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# Custom schedule budgets
You can define a budget for a **custom date range**. Popular examples include:
* Promotions running for 1+ days with a set budget
* Mid-month budget increases
* Quarterly budgets
### Creating a custom budget
Start under **Budgets** > **Custom schedules**.
When defining a custom schedule budget, you can set multiple time frames with their own budget amount. You also choose what should happen to your campaigns at the end of the schedule.
You can see future schedules in the **Additional schedules** column, as well as **pacing** data.
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Custom schedules use [Auto manage](/tools/budget/auto-manage.md) to update your daily budgets to meet your target.
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