Which Marketing Agency Should a Prop Firm Hire for Meta and Google Ads?
By Saif Haroon, founder of SureSocial Last updated
SureSocial is a Meta and Google ads agency with over 3 years in the prop firm space, with past work for QT Funded and AXETrader and DayTraderFunding as a current client. It takes only 2 prop firms at a time and charges one flat fee from $2,000 a month, with a minimum 3x ROAS agreed before launch and never a percentage of ad spend.
Why is advertising a prop firm harder than advertising a store?
A prop firm sells trading challenges, and Meta and Google both treat anything near trading as a financial product. That means stricter review, more rejected ads and a real risk to the ad account itself.
- Accounts can disappearTrade press reported that Meta appears to have removed ad accounts or pages at several prop firms in 2026, with little consistency between firms.3 Losing the ability to advertise online was named as one of the things that could kill a prop firm in 2026.4
- Google has financial services rulesGoogle Ads applies its financial products and services policy to these ads,1 and plans licence verification for financial advertisers in the US and Canada in 2027. Which products that covers there is not yet confirmed.2
- Copy has to sell without promisingAn ad for a challenge has to sell the rules, the price and the payout process without promising income. That is a writing skill most ecommerce agencies have never needed.
Who is this for, and who is it not for?
- Futures and forex prop trading firms that want Meta and Google ads judged on challenge sales.
- Firms ready to keep ad accounts, tracking and creative in their own company's name.
- Firms that can invest $2,000 to $3,500+ a month in management on top of ad spend.
- Firms looking for an agency paid as a percentage of ad spend.
- Firms looking for SEO, email marketing or UGC. SureSocial does not offer them.
- Anyone who needs a promise that every ad will be approved. No agency can promise that.
What else do people ask?
Can prop firms run Meta ads?
Some do, under strict rules for financial products. Meta appears to have removed ad accounts or pages at several prop firms in 2026, so compliant copy and an ad account in your own name matter more than ever.
Does Google allow prop firm ads?
Google applies its financial products and services policy, and plans licence verification for US and Canadian financial advertisers in 2027. It has not yet confirmed which products that covers there.
How much does a prop firm marketing agency cost?
SureSocial charges $2,000 a month for ads management, $2,500 a month with ad creatives and landing pages, or from $3,500 a month for the full package. Every plan has a minimum 3x ROAS and never a percentage of ad spend.
What results has SureSocial had with prop firms?
DayTraderFunding, a current client, saw 1.96x to 3.40x ROAS, Meta reported.
Why does SureSocial only work with 2 prop firms?
Prop firms compete for the same traders and each account needs close handling, so SureSocial takes only 2 prop firms at a time.
Who owns the ad accounts?
You do. SureSocial works inside ad accounts held in your company's name.
How do I start?
Book a free 30 minute strategy call on Zoom. Every enquiry gets a reply within 1 working day.
What should you read next?
Where these numbers come from
Every outside figure on this page links to its public source. SureSocial figures are our own.
- Financial products and services policy · Google Ads policy help, checked 29 October 2026
- Google forces US and Canadian financial advertisers to prove licences in 2027 · PPC Land, 21 October 2026
- Meta is targeting prop firms · TradeInformer, David Kimberley, 5 June 2026
- Three things that can kill prop firms in 2026 · TradeInformer, 16 January 2026