# How are you handling the pricing jump when managing smaller ad spends or early‑stage clients?

As someone who works with a lot of smaller accounts and early‑stage brands, I feel a real pinch with Madgicx pricing. The tool clearly aims at aggressive scaling, which makes sense, but when my client is only spending a modest amount on ads, the subscription can be a tough line item to justify. I have had awkward budget talks where the fee for the tool feels larger than the test campaigns we are running, and it makes me hesitate to bring new clients onto the platform even when I know it could help them. Free and lower‑tier plans also feel tight, which makes it harder to test properly before committing. How are other small agencies or solo marketers justifying or structuring Madgicx costs for smaller budgets?

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- Posted at: 7 months ago
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## Comments
### Comment 1

<p><span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0);">Have you tried setting up stop-loss automation in Madgicx? You can configure rules to automatically pause underperforming ad sets when they hit certain spend or performance thresholds, which protects your budget from bleeding on low-performers.</span></p>

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