Warming

Email warming by EmailPal

How EmailPal warming works: $0.60 per inbox per month, real Gmail, Yahoo and AOL seed accounts, placement-graded graduation, spam rescue and weekend throttling. Campaign-ready is a measured inbox rate, not a calendar date.

What is email warmup and how it works

Email warmup explained: why new mailboxes get filtered, what a ramp is, how providers actually learn, and how EmailPal decides a mailbox is ready using measured inbox placement rather than a 14-day timer.

When is a mailbox ready to send?

An EmailPal mailbox is ready for cold email when warming reports campaign-ready placement — not after a fixed number of days. Pre-warmed leases skip that wait and can send 15 emails a day as soon as you claim them.

Enable, pause or resume warming

How to turn EmailPal warming on or off per mailbox, what pause does to the ramp, and how Slow-Ramp differs from paused.

Troubleshooting failed warmup

Warming fails when authentication is wrong, the mailbox cannot send or receive, placement stays in spam, or a bounce trips an automatic hold. This page is the EmailPal checklist — not a calendar wait.

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). This is the metric behind "when can I send?"

Do warmup emails count toward sending limits?

Warmup messages are separate from your cold-email cap. EmailPal's 40/day plan limit and 15/day pre-warmed limit count campaign mail, not the warming conversations running in the background.

Warmup bounce and disabled warmup

If a warmup message bounces, EmailPal can disable warming on that mailbox so we stop hitting a broken address. Fix authentication, credentials or the mailbox itself, then resume.

Warm Gmail, Outlook or your own server

EmailPal warming is priced per inbox, not per host. Connect Google, Microsoft 365 or any SMTP/IMAP mailbox for $0.60/mo and the same seeds.