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Budgets and unit economics

What is the minimum budget to advertise a project?

Last updated 2026-09-19

QDnCo’s published working media minimum is around ₹1,00,000 per month, separate from agency fees. This is an engagement-planning policy, not a universal Meta or Google requirement. The budget a project needs depends on the objective, expected event cost, test duration and number of comparisons. Agree the spending limit and success criteria before launch.

What the learning phase actually requires

Delivery systems learn from the events they receive, but an account’s learning status does not establish profit or lead quality. Useful evidence depends on reliable tracking, sufficient observations for the decision and time for leads to progress through the sales cycle.

For a planning illustration, 50 leads at an assumed ₹400 CPL would require ₹20,000 of media. That arithmetic is not a minimum budget imposed by either platform and does not guarantee 50 leads. Splitting a limited budget across many comparisons reduces the evidence available for each comparison.

Google’s budget guidance describes choosing a campaign budget around advertising goals and the amount you are comfortable spending.

If the proposed test is too large for the available budget

Reduce the number of questions the first test needs to answer. Check tracking and the landing page, choose a relevant objective, and set a review date and spending cap. A smaller campaign may still produce useful observations; it cannot support every comparison or a precise booking forecast.

Agree whether a narrower paid test, research or an organic initiative is the best next step. Do not increase spend solely to remove a platform learning label.

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