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See which campaigns show stronger performance signals and which need more evidence before receiving additional budget.
Budget decisions for growth
Turn your growth goals and available budget into a campaign investment plan. CBO helps you identify where to increase spend, compare allocation strategies, and plan when to invest—with the evidence behind each recommendation and your approval before changes go live.
Campaign Budget Optimizer (CBO) helps in-house marketers and agencies turn growth goals into budget decisions for their existing campaigns. Compare investment options, plan daily funding, and keep the evidence and approvals together.
From available budget to an investment plan
Your reports show what happened. The next decision is harder: which campaigns deserve more funding, how much to allocate, and what needs attention before you increase spend.
See which campaigns show stronger performance signals and which need more evidence before receiving additional budget.
Compare performance, coverage, and your own strategy. See proposed campaign budgets, daily timing, and the tradeoffs behind each option.
Review the evidence, adjust the plan, and approve supported budget changes. Track planned versus actual spend as the month unfolds.
Evidence before expansion
CampaignHealth surfaces scale candidates and campaign concerns. ConversionHealth checks whether the conversion evidence is usable. Together, they help explain where an increase deserves consideration and where more evidence is needed.
A larger budget does not have to be spent all at once. CBO explains when part of it remains unallocated.
Compare planned, actual, and forecast spend to see how your investment plan is progressing.
Trace the data, assumptions, and trade-offs behind every proposed budget move.
Approval and publishing remain separate events with separate owners and timestamps.
The CBO Calendar keeps approved budgets, timing, and planned-versus-actual history together.
For professional marketers and agencies
Give your team or client a clear proposal: where to invest, what supports the decision, and what to review next.
Review account performance and pacing to identify where an allocation decision needs attention.
Recommendations, approvals, and publishing stay distinct—each with its own status, owner, and timestamp.
Every recommendation carries the evidence, assumptions, edits, and approval behind the final plan.
One controlled workflow
CBO turns fragmented platform data into an explicit budget decision without removing the marketer from the process.
Bring in supported ad accounts through official platform connections.
See the account’s current budget position, forecast, risk, and data confidence.
Evaluate performance-weighted, coverage, and custom strategies side by side.
Save the chosen plan and publish only after an explicit human action.
Control that holds up in a client meeting
Clear account context, role-aware actions, platform revocation, and a complete approval history belong in the product—not a separate compliance spreadsheet.
Explore platform controlsBuilt on documented platform access
CBO uses official platform interfaces and controlled authorization flows. These primary sources define the access patterns behind the product:
Straight answers
How CBO helps with increased investment, better allocation, and control.
Campaign Budget Optimizer helps marketers and agencies decide where to invest in their existing campaigns. It combines budget recommendations, strategy comparison, health checks, daily planning, and human approval.
Yes. CBO helps you evaluate where to increase investment across your existing campaigns, compare allocation strategies, and plan daily budgets against the objective you set. It also shows when tracking gaps, limited data, or growth limits mean part of the budget should remain unallocated. You review and approve supported changes before they go live.
No. CBO separates analysis, recommendation, approval, and publishing. A person reviews the exact account, calculation, and proposed budget before any supported live change can be published.
Google Ads supports reporting and approved budget and campaign-status changes. Meta Ads is read-only, and Microsoft Advertising supports reading and reporting. GA4 adds analytics context. LinkedIn is sign-in only. Publishing availability differs by platform.
Yes. In-house teams can evaluate how to fund growth goals and explain investment tradeoffs to leadership. Agencies can compare plans for individual client accounts and keep recommendations, approvals, and decision history together.
A team can connect an advertising account, establish a monthly control limit, and review its first budget position in one guided workflow. A software trial is available without a credit card.
AI recommendations. Human approval. No surprise budget changes.
CBO gives operators a control layer: compare strategies, save plans to the calendar, and review planned vs actual spend before live budgets change.
For owners and solo marketers who need to understand pacing before changing live budgets.
For experienced marketers who want strategy comparison, calendar planning, and approval control.
For agencies that need a client-safe budget control layer across Google, Meta, and Microsoft.
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Trial limits: 3 client accounts, 1 team member, 1 connected platform, and 20 AI analysis runs per month. Reports remain accessible after expiry.
Enterprise: custom quote for a scoped deployment. Contact us.
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