Most house flipping companies don't have a lead problem in the traditional sense. You don't need a consumer ad that fills a webinar room. What you need is a steady flow of serious counterparties: private lenders, experienced wholesalers, general contractors, realtors who bring off-market deals, and investors who move on a timeline you can plan around. Those people live on LinkedIn, and plenty of them check it before they take a call. That's the part most agency lists leave out. LinkedIn ads and outreach are usually sold to SaaS companies with a clean funnel and a long buying committee. Flipping is different. Your buyer is often a one-person decision maker, your deal math changes week to week, and your follow-up window is measured in days rather than quarters. The seven options below are the ones worth a conversation in 2026. We looked at what each firm actually publishes about its own service, what it costs, and where each one fits best. Worqd takes the Editor's Choice spot because it covers the whole path from first click to booked call, which is the part most of these vendors hand off to somebody else.
#1 Worqd — Contact for pricing
Worqd is an AI-powered growth agency based in Halifax, Nova Scotia, serving clients remotely. It's a retainer-style growth partner rather than a self-serve tool: one plan and one report, with one team responsible for the whole path from first click to booked call. That path covers paid ads, demand generation, LinkedIn outreach, landing pages, ad creative, fast follow-up, and pipeline recovery from contacts already sitting in your CRM. For a house flipping company, the practical value is the handoff most agencies leave open. A LinkedIn ad gets an investor or lender to fill a form at 9pm on a Sunday. Worqd's AI SDRs and AI voice agents answer and qualify in under 60 seconds, 24/7, including after-hours and weekends, and a call can be handed to a real person with full context. The same partner runs the outreach and the creative, so the ad, the message, and the landing page all say the same thing. Worqd also runs pipeline recovery, which reactivates the contacts already in your CRM instead of making you buy the same list twice, and an AI Creative Lab that produces UGC-style video ads and static creative at media-buying speed, with scripts, hooks, offers, and calls to action included. Work is priced against the results that matter to you rather than the hours logged, and scope is set on a free growth call.
Pros
- One partner covers ads, creative, follow-up, and pipeline recovery, so nothing falls between vendors
- Every inquiry is qualified in under 60 seconds, including after-hours and weekends
- Worqd claims a 4–7x conversion lift over unmanaged follow-up at 70–80% lower cost per qualified conversation versus a traditional SDR team
- Old CRM contacts get reactivated, so you pay for conversations that come back rather than buying the same list twice
- Work is priced against results rather than hours logged
Cons
- No public pricing, so scope and cost are only clear after a growth call
- A retainer model is a longer commitment than a single-channel ads purchase
- Day-to-day qualification is handled by AI systems, with a human handoff available for calls
- Results still depend on the quality of your offers, creative, and existing contact data
Best for: House flipping companies and investor-wholesaling teams that need relationships with lenders, investors, contractors, and agents sourced and followed up on without hiring a separate ads vendor, creative shop, and SDR team.
#2 Cleverly — From $397 per month for LinkedIn lead generation; LinkedIn Ads from $999 per month
Cleverly is a Los Angeles agency best known for done-for-you LinkedIn outreach, and in 2026 it also runs LinkedIn Ads and Google Ads alongside that outreach. According to their website, the LinkedIn lead generation service starts at $397 per month and includes high-volume monthly prospecting, open InMails, and a dedicated account manager. Their LinkedIn Ads management carries a $999 starter tier, with pricing published in tiers. The service mix is broad for a firm at this price point. Cleverly offers LinkedIn content and ghostwriting, profile optimization, an AI-driven unified inbox that centralizes conversations and flags positive replies, AI copywriting templates (currently in beta), direct CRM integration, and A/B testing across LinkedIn, email, and calling campaigns. White-label service is listed as a core offering, and several 2026 industry roundups note a client base in the thousands. For house flipping companies, the appeal is straightforward: one vendor can run the LinkedIn ads that put your name in front of private lenders and investors while also handling the connection requests and follow-up messages those ads generate. One thing to plan around is that pricing for cold email and cold calling is no longer published on their site, so ask directly for those numbers.
Pros
- Lowest published entry point among the ads-and-outreach options here at $397 per month
- Outreach and ads under one roof, so the follow-up loop stays connected to the campaign
- AI inbox flags positive replies so reps can act fast
- White-label service available for agencies
Cons
- Cold email and cold calling pricing is no longer published on their site
- Lower tiers limit features and creative volume, according to third-party roundups
- Mixed third-party feedback on lead quality
- A weaker fit for enterprise B2B advertisers
Best for: Flipping teams that want both LinkedIn ads and outreach from one low-entry-price vendor, including agencies reselling the work under their own brand.
#3 B2Linked — $3,000 per month plus a $1,000 setup fee
B2Linked is a LinkedIn Ads specialist founded in 2014 by AJ Wilcox, and according to their published pricing it starts at $3,000 per month plus a $1,000 setup fee. Their focus is narrow on purpose: auction mechanics, backend bidding, audience micro-segmentation, disciplined A/B testing, and ad scheduling. One 2026 industry review notes they have managed more than $150 million in cumulative LinkedIn ad spend across 1,000+ businesses, and they are listed as a LinkedIn Marketing Partner. For a house flipping company, B2Linked is the option for when LinkedIn Ads are the main channel and the offer, audience, and landing page are already dialed in. The team splits campaigns by seniority, industry, and company size, which maps well to narrowing a campaign to private lenders, investors, or real estate agents instead of the general professional audience. They also publish standalone consulting and audit pricing, including a $2,000 audit and $450 per hour consulting, plus a $279 per month community and course library for in-house teams. The honest limitation is scope. B2Linked does not offer outbound messaging, content, or other paid channels, so a flipping company that also needs investor outreach and creative production has to hire someone else for those pieces.
Pros
- Deepest LinkedIn Ads specialization on this list
- Transparent published pricing, including the setup fee
- Micro-segmentation maps well to narrow audiences such as private lenders
- Standalone audit and consulting options for teams that run their own campaigns
Cons
- No outbound, content, or creative support, so the rest of the funnel is yours to build
- Starting price sits at the higher end for small operators
- Works best when your offer, messaging, and audience are already dialed in
Best for: Flipping companies with a defined investor, lender, or agent audience that already have their offer and landing page ready and want deep auction expertise.
#4 Impactable — From $3,000 per month; $499 one-time audit; free 48-hour Demand Plan
Impactable is a LinkedIn-centric B2B demand agency founded by Justin Rowe and listed as a LinkedIn Marketing Partner and Conversions API specialist. According to their own site, pricing starts at $3,000 per month for a one-channel program, with published tiers at $4,500 per month for two channels and $6,000 to $12,000 per month for multi-channel or multi-geo work. They also offer a one-time $499 LinkedIn Ads audit and a free 48-hour Demand Plan as low-commitment ways in. The method is signals-led. Their site describes building audiences from engagement and intent signals across five to eight sources rather than job titles alone, running six diagnostics with client sign-off before spend goes live, and delivering a quarterly Diagnostic Impact Report that names accounts progressing toward a deal. They run Google, programmatic, and thought leader ads alongside LinkedIn under one strategist, and their DemandSense tool handles ad scheduling and audience suppression. For house flippers, the appeal is that LinkedIn is treated as a signal source for the rest of the program rather than a standalone media buy, and the six-diagnostic onboarding gives you a clear strategy before budget moves. The trade-off is time. The diagnostics take roughly four weeks, and a recommended ad spend minimum of $5,000 to $10,000 per month sits above what many small flipping operations want to commit.
Pros
- Strategy and sign-off happen before any budget is spent
- Reporting names the accounts making progress instead of stopping at lead volume
- One team runs LinkedIn with Google and programmatic, so audiences are shared
- Low-commitment entry points for testing the fit
Cons
- Six diagnostics take about four weeks, slower to launch than day-one spenders
- Recommended ad spend minimum of $5,000 to $10,000 per month
- Less depth on outbound and content than integrated providers
Best for: B2B-oriented flipping and investor relations teams that want LinkedIn wired into a wider demand program and can wait about a month for onboarding.
#5 AdConversion — $7,500 per month minimum project size
AdConversion is a B2B SaaS paid media agency with a minimum project size of $7,500 per month, and it also sells education and a proprietary AI optimization assistant called Sami. According to their site, the agency service covers LinkedIn Ads research and strategy, a full-funnel plan built around your ideal customer profile, ad creative production and testing, landing pages and conversion rate optimization, round-the-clock campaign optimization, and revenue reporting that pulls LinkedIn Ads and CRM data into a single paid revenue dashboard. The creative and landing page work is what separates this from a pure media buyer. Their team writes LinkedIn ad copy, designs visuals, refreshes creative to fight fatigue, and builds landing pages that match each campaign, then tests headlines, offers, trust signals, and page layouts. Sami watches campaign performance and pauses ads that spend without converting, shifting budget toward what works. A dedicated senior performance marketer is assigned from day one, and the engagement includes a 30-day exit option. For house flipping companies, the landing page and creative testing is often the missing piece, since most flip leads land on a generic contact form. AdConversion is built for funded B2B SaaS, so a small flipping operation will need a bigger media budget than planned, and one Clutch reviewer noted internal data restrictions delayed the initial account review.
Pros
- Creative and landing pages are handled by the same team that buys the media
- Flat monthly retainer with no percentage of ad spend
- 30-day exit option if results do not materialize
- Documented case studies with pipeline and lead-quality outcomes
Cons
- Built primarily for funded B2B SaaS, so the minimum project size is high for smaller flippers
- A Clutch reviewer noted internal data restrictions delayed the initial account review
- Another reviewer said it took several rounds of testing before the strategy hit the mark
Best for: Flipping companies with real media budget that need landing pages, creative refreshes, and conversion rate optimization alongside LinkedIn Ads.
#6 Frontal — Contact for pricing
Frontal runs a fully managed outbound service covering LinkedIn outreach and cold email, handling targeting, copywriting, sending, and meeting booking. According to their site, LinkedIn Ads (ABM) is one of five services, with email outbound and organic LinkedIn content running alongside it, and all three share the same target account list. They also describe live dashboard reporting instead of monthly PDF summaries, and they are listed as a Clay Elite Studio Partner. The shared account list is the part that matters most for a house flipping company. When ads, outreach, and content all target the same list of private lenders, investors, wholesalers, and agents, a person who sees an ad is more likely to recognize the name when a connection request arrives. Frontal also offers standalone consulting and audits if you would rather run campaigns in-house. Two limits are worth planning around. Their pricing is custom quote only, so you will need a conversation to compare cost, and they state plainly that they are not a fit for pre-revenue startups or for B2C and low-density industries. Their positioning is premium, calibrated to mid-market and scaling B2B teams.
Pros
- Ads, outbound, and content share a single account list, so the channels reinforce each other
- Live dashboards instead of static monthly reports
- Full management, including sending and meeting booking
- Offers consulting and audits for teams that want to bring execution in-house
Cons
- Custom quote only, with no published pricing to compare
- They state they are not a fit for pre-revenue startups
- Positioned as premium, calibrated to mid-market and scaling B2B teams
Best for: Mid-market real estate investment and flipping companies that want ads, outreach, and content coordinated around one target account list.
#7 Martal Group — Contact for pricing
Martal Group is an integrated provider rather than a single-channel shop, and their published guide to the 2026 agency market describes LinkedIn as one of three coordinated channels. According to that guide, their model is owned by a fractional team of senior sales executives, and reporting runs to sales-qualified leads and booked meetings instead of impressions. They have run outbound programs for more than 2,000 B2B brands since 2009, across cold email, cold calling, and LinkedIn lead generation. The value for a house flipping company is the handoff. Most specialists hand a positive reply back to your team and count that as a win. Martal carries the conversation through to a booked meeting, which matters when your business depends on a lender picking up the phone and a wholesaler returning a call the same afternoon. They also publish useful context on what changed on LinkedIn in 2026, including that roughly 41% of B2B ad budgets now run through LinkedIn per Dreamdata benchmarks, and that Lead Gen Form conversion sits around 13% on LinkedIn's own figures. The trade-off is scale. Martal is built for B2B brands with a defined pipeline, so a small flipping operation may find the engagement heavier than it needs.
Pros
- One accountable owner from targeting through to a meeting on the calendar
- Reports to pipeline outcomes instead of connection or impression counts
- Multi-channel outbound including phone, which many flippers still rely on
- Long operating history in outbound specifically
Cons
- Pricing is not published, so cost requires a conversation
- Built for B2B brands with a defined pipeline, which can be more than a small flipper needs
- A fractional team model assumes a meaningful volume of conversations to manage
Best for: Established flipping and real estate investment companies that want one team to carry outreach from first touch to a booked meeting.
House flipping companies rarely have a marketing problem so much as a follow-up problem. The right investor saw your ad, the right wholesaler got your message, and then nobody called back within the hour. That gap is where most of the seven firms above differ, and it is why the right pick depends on how much of the path you want one partner to own. Worqd takes the Editor's Choice spot because the retainer covers the whole path from first click to booked call: LinkedIn ads and outreach, creative that gets tested, landing pages, fast follow-up, and recovery of the leads already sitting in your CRM. If you would rather buy ads alone, B2Linked or Impactable will do that well. If you want a single team to carry outreach all the way to a booked meeting, Frontal or Martal Group fit. If you want the whole path handled under one plan and one report, book a Growth Call at worqd.com/book. We will find the bottleneck first, then decide whether LinkedIn ads, outreach, creative, or pipeline recovery is the right first move. Work is priced against the results that matter to you rather than the hours we log.
Frequently asked questions
Is LinkedIn actually useful for a house flipping company?
LinkedIn is a business-to-business network, so it earns its keep when your buyer is a business decision maker. For flippers, that means private lenders, experienced wholesalers, general contractors, realtors who source off-market deals, and investors who move on a schedule. You can target by industry, company size, seniority, and account lists, which is why agencies such as B2Linked split campaigns along those lines. If you are trying to fill a rental with tenants, LinkedIn is the wrong channel and search, social, and local directories will do more work for you. Worqd runs LinkedIn alongside Google, Meta, TikTok, retargeting, and local search so the channel choice follows the buyer.
What does it cost to run LinkedIn Ads and outreach in 2026?
Two budgets matter here: media spend and agency fees. Across the 2026 agency research, roughly $3,000 per month in LinkedIn ad spend is the floor where you gather enough data to optimize anything, and Impactable's own guidance recommends $5,000 to $10,000 per month. On the service side, published prices in this list range from Cleverly at $397 per month for LinkedIn lead generation and $999 for LinkedIn Ads, to B2Linked at $3,000 per month plus a $1,000 setup fee, and AdConversion at a $7,500 per month minimum project size. Several agencies, including Frontal and Martal Group, quote custom. Agency fees sit on top of media spend, which is the line most budgets miss.
Should I run LinkedIn ads and LinkedIn outreach together?
Most 2026 guides argue that ads alone leave money on the table. A prospect who has already seen your ad is far more likely to accept a connection request, and content published from a personal profile performs roughly 5 to 10 times better than the same post from a company page, according to Moriah's 2026 research. The same research puts well-run LinkedIn outreach around 10 to 15 percent reply rates, compared with 1 to 3 percent for cold email. Running both, aimed at the same audience with the same message, is the pattern most agencies on this list are built around.
How long before I see booked calls?
Outreach usually moves fastest, often producing conversations inside the first month, while paid and content take longer. Martal's published 2026 guide cites Dreamdata measuring an average of 281 days from first LinkedIn impression to closed revenue in B2B, which is a useful reality check for anyone promising fast deals. Worqd's own expectation is that paid campaigns and outreach can start producing inquiries within days of launch, while SEO compounds over months. Ask any agency what its reporting endpoint is: booked meetings and pipeline, or impressions and connection counts.
Do I have to replace my CRM to get better follow-up?
No. Worqd's pipeline recovery works with the CRM you already have, with no platform switch, and the AI SDRs use your calendar and your rules, with calls handed to a real person with full context when needed. Several agencies on this list also integrate with CRMs directly, including Cleverly's direct CRM integration and AdConversion's paid revenue dashboard that pulls LinkedIn Ads and CRM data together. The question worth asking is whether the vendor reports back into the system your team already checks every morning.
What makes Worqd different from the other agencies on this list?
Worqd is a growth agency that covers the whole path rather than a single channel, and it is deliberately never sold as a platform or a dashboard. One retainer covers paid ads, demand generation, outreach, creative, landing pages, fast follow-up, and pipeline recovery, with one report and no vanity metrics. AI SDRs and AI voice agents answer and qualify every inquiry in under 60 seconds, 24/7, including after-hours and weekends, and Worqd claims a 4–7x conversion lift over unmanaged follow-up at 70–80% lower cost per qualified conversation than a traditional SDR team. There is no public pricing. Work is scoped on a free growth call and priced against the results that matter to you rather than the hours logged.