BenefitsWhy You'll Love This
Key advantages that make a real difference for your team
Build Reputation Automatically
We send and receive emails on your behalf, gradually building the trust signals that inbox providers look for.
Stay Out of Spam
A warmed account lands in primary inboxes. A cold account lands in spam. The difference is weeks of preparation.
Why New Accounts Land in Spam
Gmail, Outlook, and other providers don't trust new senders. No history means no reputation. Send 100 cold emails from a fresh account and most will hit spam or get blocked entirely. Warmup fixes this by creating a track record before you start real outreach.
- New domains have zero sender reputation
- Email providers flag sudden spikes in volume
- Spam filters watch for accounts with no engagement history
- One bad week can tank your deliverability for months
How Warmup Actually Works
ProcessHow It Works
Get started in just a few simple steps
Connect Your Email
Link your Gmail, Outlook, or SMTP account. Works with any email provider.
Enable Warmup
Flip the switch. We start sending a few emails per day from your account immediately.
Watch Your Score Climb
Check your dashboard to see deliverability improve over the next few weeks.
Start Sending Campaigns
Once your score is solid, launch your outreach. Keep warmup running in the background to maintain reputation.
Use CasesWho Uses This
Perfect for teams and individuals across different roles
New Domain Owners
Just bought a domain for cold outreach? Don't touch it for a few weeks. Let warmup build the reputation first.
Sales Teams Scaling Up
Adding new sending accounts to increase volume? Each one needs warmup before it can carry real campaigns.
"Burned two domains before I learned about warmup. Set up a new one with BrandJet, waited three weeks, and now I'm at 94% inbox placement six months later. Should have done this from the start."
Chris M.
Founder, Lead Gen Agency
FAQFrequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Email Warmup
Most accounts reach healthy deliverability in 2 to 4 weeks. Older domains with some history may be faster. Brand new domains take the full period. Don't rush it.