.
- Reporting you cannot check, or no full access to your own account.
- One ACoS number as the whole definition of success.
- A long contract with no review point and a fee to leave.
- A senior team on the sales call and only junior staff after you sign.
Questions to ask before you sign
- What would you change in my account in the first 30 days, and why?
- Who runs my account day to day, and how many other brands do they manage?
- How do you measure whether ad spend adds sales I would not have made anyway?
- What do you charge, what is included, and what would change the fee?
- How do I leave, and how much notice do you need?
- Can I see a sample report?
What the first 90 days should look like
A good agency does not rebuild your account in week one. Month one should be an audit with written findings: where spend is wasted, which products sit on the wrong target and where the structure hides waste. Months two and three should bring planned changes with a reason for each, while protecting the campaigns that already sell. If an agency wants to restart everything at once, ask why.
Agency, in-house or software?
An agency is not the only option. If your catalog is simple and you have a skilled in-house manager with the time to read TACoS and test new searches, you may not need one. Software can automate bids but still needs someone to set the strategy. We compare the cost of each at $40,000 a month in ad spend in Amazon PPC agency vs in-house vs software.
If you want a second opinion before you choose, our free Amazon PPC audit shows where spend is leaking and what we would change, in writing, within 24 hours.
