Threshold limits for Google Ads and Twitter Ads?

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Does anyone know if Google Ads and Twitter Ads still have threshold limits before they start billing? Like the old days when you could run campaigns and get a few hundred worth of traffic before paying. Curious if this still works in 2025.
 
Google still has billing thresholds but it depends on account history, country, and spend pattern.
 
Twitter (X) ads usually ask for upfront card billing now, less leeway compared to Google.
 
Those old billing thresholds are basically gone, now they charge almost immediately once you hit the set daily limit.
 
Does anyone know if Google Ads and Twitter Ads still have threshold limits before they start billing? Like the old days when you could run campaigns and get a few hundred worth of traffic before paying. Curious if this still works in 2025.
Nope, both Google and Twitter bill pretty much in real-time now, no more “run first, pay later.”
 
You can’t exploit old thresholds anymore; your card gets charged as soon as you hit the daily cap.
 
Only way around is preloaded balance on some platforms, but standard accounts charge instantly.
 
yes, both Google Ads and X (formerly Twitter) still use billing/threshold rules, but not exactly like “run $300‑worth of traffic before paying” in a fully deferred way. There are differences, depends on region, payment method, account history, etc. I’ll break them down so you know what to expect in 2025.
 
Google Ads still uses a billing threshold, but it’s more based on your account history now; Twitter Ads doesn’t really have a threshold anymore—it’s mostly pay as you go, but both platforms have more robust payment systems these days.
 
Both Google and Twitter bill as you go now, there’s no free threshold where you run ads before paying first.
 
Google bills after small thresholds, Twitter X charges instantly, no free traffic anymore.
 
Yes, Google Ads still uses billing thresholds in 2025, but it’s not like the old days where you could rack up hundreds in free traffic before paying. Twitter (now X) Ads no longer really gives you that “run-now-pay-later” experience either.
 
Does anyone know if Google Ads and Twitter Ads still have threshold limits before they start billing? Like the old days when you could run campaigns and get a few hundred worth of traffic before paying. Curious if this still works in 2025.
They still bill on a threshold basis, once you hit your set limit they charge automatically.
 
Great insights, It’s clear that the run now, pay later days are over, building account trust is the only way to scale thresholds in 2025.
 
Google Ads and Twitter Ads both begin with small spend limits that grow as your account history and payment reliability improve.
 
threshold accounts still work but they’re much harder now. google usually starts you at $50 and x is similar, but they both shadowban or suspend new accounts instantly if the payment method or proxy looks fishy. most people on bhw are just buying aged accounts with history to get those higher limits.
 
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