
"How much should I spend on Meta Ads" is probably the most searched, least answered question in marketing. The honest answer, it depends, but here's how to actually think about it.
Before you scale anything, you need data, real data, not guesses. That means a testing phase, small daily budgets, multiple creative variants, enough spend to reach statistical significance without burning the whole month's budget on one hook.
For most European businesses, that's somewhere between 30 and 50 euros a day per test, run for at least a week, sometimes two, depending on average order value.
Once you have a winner, cost per acquisition under your target, consistent for several days, not one lucky afternoon, then you scale. Slowly, twenty percent increases, not doubling overnight, Meta's algorithm punishes big jumps.
Most businesses scale too early, on too little data, then blame the platform when it doesn't work.
Numbers matter, but only inside a system, creative testing, audience structure, tracking that actually works after iOS changes. Without that, any budget, big or small, burns the same way.
We build that system for European businesses every week, ad spend that scales because the foundation was tested first, not guessed at.
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