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How to track your billing threshold and bill date in Business Suite

Last updated October 2026

After adding a payment method, you can track the billing threshold and bill date in your Business Suite. You can see your billing threshold, bill date, and total ad spend on the Payment page. You can also see your billing threshold, bill date, and total ad spend on the Payment page in Bloc Ads Manager.

Note: When you first set up automatic payment, you can expect a low billing threshold that will increase over time to reflect your actual spending. Failed payments may affect the billing threshold. You can change the billing threshold no more than three times per month.

Learn how to manage your billing threshold for automatic payment.

How to track your billing threshold and bill date in Bloc Business Suite

Learn how to view and track your automatic billing threshold and date in the your Business Suite.

Note: Monthly billing has only one threshold.

  1. Go to your Business Suite & Ads Manager.

  2. Hover over Tools in the top menu.

  3. Click Billing & Payments in the Tools menu.

  4. Click Payment Management.

  5. You'll see your billing threshold and bill date in the Threshold column.

How to track your billing threshold and date in Bloc Ads Manager

Learn how to view your billing threshold and date in the Bloc Ads Manager.

  1. Log in to Bloc Ads Manager.

  2. Hover over the navigation bar at the top and select Tools.

  3. In the Settings section, click Billing & Payments.

  4. Click Payment Management

  5. View the billing threshold and bill date in the Spend so far widget.

For further help with your billing threshold, reach out to a sales representative or if you are not assigned to one, create a customer support ticket to contact Bloc.

Examples of the billing cycle

The following examples are based on an account with a billing threshold of $180 and a bill date of September 12th.

  • Example 1:

    • September 10th: Daily Cost $185 + Unpaid Balance $0

      • The account will automatically be charged $180, because the account's daily spending of $185 is greater than the billing threshold of $180. $5 will be rolled over into the next billing cycle.

    • September 11th: Daily Cost $179 + Unpaid Balance $5

      • The account will automatically be charged $180 because the account's daily spending of $179 + the unpaid balance of $5 is greater than the billing threshold of $180. $4 will be rolled over into the next billing cycle.

    • September 12th: Daily Cost $0 + Unpaid Balance $4

      • The account will automatically be charged the total amount of the unpaid balance of $4 because the account's bill date was reached.

  • Example 2:

    • September 10th: Daily Cost $100 + Unpaid Balance $0

      • The account will not be charged because neither the bill date nor billing threshold was reached.

    • September 11th: Daily Cost $70+ Unpaid Balance $100

      • The account will not be charged because neither the bill date or billing threshold was reached.

    • September 12th: Daily Cost $0+ Unpaid Balance $170

      • The account will automatically be charged the total amount of the unpaid balance of $170 because the account's bill date was reached.

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