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Help center — getting started with Spendifier

The shortest path to understanding what the product does, what each plan unlocks, and where to go when you need a hand.

Getting started

Create an account, answer a few simple questions about your campaign, and get a readiness score in under a minute. Spendifier checks eight dimensions — from tracking and targeting to budget, structure, and creative fit — and tells you exactly what to fix before launch.

Plans and limits

Start free with your first campaign. Founder, Growth, and Pro plans unlock more validations, full validation history, AI-powered fix guidance, and deeper campaign tools. Limits reset every month and are shared across your account — everyone on the team draws from the same pool, even across multiple owned workspaces.

AI tools

After validation, AI fix chats help you ask follow-up questions about specific issues. The AI advisor is broader — ask about campaign strategy, audience choices, or whether your approach makes sense. AI output is helpful guidance, not infallible — always review before applying.

Getting help

For pricing, billing, or onboarding questions, use the contact page. For security concerns, email support@spendifier.com. If you are reporting a product issue, including the campaign or validation ID and your browser helps us resolve it much faster.

FAQ

Questions we expect people to ask early.

Will Spendifier launch or edit my ads for me?

No. Spendifier is read-only — it never launches, edits, pauses, or spends in your ad account. It helps you judge the setup before you publish, and, if you connect Meta, watches your live campaigns for drift afterward.

Can I use Spendifier without connecting my Meta account?

Yes. The pre-launch validation works entirely from the campaign details you enter — no Meta connection needed. Connecting Meta is optional and only required if you want to import a live campaign or get post-launch drift monitoring.

How is the validation score calculated?

Each of the eight dimensions is scored on its readiness for launch, then combined into an overall 0–100 readiness score with a launch decision (ready, ready with risks, or not ready). The score weighs the dimensions by their impact on whether the campaign can perform.

What does the readiness score tell you — and what does it not?

It measures how well your campaign is set up: whether the structure, tracking, targeting, budget, offer, and creative give it a fair chance to work. That is the part you control before launch, and it is where most preventable waste comes from. What it does not predict is the market’s answer — how much demand there is this month, what competitors are doing, how people react to your offer once they actually see it. That split is the useful part. With a strong score, the setup is no longer one of the variables: if results come in soft, you already know to look at the offer and the audience instead of spending a week hunting for a broken pixel.

What counts as one validation?

Each time you run the full 8-dimension check on a campaign, that counts as one validation. Editing your campaign details and re-running the check uses another validation. Your monthly allowance resets on the same day each month.

Where should I ask about my plan or billing?

Use the contact page for pricing, billing, and onboarding questions. Security issues should go through support@spendifier.com.

Is Spendifier a replacement for a media buyer or agency?

No — and the difference is worth being precise about. A media buyer sets strategy, writes creative, makes the daily spend decisions, and owns the result. Spendifier does none of those things. It is the quality-control layer around them: before launch it checks that a campaign is structurally sound, and after launch — on a paid plan with Meta connected — it watches your live campaigns daily and flags drift such as CTR decline, CPM spikes, rising frequency, or cost per result creeping up. It tells you what changed and what to do about it; you or your buyer decide and act. If you already work with an agency, that is a second pair of eyes at both ends. If you run your own ads, it will not replace the judgement of someone doing this full time, but it catches most of the expensive, preventable mistakes — and it is there at 2am when you are about to press publish.

Need more?

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