Pre-warmed inboxes

Pre-warmed Mailboxes by EmailPal

This article covers everything you need to know about EmailPal's pre-warmed mailboxes. Learn how they work, what measured placement means, how pricing and the 90-day term work, and how to start sending 15 cold emails a day from day one.

Pre-Warmed Domains and Accounts

Pre-warmed domains and accounts on EmailPal are leased mailboxes on 90-day-aged domains that already finished warming, with SPF, DKIM and DMARC in place and a measured inbox-placement rate attached. Ready to send 15 cold emails a day from day one.

What "pre-warmed" means

A plain-language definition of pre-warmed mailboxes and domains, and how EmailPal's version differs from an address that is merely aged, merely warmed, or a rented Google seat.

Pre-warmed vs fresh mailboxes

Fresh mailboxes are new domains and inboxes you provision and warm yourself. Pre-warmed mailboxes are already aged, authenticated and placement-tested. EmailPal sells both: register or BYO plus $0.60 warming, or lease pre-warmed inventory at $3/mo.

Pre-warmed vs email warmup

Email warmup builds reputation on a mailbox you already have. Pre-warmed mailboxes have already finished that ramp. EmailPal warmup is $0.60/mo; pre-warmed leases are $3/mo with warming included and 15 cold emails a day from day one.

How to claim pre-warmed inboxes

Step-by-step instructions for leasing pre-warmed inboxes from the EmailPal dashboard, the REST API and the MCP server.

Pre-warmed billing and the 90-day term

$3 per inbox per month, 90-day minimum, no double warming charge, and what releasing an inbox does to the invoice.