ABA Marketing Agencies to Compare in 2026
The best ABA marketing agency for your clinic depends on the work you need covered: finding suitable families, improving local visibility or handling follow-up through booking. This Relay-written comparison covers four agencies with published ABA services. It is a shortlist to investigate, not an independent ranking or a promise of results.
How was this shortlist selected?
Disclosure: The Relay Co wrote this page and is one of the agencies listed. We reviewed each company’s own ABA service page on November 7, 2026. The order is alphabetical, not a score. We did not independently audit the other agencies’ case results or test their services.
Inclusion means a company publishes a relevant ABA marketing service, not that it is endorsed by a clinic, regulator or trade body. Compare the current written proposal and speak with relevant client references before hiring.
Which agency covers the work your team needs?
These summaries reflect the linked service descriptions. Ask each company to confirm pricing, implementation duties and contract terms for your clinic.
| Agency | Published focus | What to clarify |
|---|---|---|
| ABA Growth Partner | Publishes paid advertising, search and family qualification as a connected lead-generation service | Ask how its qualification and evaluation-booking responsibilities fit your current intake system. |
| Practice Growth Co | Publishes an ABA service connecting discovery, advertising and intake around clinic capacity | Ask which family follow-up work is managed and what your team keeps. |
| The Relay Co | ABA-only managed growth, with practical family screening and follow-up through suitable tour booking | Discuss staffed capacity, city availability and the scope built into your clinic-owned system. |
| SunHouse Marketing | Publishes ABA lead acquisition and performance marketing services | Ask for the ABA scope, local campaign plan and responsibility for inquiries after the click. |
ABA Growth Partner: a published ABA lead-generation program
ABA Growth Partner’s service page describes Meta and Google campaigns, search visibility and practical qualification. It may be worth a conversation when you want to evaluate a specialist agency’s acquisition program. Ask for the proposed scope and how booked evaluations, attended appointments and enrollments are defined; its published case figures are its own claims.
Practice Growth Co: an ABA offering organized around the family journey
Practice Growth Co’s ABA page describes service discovery, practical intake information and campaigns aligned with available capacity. Its page states month-to-month work and practice-owned advertising accounts. Ask which services your proposal includes and who responds to families. Treat the agency’s published case study as an individual example, not an expected result.
The Relay Co: managed marketing and follow-up under your branding
Relay serves ABA providers only, including center-based and in-home businesses. We build the agreed growth system into your business, find families and check practical fit before handling follow-up and booking suitable tours. Your team conducts the tour, verifies individual benefits and makes clinical decisions.
We work month to month, quote the management fee for your scope and keep advertising spend separate. Your clinic owns the system and leads, and ads run from your own accounts. We work with one ABA clinic per city; ask about current availability rather than assuming a market is open.
The Relay Co has worked with 50+ ABA clinics. In one reported case, Clinic A received 61 inquiries, qualified 29 leads and completed 7 new-client intakes in 2 weeks, with $45,000 in reported revenue. Clinic B received 68 inquiries, qualified 23 leads and completed 10 intakes in 1 month, with $64,250 in reported revenue. These are individual owner-reported cases, not typical results, collected cash or a forecast for your clinic. Results vary by market and capacity.
For established clinics, our commitment is: 20 new intakes in 90 days, or we work for free. New-clinic planning starts with readiness and an agreed launch scope. Read our results page for the case definitions.
SunHouse Marketing: an ABA service within a broader agency
SunHouse Marketing’s ABA service page describes lead acquisition and campaigns for single-clinic and multi-location providers. Consider asking about its relevant ABA experience and the people assigned to your engagement. Confirm the agreement and reporting responsibilities directly rather than assuming that a service page establishes your final scope.
What should every proposal answer?
Use the same questions with every agency, including Relay. The guide to choosing an ABA marketing agency provides a fuller review checklist.
- Which staffed openings and service area will this work support?
- Who qualifies families, answers replies and actually books the next step?
- Which accounts, assets and lead records remain with the clinic if the engagement ends?
- How are management, advertising and any separate production costs disclosed?
- Will reporting separate inquiries, qualified families, attended tours and completed intakes?
Read the primary service descriptions
Sources reviewed November 7, 2026: ABA Growth Partner’s service page; Practice Growth Co’s ABA page; SunHouse Marketing’s ABA service page; and Relay’s ABA marketing scope. Service offerings can change, so verify current terms before deciding.
Frequently asked questions
Is this an independent ranking of ABA marketing agencies?
No. The Relay Co publishes this comparison and is included in it. The shortlist uses public service descriptions in alphabetical order; it does not independently establish which agency will perform best for your clinic.
Should we choose an agency based on its lowest cost per lead?
Compare what counts as a lead and whether suitable families progress to attended tours and completed intake. Include agency fees and other agreed costs, and use comparable reporting windows. A cheap form submission may never become a suitable client.
Put the plan to work.
Relay turns your service priorities into videos, social content, paid campaigns, email, and search pages. For clinic engagements, we also call leads, check practical fit and book the agreed visits. Your team handles clinical decisions, benefits and intake.