Ira Bodnar·August 21, 2026·Updated August 21, 2026·16 min read

Best Acquisio Alternatives in 2026 (Its Site Now Redirects Away)

The plain fact first: acquisio.com now 301-redirects to clientcampaigns.com — checked August 2026 — which means the Acquisio brand is effectively gone and there is no product page left to evaluate. This guide ranks five working replacements for the job Acquisio was hired for — running paid search and social across many accounts — on coverage, execution and, given how this search started, vendor stability. Optmyzr leads at 9.0/10, ahead of Skai, Ryze AI, Opteo and Marin. Disclosure: this guide is published by Ryze AI, which appears at #3 with its cons stated.

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Acquisio alternatives 2026: five platforms ranked

Acquisio's pitch was cross-channel PPC management at multi-account scale, sold mostly to agencies and local-marketing resellers. Its domain now redirects to clientcampaigns.com, so the ranking question is not "which tool is most like Acquisio" but "which stable vendor covers that job best in 2026." We scored on coverage of the multi-account search-and-social job, on how much of the work each platform executes, and on vendor stability — because nobody who just watched a platform disappear wants to migrate twice.

Rank	Tool	Editorial score	Best for	Starting price
1	Optmyzr	9.0/10	Agency PPC suite: rules, scripts, audits	from ~$208/mo (annual) · 14-day trial
2	Skai	8.7/10	Enterprise commerce media at scale	from $114K/yr (published tiers)
3	Ryze AI	8.6/10	Autonomous execution, flat fee	$89/mo · 7-day free trial
4	Opteo	8.2/10	Google Ads suggestions, one-click apply	Basic $129/mo
5	Marin Software	7.4/10	Legacy like-for-like suite, in transition	pricing on request

Optmyzr takes the top slot at 9.0/10 because it is the most complete working replacement for the agency job: rules, scripts, audits and budget pacing across a book of accounts, from a vendor that is very much still in business. Skai is the pick when the budget is enterprise-sized — it now publishes its tiers, starting at $114K/year. Ryze AI ranks third, not first: it executes more of the account than anything here, but it is a different model — autonomous software rather than an agency management console — and this axis rewards the console. Marin ranks last on stability grounds, not product ones: it was acquired by Zax Capital and is in transition, which is exactly the risk an ex-Acquisio buyer is trying to escape.

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What happened to Acquisio?

The observable facts are short. As of August 2026, acquisio.com returns a 301 permanent redirect to clientcampaigns.com. There is no Acquisio pricing page, product page or signup left to link to. Whatever remains of the technology, the Acquisio brand is effectively gone as something you can evaluate and buy.

Why that matters more than any feature comparison

A 301 is the web's way of saying "permanently moved." For a buyer, it means the honest answer to "should I choose Acquisio?" is that there is no longer an Acquisio to choose. Reviews, comparison charts and directory listings that still describe it as a live product are describing a snapshot. If you are on a legacy contract or arrived from an old bookmark, the practical task is picking a successor — which is what the rest of this page does.

The job Acquisio was hired for

Acquisio built its name on machine-learning bid and budget optimization for agencies and local-marketing resellers — many small accounts, managed to a standard, across search and social, without opening each one daily. That job still exists, and it splits across three kinds of successor: agency optimization suites (Optmyzr, Adalysis), enterprise cross-channel platforms (Skai, Marin) and autonomous managers that do the work rather than assist it (Ryze AI, and rules engines like Birch at the low end).

What former customers should do first

Before comparing tools, secure your own data: everything a management layer changed lives in the ad platforms themselves, so export Google Ads and Meta change history and a 90-day performance baseline now. Reporting and the record of why changes were made are what disappear when a platform sunsets. The migration playbook below walks through the whole sequence.

How we handled stability in the scoring

We added vendor stability as a scored criterion — unusual for a tools roundup, unavoidable here. Signals we used: does the vendor publish current pricing, is ownership clear and recent news public, and is the product visibly shipping. That is why Marin, the most Acquisio-like product on the list, ranks fifth: its own homepage announces an acquisition by Zax Capital, and "in transition" is the situation an Acquisio refugee is leaving.

Ryze AI is the different-model option on this list: instead of a console where your team applies optimizations, it runs the accounts itself — builds campaigns, writes ad copy, shifts budgets 24/7 across Google, Meta, TikTok and LinkedIn — for a flat $89/month with a 7-day free trial. One test to take from this guide: whichever two finalists you pick, run the same account through both trials for a week and count the useful changes that reached the account, and who made them.

The 5 best Acquisio alternatives in 2026, ranked

Scores weight fit for the multi-account, cross-channel job Acquisio served, then how much of that work the platform executes, then vendor stability and price. All prices are list prices from each vendor's own pricing page, August 2026; two vendors on this list tier by ad spend.

Optmyzr

Best overall replacement for the agency PPC job

9.0/10

★★★★★

Editorial score

Optmyzr is the most complete working answer to "what do agencies use instead of Acquisio now." The core is the rule engine: describe a condition and an action, and it runs on schedule across every connected account — plus scripts, budget pacing and audits layered on top. It is a console that multiplies a skilled team rather than replacing one, which is exactly what most Acquisio agency customers were buying. It scores 9.0 because it covers the job from a stable, visibly shipping vendor; it loses ground only on price growth at scale and on the fact that the intelligence is yours to supply. More detail in our Optmyzr review.

Model

Rules, scripts, one-click optimizations

Best for

Agencies holding many accounts to one standard

Pricing

from ~$208/mo (annual), spend-tiered · 14-day trial

Pros:

✓Rule engine enforces your logic across a whole book of accounts
✓Large script library, budget pacing and audit tooling
✓Covers Google, Microsoft and more from one console
✓Established, actively shipping vendor with published pricing

Cons:

−Spend-tiered price grows with every client added
−You write and maintain the logic — it does not decide for you
−Learning curve is real; easy to over-automate

Skai

Best enterprise cross-channel platform

8.7/10

★★★★★

Editorial score

Skai (formerly Kenshoo) is where the enterprise slice of Acquisio's old market realistically lands: an AI-powered commerce-media platform unifying retail media, paid search and paid social. Unusually for this segment, it now publishes pricing — tiers from $114K/year covering up to $4M in annual ad spend, scaling to $756K/year for up to $35M, custom above that (skai.io/pricing, August 2026) — which for procurement teams is a genuine mark in its favor. It scores 8.7 for coverage and stability; the score it cannot have is a value score at small spend, where its floor excludes most buyers. Our head-to-head, Ryze AI vs Skai, draws the line in detail.

Model

Enterprise commerce-media platform

Best for

Seven-figure budgets across retail media, search and social

Pricing

Published tiers from $114K/yr (up to $4M annual spend)

Pros:

✓Retail media, paid search and paid social unified in one platform
✓Publishes tier pricing — from $114K/year, up to $4M annual spend at entry
✓Enterprise procurement fit: onboarding, client success, contracts
✓Formerly Kenshoo — long operating history in the category

Cons:

−Entry price is roughly a hundred times self-serve tools — it only makes sense at enterprise spend
−Annual commitment structure, reviewable after the first three months per its pricing page
−Overbuilt for teams that only need search and social

Ryze AI

Best if you want the accounts run, not a better console — disclosure: our tool

8.6/10

★★★★★

Editorial score

Ryze AI is the different answer on this list: not a better console for your team, but software that does the work — it reads the accounts, decides, applies the change and re-measures, around the clock, across Google, Meta, TikTok and LinkedIn. For a lean team that used Acquisio's automation as a substitute for headcount, that is the closest match to the original intent. It ranks third rather than first because this page's axis rewards the multi-account agency console, and an agency that wants to hand-write logic across fifty client accounts will find fewer knobs here than in Optmyzr. Full disclosure applies: this is our product — the pricing page has the plans, and the honest self-assessment is in our Ryze AI review.

Model

Autonomous execution with approval queue

Best for

Lean teams replacing the labor, not multiplying it

Pricing

$89/mo flat · 7-day free trial

Pros:

✓Executes 24/7 — builds campaigns, writes ad copy, shifts budgets — rather than suggesting
✓Covers Google, Meta, TikTok and LinkedIn, plus SEO/GEO from the same system
✓Flat fees ($89–$1,499/month), never a percentage of spend; no contracts, cancel anytime
✓Change log with reasons; approval mode for the trust-building weeks

Cons:

−Disclosure: Ryze AI publishes this guide — check every claim on the 7-day free trial
−Less granular manual control than a rule engine like Optmyzr
−Needs a baseline period before you trust it with the whole account
−Newer brand than the legacy suites on this list

Opteo

Best for Google-only advertisers who want clear suggestions

8.2/10

★★★★★

Editorial score

Opteo is the honest pick for the slice of Acquisio's audience that never needed cross-channel at all: a Google Ads suggestion engine that finds the improvement, explains it, and applies it when you click. It is the least Acquisio-like tool ranked here — no social, no autonomous execution, no fleet automation — and that is fine if Google is the whole job and you want to stay hands-on. It scores 8.2 for doing its narrower job well from a stable vendor at a flat, published price. If you later want the queue emptied for you, our Ryze AI vs Opteo comparison covers the difference.

Model

Suggestions with one-click apply

Best for

Hands-on Google Ads management, up to 10 accounts

Pricing

Basic $129/mo (10 accounts, $25K spend)

Pros:

✓Clear, well-explained improvements a human approves one click at a time
✓Flat published tiers — $129/month covers 10 accounts and $25K monthly spend
✓Fast setup, gentle learning curve
✓Stable, focused vendor with published pricing

Cons:

−Google Ads only — no Meta, no retail media
−Every change still waits for a human click
−Not built for the multi-account automation Acquisio did

Marin Software

The like-for-like legacy suite — with an acquisition caveat you must price in

7.4/10

★★★★★

Editorial score

Marin Software is the product most like the one you are replacing: a legacy enterprise suite for managing search and social at scale. It ranks fifth anyway, and the reason is the criterion this page cannot waive: Marin's own homepage announces its acquisition by Zax Capital, and a platform in ownership transition is an uncertain foundation for a buyer whose last platform just redirected away. That is a stability judgment, not a product one — the fair move is to say so plainly. If you evaluate Marin, ask directly about the roadmap under the new owner, contract exit terms, and what happens to your data if the product is restructured, and get the answers in writing.

Model

Enterprise cross-channel PPC suite

Best for

Teams that specifically need a legacy console and accept transition risk

Pricing

pricing on request

Pros:

✓Closest like-for-like match to what Acquisio was: cross-channel enterprise PPC management
✓Long operating history in search and social management
✓Familiar console model for teams migrating from a similar platform

Cons:

−Acquired by Zax Capital (per its own homepage, August 2026) — the product's direction under new ownership is not yet clear
−No published pricing — quotes only
−Choosing a platform in transition repeats the exact risk that ended Acquisio evaluations

Ranks 6 to 8 are Adalysis (from ~$149/month, spend-tiered — automated ad testing and audits across unlimited Google and Microsoft accounts), Adzooma (free plan; Silver $69/month, Gold $179/month — one-click opportunities across Google, Microsoft and Meta) and Birch, formerly Revealbot (Essential $49/month, Pro $99/month with automated rules — rules-based automation for Meta, Google, Snapchat and TikTok).

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How to evaluate an Acquisio replacement without getting burned again

The Acquisio lesson is that platform risk is real: features you compared three years ago do not matter if the vendor's domain stops resolving. Four checks separate a safe replacement from a future repeat of this search.

Vendor stability you can verify yourself

Check three public things before any demo: the pricing page (a vendor that publishes current prices is signalling it wants self-serve buyers, not a quiet wind-down), recent product changelogs or release notes, and ownership news. Ten minutes of checking would have flagged both of this page's cautionary tales — Acquisio's redirect and Marin's acquisition banner are on their own homepages.

Execution versus recommendations

Decide which model you are buying. Consoles like Optmyzr and Skai multiply a skilled team — you specify the logic, they enforce it at scale. Autonomous managers like Ryze AI replace the daily labor — they decide, apply and re-measure, and you read the change log. Suggestion tools like Opteo assist one account at a time. Teams that buy a console expecting it to run itself, or an autonomous tool expecting granular manual control, churn within a quarter either way.

Pricing model at your real spend

Price every finalist at your actual spend and account count, not the entry tier. Spend-tiered pricing (Optmyzr, Adalysis, Madgicx) grows with every client you add; percentage-of-spend models grow with success itself; flat fees (Ryze AI at $89–$1,499, Opteo per tier) stay put. None is universally right — a flat fee is a bargain at high spend and a real cost at very low spend. Our AI PPC pricing guide runs this math across the category.

Exit cost, checked on the way in

Ask every vendor the question Acquisio customers wish they had asked: what do I keep if you disappear? Good answers: all changes are written to the ad platforms natively (so Google and Meta hold the record), reports are exportable, and there is no proprietary campaign structure that only renders inside the tool. If the answer involves "your data is safe with us," keep asking.

What no Acquisio alternative can do for you

Every platform on this list is good at legible, repeatable work inside the ad accounts. None of them fix problems that live outside the account — and a migration is exactly the moment teams are tempted to believe otherwise.

Fix a bad offer or landing page — a platform can move budget away from a page that does not convert; it cannot make the page convert. Every tool here optimizes toward the conversion you defined.
Repair broken conversion tracking — if the tag double-fires or misses, every optimization layer on top optimizes toward noise. Audit tracking before connecting anything new; a migration is the cheapest moment to do it.
Decide what a lead or order is worth — Target CPA and ROAS targets need numbers that come from your margin, close rate and payback window. No vendor has those.
Recreate institutional memory — the record of why past changes were made left with the old platform. The replacement starts learning your account from its connection date, which is why a baseline period matters.
Guarantee its own longevity — as this page's subject demonstrates. You can check the public signals; you cannot eliminate platform risk, only keep your exit cheap.

The useful model: the tool removes the labor, not the judgment. You decide what the accounts are for; the platform handles negatives, budgets, bids, tests and pacing at a cadence no team keeps manually. For the broader landscape of tools that do this, see our guide to the best AI PPC management tools.

How we tested these Acquisio alternatives

This is a desk-and-trial comparison. Acquisio itself could not be trialed — its site redirects away, which is the premise of the page. Each alternative with a self-serve trial was connected to a live ad account and judged on what reached the account; the enterprise platforms (Skai, Marin) were assessed on published materials, published pricing and demo documentation, and we say so where it limits the verdict.

Testing methodology

Primary measure: fit for the multi-account search-and-social job Acquisio served, judged from what each platform executed or enforced during the trial window
Setup: self-serve tools connected via native integrations on their free trials, default settings first, then the safest configurable scope
Stability check: live pricing page, visible release activity and ownership news for every vendor, checked August 2026
Pricing: taken from each vendor's public pricing page in August 2026 at the lowest published tier; spend-tiered vendors quoted at entry
Excluded: managed agencies (different category), and tools that only report without acting

Scoring criteria

Job coverage (35%)

Channels covered, multi-account workflows, budget pacing across a book, and whether search and social live in one system

Execution (30%)

Does the platform apply changes itself — via autonomy or rules — or queue suggestions for a human to click

Vendor stability (20%)

Published pricing, visible shipping cadence, clear ownership; penalized for transitions in progress

Price and setup (15%)

Cost at entry and at realistic multi-account scale, time from connection to first useful change

The stability weighting is the difference between this list and a generic PPC-tools ranking, and it moved real positions: Marin's product would score in the mid-8s on the first two criteria alone, and Ryze AI would lead a pure-execution ranking. On this page's question — what do I safely replace Acquisio with — the order above is where the evidence lands.

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How to choose your Acquisio replacement

Who does the work, and at what spend, decides this more than features do. Acquisio's customer base was unusually varied — solo local resellers to enterprise agencies — so the right successor genuinely differs by team.

Agency, 10+ accounts

Recommended: Optmyzr. The rule engine and script library hold a book of accounts to one standard, which is the closest thing to Acquisio's original promise.

Budget from ~$208/month and expect the spend-tiered price to grow with the client list. Our Optmyzr review covers where the price is earned.

Enterprise team, seven-figure spend

Recommended: Skai. Retail media, paid search and paid social unified, with published tiers from $114K/year covering up to $4M in annual spend.

Skai is procurement-grade: contracts, onboarding, client success. Below roughly $1M in annual spend the entry fee stops making sense against self-serve options.

Lean team that wants the work done

Recommended: Ryze AI. It runs the accounts — campaigns built, copy written, budgets shifted — for a flat $89/month rather than giving your team a better console.

The trade: less granular manual control than a rule engine, and it needs a baseline period. The 7-day free trial is the cheap way to check the fit.

Single-channel Google advertiser

Recommended: Opteo. $129/month for clear, one-click suggestions across up to 10 accounts — the least Acquisio-like option here, and the right one if cross-channel was never your requirement.

If you outgrow the suggestion queue, our Opteo alternatives guide maps the next step.

Quick decision framework

If you manage a book of client accounts and write your own logic → Optmyzr
If spend is enterprise-scale and retail media matters → Skai
If you want the accounts run for you at a flat fee → Ryze AI
If Google Ads is the whole job → Opteo
If you specifically need a legacy like-for-like suite and accept transition risk → Marin, eyes open

Whatever you pick, pick one execution layer, not three overlapping subscriptions. Side-by-side breakdowns of how Ryze AI compares with several tools on this page live on our compare pages, and the machine-readable fact sheet is at /ai-info.

How to migrate off a sunset platform without losing history

Whether you are leaving a dead Acquisio contract or pre-empting the next transition, the sequence is the same. The changes a management platform made live in the ad accounts; the reasoning and reporting live in the platform and vanish with it. Five steps preserve what matters.

Export everything the old platform still serves

Reports, change logs, budget pacing history, client-facing dashboards — download whatever still renders, today. A sunsetting platform's export functions have no guaranteed lifespan, and Google's own change history records what changed but not why.

Freeze a 90-day baseline in the ad platforms

Save campaign-level and search-term-level reports — cost, conversions, CPA or ROAS, impression share — plus current bid strategies and budgets. This is your only defense against arguing later about whether the successor helped or coincided with seasonality.

Revoke the old platform's write access before connecting the new one

Remove the old tool's access in Google Ads and Meta first. Two management layers with write access to the same campaigns will undo each other's work, and both logs will look correct.

Start the successor in approval mode on a fenced scope

Exclude Brand and your highest-revenue campaigns, turn approval mode on, and read the queue daily for two weeks. You are learning how the new system reasons before you let it act — this is the baseline period, and skipping it is how migrations go wrong.

Widen scope after two clean weeks, then review monthly

Turn approval off for the change types the log has proven — negatives and budget pacing first, bids and ads later — and add the fenced campaigns one at a time. Book a 30-minute monthly review of the change log against the frozen baseline.

Frequently asked questions

What happened to Acquisio?

As of August 2026, acquisio.com returns a 301 permanent redirect to clientcampaigns.com. There is no Acquisio product page, pricing page or signup left to evaluate, which means the Acquisio brand is effectively gone as a buyable product. Buyers who land on old Acquisio reviews or listings should evaluate successor platforms instead.

What is the best Acquisio alternative in 2026?

Optmyzr, at 9.0/10 on our scoring — its rule engine, scripts and audits cover the multi-account agency job Acquisio served, from about $208/month billed annually with a 14-day trial. Skai (8.7) fits enterprise budgets, Ryze AI (8.6) runs accounts autonomously at $89/month flat, Opteo (8.2) suits Google-only teams, and Marin (7.4) carries an acquisition caveat.

Is Acquisio still available to buy?

Not under that name. Its domain permanently redirects to clientcampaigns.com, and there is no Acquisio pricing or signup page. If you hold a legacy contract, confirm in writing who now services it, what happens to your reporting history, and your exit terms — then run a successor's trial in parallel before anything lapses.

What was Acquisio used for?

Acquisio was a cross-channel PPC management platform known for machine-learning bid and budget optimization, sold mostly to agencies and local-marketing resellers managing many small accounts across search and social. That job now splits across agency suites like Optmyzr, enterprise platforms like Skai, and autonomous managers like Ryze AI.

Is Marin Software a safe Acquisio replacement?

It is the closest like-for-like product — a legacy enterprise cross-channel suite — but its own homepage announces its acquisition by Zax Capital, and a platform in ownership transition carries the same category of risk that ended Acquisio. If you evaluate Marin, get roadmap, exit terms and data-portability answers in writing first.

How much does Skai cost?

Skai publishes tier pricing on skai.io/pricing as of August 2026: Standard at $114K/year covering up to $4M in annual ad spend, rising through Advanced ($276K) and Enterprise ($504K) to Enterprise Premier at $756K/year for up to $35M in spend, with custom pricing above that. Commitments are reviewable after the first three months, per its pricing page.

What is the cheapest Acquisio alternative?

Birch (formerly Revealbot) starts at $49/month for its Essential plan, with automated rules on the $99/month Pro plan, and Adzooma has a free plan with paid tiers from $69/month. Among the top five, Ryze AI is the least expensive at $89/month flat — and the only one that executes changes autonomously rather than assisting.

Which Acquisio alternative covers both search and social?

Skai unifies retail media, paid search and paid social at enterprise scale. Ryze AI runs Google, Meta, TikTok and LinkedIn autonomously from $89/month. Adzooma covers Google, Microsoft and Meta with one-click opportunities, and Birch automates Meta, Google, Snapchat and TikTok with rules. Optmyzr and Opteo are search-focused.

Is Ryze AI a real replacement for Acquisio?

For lean teams, yes — with a different model. Acquisio automated optimization inside a console your team drove; Ryze AI executes the work itself, building campaigns, writing copy and shifting budgets 24/7 across four ad platforms for $89/month flat. Disclosure: Ryze AI publishes this guide — its cons include less granular manual control than a rule engine, and it ranks third here, not first.

How do I migrate off a discontinued ad platform?

In order: export every report and change log the old platform still serves, freeze a 90-day performance baseline in Google Ads and Meta, revoke the old tool's write access before connecting the successor, run the new tool in approval mode on a fenced scope for two weeks, then widen scope gradually with a monthly log review.

Will I lose my campaign data now that Acquisio is gone?

Your campaigns, ads and change history live in Google Ads and Meta themselves — no management layer takes those with it. What disappears with a sunset platform is its reporting, dashboards and the record of why changes were made. Export whatever any legacy access still renders, immediately, and store it somewhere that does not update.

How should I judge vendor stability when choosing a replacement?

Check three public signals: a live, current pricing page (self-serve intent), visible release notes or changelog activity (the product is shipping), and clear ownership with no unexplained transition (no surprise acquirer). Both cautionary tales on this page — Acquisio's redirect and Marin's acquisition — are visible on their own homepages in minutes.

Acquisio alternatives vs hiring an agency — which is right?

Different purchases. The platforms here cost $49–$208/month at entry (Skai excepted) and either assist or replace the labor; typical PPC agencies run $1,500–$5,000/month retainers or 10–20% of spend and add human strategy. Our guide to [agency pricing models](/blog/ad-agency-pricing-models-flat-fee-percentage) prices the trade-off both ways.

Does any Acquisio alternative work without long contracts?

Yes. Ryze AI has no contracts and a 7-day free trial at $89/month flat. Optmyzr offers a 14-day trial with monthly billing available, Opteo's tiers are monthly, and Birch runs a 14-day trial. The contract-heavy end is enterprise: Skai's published tiers are annual (reviewable after three months), and Marin's Ascend and MarinOne plans run on 12-month contracts (its Connect tier is month-to-month from $500).

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What happened to Acquisio?

Why that matters more than any feature comparison

The job Acquisio was hired for

What former customers should do first

How we handled stability in the scoring

The 5 best Acquisio alternatives in 2026, ranked

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Don't replace a console with another console

How to evaluate an Acquisio replacement without getting burned again

Vendor stability you can verify yourself

Execution versus recommendations

Pricing model at your real spend

Exit cost, checked on the way in

What no Acquisio alternative can do for you

How we tested these Acquisio alternatives

Scoring criteria

How to choose your Acquisio replacement

Agency, 10+ accounts

Enterprise team, seven-figure spend

Lean team that wants the work done

Single-channel Google advertiser

Quick decision framework

How to migrate off a sunset platform without losing history

Export everything the old platform still serves

Freeze a 90-day baseline in the ad platforms

Revoke the old platform's write access before connecting the new one

Start the successor in approval mode on a fenced scope

Widen scope after two clean weeks, then review monthly

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