A performance marketing agency is judged on results, and results depend on tracking. Google's own help page tells advertisers to ensure their conversion tracking tags are correctly implemented, and to use Google Tag Assistant to verify them. If the tracking is wrong, every report the agency sends is wrong too. So when you compare a performance marketing agency in India, start with how it measures.
This list gives you ten names to research. Margo Digitech publishes it and sits first, Transcurators sits second, and the other eight appear in Google results for this search. We read each company's own homepage, so every line below is what the company says about itself. Our Google Ads guide for small businesses covers the basics.
How do the 10 agencies compare at a glance?
| Agency | Performance services it lists | Platforms it names | Pricing on its site |
|---|---|---|---|
| Margo Digitech | Google Ads, Shopping, remarketing, landing pages, audits | Free audit, no rates | |
| Transcurators | None, writing only | None | No rates, says "competitive" |
| Ministry of Marketing | E-commerce and B2B performance, CRO | Not itemised | None shown |
| Brand Chanakya | Performance marketing, SEO, lead generation | Meta, Google | SEO from ₹10K a month, ad spend ₹30K+ |
| MyFirstAd | Performance marketing, Shopify, creatives | Not itemised | None shown |
| Hook India | Performance marketing, case studies | Not itemised | None shown |
| Funnel India | Funnel marketing, lead generation | Not itemised | Minimum budget ₹1 lakh a month |
| ROI Hunt | PPC, Facebook ads, Shopping, retargeting | Google, Meta | Free growth call, no rates |
| Digidarts | D2C, apps, B2B, marketplace, omnichannel | Not itemised | None shown |
| M+C Saatchi Performance | Paid search, paid social, programmatic, app marketing | Not itemised | None shown |
Which agencies make the list?
The order below is ours for the first two places and not a ranking for the other eight.
1. Margo Digitech
Margo Digitech calls itself a leading PPC company in India and says it manages campaigns built to generate real business outcomes, not only clicks, keeping ad spend efficient and accountable. Its services page lists six services.
Google Ads management runs across search and display. Shopping campaigns show products in search results. Remarketing brings back visitors who didn't convert. E-commerce PPC combines Shopping, search and remarketing. Landing page work ties pages to campaigns. Audits of existing campaigns look for inefficiencies and wasted spend.
Consider it if your main channel is Google and you want one team for ads and landing pages. Ask how it verifies conversion tracking before it spends your money. No rates are listed, but it offers a free audit. We publish this guide, so weigh our own entry with that in mind.
2. Transcurators
Transcurators is a content writing agency, so it won't run your ads or set up tracking. It says it has written for 500+ brands and describes 50+ writers and editors across multiple industries and niches. Its homepage lists blog writing, SEO content writing, technical content writing and article writing, and says it follows Google's content standards.
Ads send people somewhere, and what they read there decides whether they act. Consider it if your agency buys the clicks and nobody owns the landing page and follow-up copy.
Ask for samples in your industry and who edits them. No rates are listed, though the site promises competitive rates and unlimited revisions until you're satisfied. Ask whether the contract limits those revisions.
3. Ministry of Marketing
Ministry of Marketing calls itself a performance marketing agency in Delhi, India, and says it's consistently ranked among the top 5 in Delhi NCR, which is its own claim. It lists e-commerce performance work that optimises product feeds and catalogue visibility, B2B work aimed at leads and pipelines, and conversion rate optimisation.
It says every campaign is tracked, measured and reported, giving you visibility into your return on investment.
Look at it if you need both e-commerce and B2B experience. Ask for a case study in your sector and a sample report. No prices appear on the homepage.
4. Brand Chanakya
Brand Chanakya says it's a digital growth agency from Udaipur, building ROI-focused marketing systems for SMEs, D2C brands, manufacturers and local businesses. It says it measures qualified leads, CAC and ROAS, and that it never guarantees rankings, CPL or ROAS.
It's one of the few here that prints numbers. Local SEO starts from ₹10K a month and national SEO from ₹20K, and its performance marketing lists Meta Ads and Google Search, Display, YouTube and PMax, with suggested spend of ₹30K+ a month.
Consider it if you're an SME with a modest budget. Ask what the ₹30K covers, and who builds the creatives.
5. MyFirstAd
MyFirstAd calls itself a creative digital marketing company based in Delhi, with an Okhla address. Its homepage says its performance marketing approach is built around testing, learning and scaling responsibly, with no guesswork and no shortcuts. It also lists custom Shopify websites and creative work, and says it picks the platforms that suit your audience.
Its form promises that the team will reach out within 24 hours.
Pick it if you want creatives and ads from one small team. Ask how test results decide when it scales spend. No prices appear on the homepage.
6. Hook India
Hook India calls itself India's foremost data-driven digital marketing agency and a performance marketing expert. Its homepage leads with case studies, including one that says it took a brand from zero to ₹12 crore and another that scaled a clothing brand from ₹2 crore to ₹9 crore. It also offers a discovery call.
Those figures are its own claims.
It suits clothing and D2C brands that want to see sector examples. Ask which share of that revenue came from ads and what the ad spend was. No prices are shown.
7. Funnel India
Funnel India calls itself a performance marketing agency in India for lead generation, with a focus on coaches, consultants and brands, and promises more conversions, not only clicks. It offers a call where it goes through your ads, landing page and follow-up, and says you leave with a plan whether you work with it or not.
It cites a recent result of ₹1.01L ad spend to ₹12.97L revenue, at 12.96x ROAS, and says its minimum marketing budget is 1 lakh a month.
Look at it if you can meet that minimum. Ask how it counts revenue. Those results are its own claims.
8. ROI Hunt
ROI Hunt says it helps e-commerce and D2C brands grow faster with data-driven Google and Meta ad strategies, and describes a performance marketing agency that delivers 4x to 8x ROAS and a 5 star rating on Google, which are its own claims. Its page offers a clear growth plan in one call.
It lists pay-per-click campaigns, Facebook advertising, Google Shopping ads and retargeting.
Consider it if you sell online and want Google and Meta handled together. Ask which accounts those ROAS figures came from. No rates appear on the page.
9. Digidarts
Digidarts calls itself India's pioneer 360 degree performance marketing agency, and its menu lists performance work for D2C and e-commerce, mobile apps, B2B, marketplace and omnichannel. It also lists media buying, SEO, affiliate marketing and creatives for performance.
Its homepage text is short, so much of its detail sits in menu pages, which also list industry insights and case studies.
It fits if your business spans several models, such as apps and marketplaces. Ask which team would run your account and how it reports across channels. No prices are shown.
10. M+C Saatchi Performance
M+C Saatchi Performance calls itself a global growth marketing agency for digitally-driven brands. Its homepage lists paid search, paid social, programmatic advertising, app marketing, app store optimisation, commerce media and GEO and AI search. It says app marketing remains its specialty, and that it tests and learns, optimising only on what drives performance.
It has a Delhi page in Google results.
Choose it if you're a larger brand with app or programmatic needs. Ask about minimum spend and who sits on an Indian account. No prices are shown.
How did we evaluate these agencies?
We read the homepage of each company on 9 October 2026. This was a research-only review. We didn't call the agencies, test their work or speak to clients, so nothing here says how good any of them is.
We looked at four things:
- Which performance services the homepage lists
- Which platforms it names
- What it says about pricing
- What it doesn't say, like how it sets up tracking
Margo Digitech publishes this guide and placed itself first. Transcurators is second because ads need landing pages and copy, and writing is what it says it does. Items 3 to 10 appear in Google India results for this keyword, and their order isn't a ranking.
What should you ask any performance marketing agency before you sign?
Ask how it verifies tracking, what the minimum spend is and who owns the ad accounts, because those answers matter more than a ROAS headline.
Google's conversion tracking help says an Unverified or Inactive status is normal for new tags, and that the status updates to Active only after Google Ads records a first conversion or a successful test event. Ask the agency to show you that status before you scale spend.
Keep the ad accounts in your name, and ask for cost per lead and profit, not only ROAS. Our guide to ROI in digital marketing shows how to turn leads into profit.
Frequently Asked Questions
No neutral ranking exists, and any list reflects who published it. Ours puts Margo Digitech first because we publish it, then Transcurators, then eight names from Google results. Compare agencies on tracking setup, minimum spend, reporting and references from businesses like yours.
No neutral price list exists. Agencies set their own fees, and some publish minimum budgets: one here suggests ₹30K a month in ad spend, and another asks for 1 lakh a month. Ask for the fee, your ad spend and tax as three separate lines.
A performance marketing agency plans and runs paid campaigns on platforms such as Google and Meta, sets up conversion tracking, tests ads and landing pages, and reports on leads or sales. Some also handle SEO and creatives. Ask for the exact scope in writing.
It can be, if the sum works. Take your profit per sale before ad cost, divide the monthly fee plus ad spend by it, and see how many sales you need to break even. If a small budget can't reach that, fix the offer and landing page first.