The 14-day warm-up and scaling plan
Accounts do not get banned for spending a lot. They get banned for spending a lot suddenly. Warm-up is simply the process of making growth look like growth.
Days 1–3: prove the account works
One campaign, one ad set, a budget well below the account's limit, and a compliant offer you already know converts. The goal is a clean billing cycle and a first successful charge, not profit.
Days 4–7: raise in steps, not jumps
Increase daily budget by roughly 20–30% per step, and never more than once every 24 hours. Doubling a budget on day five is the most common self-inflicted restriction.
Days 8–14: broaden, then push
Add a second campaign before you push the first one to its ceiling. Spread across campaigns reads as a healthy business; a single ad set consuming everything reads as an arbitrage burst.
Raising the spend limit itself
Limits typically lift on their own once the account has a consistent payment history at a stable level. Sustained spend near the current limit, paid on time, is what moves it — not support requests.
Signals to slow down
Sudden delivery drops, ads stuck in review far longer than usual, or a payment held for verification all mean pause the ramp for 48 hours. Pushing through these is how a warning becomes a ban.
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