Juggling Affiliate Budgets Across Multiple Campaigns - My Brain Hurts!

Alright, so who else feels like their brain is constantly doing financial acrobatics trying to keep all their affiliate campaigns straight? Seriously, I've been at this game for a good few years now, and while I've picked up a thing or two about web dev and even built a few online courses myself, managing the money across multiple niches and traffic sources still feels like a wild rodeo! I mean, yeah, it's great to diversify, right? Don't put all your eggs in one basket and all that jazz. But then you're trying to track ad spend on Facebook, then Google, then some native network, and suddenly your "bankroll management" is just... a spreadsheet full of red numbers and crossed fingers. It's a miracle I haven't accidentally spent next month's rent on a rogue pop-under campaign! My personal strategy, which is more of a suggestion than a hard rule, has evolved into setting hard limits per campaign type or traffic source, not just one big pot. Like, "this month, native gets X, social gets Y." And even then, it's tough not to chase a hot lead when you know you should be cutting losses elsewhere. Anyone got any genious systems for this? I'm all ears for ways to make this less of a headache!