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Budget pacing

How Pace decides when to pause, daily vs monthly caps, platform behaviour, and manual overrides.

10 articles

How budgets and pacing fit together

Every spend control sits in one of three layers: the budget envelope, the goals that steer money inside it, and the rails that bound single ad sets.

5 min read

Set your monthly budget

Set your account's monthly budget in Account Settings and Pace adjusts campaign budgets daily to land on target, with a different figure each month.

3 min read

Edit budgets in bulk with a spreadsheet

Change monthly budgets for every account and campaign group at once: download a spreadsheet, edit the numbers, upload, then review changes before applying.

3 min read

What each spreadsheet column accepts

Every column in the bulk edit spreadsheet and the values it accepts — account manager, goals, active schedule, Slack channel and email recipients.

4 min read

How Pace decides your budget changes

A walkthrough of what runs every time Pace touches a campaign budget on any ad platform — what the AI sees, the safety layers, and what you control.

6 min read

Stop your ad accounts from overspending

Overspend protection is a hard spending ceiling that pauses your campaigns before month-to-date spend runs past your budget, checked every five minutes.

4 min read

Guarantee a daily minimum ad spend

Hold a guaranteed daily minimum on accounts that commit to daily spend instead of a monthly total, and let Pace spend more only when the results earn it.

3 min read

Split one account's budget into groups

Split your account's monthly budget into separate pots, each with its own budget and goal, so brand and performance spend stay capped apart.

3 min read

Run a pacing update on demand

Run a pacing update on demand, for a single account or a whole portfolio, the moment you change a budget instead of waiting for Pace's next scheduled run.

3 min read

How budget pacing works across platforms

See what Pace paces on Google Ads, Microsoft Ads, LinkedIn Ads, Meta Ads, and TikTok Ads, so you know what automation touches before switching it on.

5 min read

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