The Best Meta Ads Agencies in Hong Kong (2026): Facebook and Instagram Compared

Last updated: October 2026. shakalakaa wrote this list and ranks itself first; no agency paid to appear. Other agencies' details come only from their own websites, read on 19 October 2026, and no prices are shown.

Markets are where each agency says it works or has offices. A pricing model is shown only where the agency publishes one on its own site; the figures themselves are left out.

shakalakaa is the pick for lead generation, because it reports Meta on qualified enquiries and attended appointments, not on form fills or clicks. Its Hong Kong Meta funnels hand each lead to a WhatsApp or booking step, with consent language built into every lead form.

Digital Nomads HK says its services are primarily focused on lead generation rather than awareness, and syncs CRM lists into Meta custom audiences. Kick Ads manages Meta ads for lead generation businesses and reviews budgets, creative, landing pages and tracking every week.

For ecommerce, shakalakaa leads where the store is also a booking or deposit flow: it built Skin & Beam's booking platform and passed paid deposits back to Meta, so ads optimised for paying customers. Kick Ads is the specialist for product catalogues, with Google and Meta ads run for ecommerce brands in Hong Kong and Malaysia.

Digital Nomads HK sets up and optimises Advantage+ catalogue ads from a product feed, and Madcradle Online covers Instagram Shopping and Facebook collaborative ads with ecommerce platforms.

Clinics need an agency that checks every ad before it runs. The Department of Health's FAQ on the Undesirable Medical Advertisements Ordinance↗ (opens in a new tab) says the law covers advertisements on the internet as well as in print, radio and television, so Facebook and Instagram ads are in scope.

shakalakaa is the pick here: both of its published Hong Kong cases are aesthetic clinics, and it checks clinic creative against the ordinance before launch, as set out in our guide to Hong Kong medical advertising rules. Kick Ads lists medical clinics and beauty and aesthetics among its industry pages.

shakalakaa is the pick for tracking, because it wires server-side Conversions API and GA4 events to the client's real bookings and deposits. For Skin & Beam, the Conversions API event quality score reached 9.8 out of 10, as its case page states.

First Page HK reports through SENTR, its own platform that brings campaign data into one place. Digital Nomads HK combines Conversions API and GA4 data to tune campaigns, and Kick Ads says its reports explain what changed, why, and what should happen next.

We ranked each agency on five criteria, using only what it publishes about itself. Where an agency's site was silent on a point, we said so rather than guess.

1. Channel depth: does it cover Meta tracking, creative and the landing or WhatsApp step, or only campaign set-up?
2. Regulated-industry experience: does it show work or process for clinics, finance or other restricted categories?
3. Multi-market capability: can it run Hong Kong alongside other markets from one plan?
4. Reporting transparency: does it report enquiries, bookings or sales rather than reach and likes?
5. Client size: does its published work show organisations of the size this page's readers run?

shakalakaa — Clinic groups, chains and larger brands measured on bookings

shakalakaa runs Facebook and Instagram ads for Hong Kong brands, clinic groups and retail chains, budgeted and reported in HKD, with creative in Cantonese, English or Traditional Chinese. We have no Hong Kong office: Hong Kong accounts are run remotely by our team in Kuala Lumpur.

Over a six-month growth phase, Seoul Aesthetic went from 42 to 168 consultation enquiries a month, and blended cost per lead fell from HK$1,150 to HK$380. Skin & Beam went from 85 to 362 pre-paid bookings a month, and Meta cost per confirmed booking fell from HK$890 to HK$245.

These HK$ figures are the clients' media costs, not our fees. See our Meta ads service for Hong Kong. Talk to shakalakaa.

First Page HK — Brands wanting a large in-house paid social team

First Page HK is based on the 3rd floor of Sun House, 90 Connaught Road Central, Sheung Wan, and runs sister sites in Australia, Singapore, the United States and other markets. It lists Google Partner Agency, Meta Business Partner and TikTok Agency Partner among its accreditations.

Its Facebook ads page says PPC, content and design teams, an account manager and digital strategists all work on a campaign, with ad copy in English and Chinese and custom landing pages. It also offers a free Facebook Interest Finder tool it built in-house.

Kick Ads — Ecommerce and lead generation accounts

Kick Ads is a Hong Kong and Malaysia paid media agency founded in 2017 by Terrence Chung and Frankie Chan after working at Google. Its Hong Kong office is in Chuan Yuan Factory Building, Kwun Tong Road, Ngau Tau Kok, and it says it has held Google Partner status since 2017.

It manages Google Ads, Meta ads, landing pages, tracking and reporting for ecommerce and lead generation businesses, and says senior specialists stay on each account. Its published results are described by sector, such as a Hong Kong home appliances ecommerce brand, without naming the client.

Madcradle Online — Hong Kong brands also reaching the Greater Bay Area and mainland

Madcradle Online says it was founded in 2006 and is a Facebook Managed Partner and an authorised partner of Google, Yahoo Hong Kong and Tencent Ads. Its office is on the 4th floor of KOHO, 73-75 Hung To Road, Kwun Tong.

Its Facebook and Instagram service covers content management, ads and optimisation, Instagram Shopping, chatbots, collaborative ads, the WhatsApp Business API and KOL projects. It also runs Greater Bay Area and mainland channels such as Xiaohongshu, Douyin and WeChat, and says it has worked with more than 30 government bodies.

Digital Nomads HK — Lead generation with a fixed project fee

Digital Nomads is based at Beverly House, 93-107 Lockhart Road, Wan Chai, and says it was founded by Francesco Bonafine after a career at Google and IBM. It describes itself as focused on lead generation rather than awareness, and charges a fixed fee for each project.

Its Meta page covers Advantage+ audiences, custom and lookalike audiences, Reels-led creative, Advantage+ catalogue ads, and Conversions API combined with GA4 data. It also runs Google Ads, SEO and GEO, and holds paid public training sessions in Hong Kong.

Knight Creative — SMEs that want an outsourced online marketing team

Knight Creative is an online marketing company at 20 Nanking Street, Jordan, Kowloon. It says it is growth-focused and built for small and medium-sized businesses, offering a monthly fee that works like having an in-house online marketing team.

Facebook and Instagram ads sit at the top of its service menu, with Meta case studies on its site. It says conversion rate, not traffic, is its first goal. Its homepage shows clients as logos only, so we do not name them.

Excellent Media — Hong Kong and Greater Bay Area firms judging ads on enquiry quality

Excellent Media (卓越媒體) says it was founded in 2013 and serves companies in Hong Kong, the Greater Bay Area and cross-border businesses. Its office is at 99 Commons, 99 Pui To Road, Tuen Mun.

It uses Facebook and Instagram for brand awareness, product context and retargeting site visitors, and says it judges results on enquiry quality rather than likes and reach. It also offers Google Ads, SEO, Xiaohongshu, websites and SMS marketing, and publishes social media plans with a monthly data report.