Warming
Campaign-ready vs a number of days
EmailPal calls a mailbox campaign-ready from measured inbox placement, not from a 14-day timer. Typical times are still 14+ days (7 on aged domains).
The number vs the date
Marketing copy says 14 days because that is what usually happens on a new domain. The product does not flip a mailbox to ready because a calendar ticked.
Campaign-ready means recent warming messages are landing in the inbox at the rate we require. An aged domain often gets there around day 7. A domain with a dirty list or a copy problem can take longer.
Watch the warming dashboard: inbox rate, health score, state.
FAQs
Can I override and send anyway?
Physically yes. The filter on the other end still has the last two weeks of evidence. Ready is advice backed by measurement, not a software lock on SMTP.
Why do pre-warmed inboxes skip this wait?
The wait already happened on our pool. You inherit the measurement. You still have a 15/day cold cap so you do not erase it on day one.