Add budget to a campaign without relaunching it.
If an ad campaign is working, AdFlint lets you add more prepaid budget to the same campaign. Users see their wallet balance, know when they need to add credits first, and stay protected by plan limits.
What a campaign top-up should make obvious.
More ad spend should not feel like a mystery charge. The user should know what budget is changing and whether credits are required before they commit.
Increase budget without duplicating the campaign
When a campaign is working, you can add more prepaid budget to the existing campaign instead of rebuilding ads, targeting, and tracking from scratch.
Credits are checked before the top-up
AdFlint only lets the top-up go through if your wallet has enough credits. If not, the interface points you to add credits first.
Budget only moves up, never down
A top-up is intentionally add-only. Customers cannot accidentally reduce a live campaign's committed budget from this flow.
Plan limits still protect the account
Free, Pro, and Enterprise spend caps are checked before more budget is added, so a top-up cannot silently push a user past their plan.
A clean path from more budget to more delivery.
The top-up flow is built for the moment when a campaign is already live and the user wants it to keep spending. It keeps the decision narrow: how much more should this campaign spend?
Open a running or paused campaign
AdFlint shows the Add Budget action on campaign detail pages when the campaign can safely receive more spend.
Enter how much more you want it to spend
The modal shows the current campaign budget, wallet balance, quick amounts, and the new campaign budget before anything is charged.
Add credits first if the wallet is short
If the amount is higher than the available balance, the action changes to Add Credits so the user understands the next step.
AdFlint pushes the new budget to ad platforms
The campaign budget updates inside AdFlint, then the platform budgets are updated for Google, Meta, LinkedIn, or any eligible simulated/test allocation.
If credits are missing, the next action is clear.
When the wallet balance is too low, AdFlint does not leave the user staring at a disabled button. It shows the amount of credits needed and gives them an Add Credits action.
Built to prevent confusing spend changes.
Best for winning campaigns
Top-ups are useful when early data looks good and the user wants the same campaign to keep delivering.
Prepaid by design
A campaign cannot spend money the user has not added. Credits remain the source of truth for campaign funding.
Clear accounting
Each top-up creates a wallet transaction and a campaign history event, so the change is visible later.
Questions about adding budget to campaigns.
Can I add more money to an active ad campaign?
Yes. In AdFlint, active and paused campaigns can receive budget top-ups as long as the campaign has not ended, the selected platforms can still spend, and the user has enough credits.
Do I need credits before increasing a campaign budget?
Yes. Campaign top-ups are prepaid. The modal shows the user's wallet balance and tells them to add credits first if the balance is too low.
Can a user decrease the campaign budget from this flow?
No. Budget top-ups are add-only. This prevents accidental reductions to a live campaign's committed spend.
What happens if the amount is above the user's plan limit?
AdFlint blocks the top-up before charging credits and explains which plan limit was exceeded. Users need to upgrade before adding that much budget.
Does this work for Google, Meta, and LinkedIn?
Yes. AdFlint can update eligible campaign budgets across its live managed Google, Meta, and LinkedIn ad platforms. The exact platform behavior still depends on each network's own budget rules and review state.
What if the campaign is already over?
Ended campaigns cannot be topped up. The safer path is to create or duplicate a campaign with a new end date and budget.
Start with prepaid credits. Add more budget when the campaign works.
AdFlint keeps campaign funding understandable: credits fund ad spend, plan limits control scale, and top-ups only increase a campaign after the user confirms the amount.