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The physics impact of a staged approach for double-beta decay experimentsbased on Ge-76 is studied. The scenario considered relies on realistic timeschedules envisioned by the GERDA and the MAJORANA collaborations, which arejointly working towards the realization of a future larger scale Ge-76experiment. Intermediate stages of the experiments are conceived to performquasi background-free measurements, and different data sets can be reliablycombined to maximize the physics outcome. The sensitivity for such a globalanalysis is presented, with focus on how neutrino flavor models can be probedalready with preliminary phases of the experiments. The synergy between theoryand experiment yields strong benefits for both sides: the model predictions canbe used to sensibly plan the experimental stages, and results from intermediatestages can be used to constrain whole groups of theoretical scenarios. Thisstrategy clearly generates added value to the experimental efforts, while atthe same time it allows to achieve valuable physics results as early aspossible.

Probing flavor models with Ge-76-based experiments on neutrinoless double-beta decay