Warming
Do warmup emails count toward sending limits?
Warmup messages are separate from your cold-email cap. The cold-send cap (15 a day per inbox by default, up to 100) counts campaign mail, not the warming conversations running in the background.
Campaign mail vs warmup mail
EmailPal tracks two kinds of send:
- Cold / campaign email — the mail you send to prospects. The recommended default is 15 per day per inbox, and the hard cap is 100 per day.
- Warmup email — the conversations with real inboxes at Gmail, Outlook and Yahoo. This is the $0.60/mo product (included on pre-warmed leases). Warming messages top out at 20 a day.
Warmup does not eat the campaign cap. If you send your full cold allowance from a mailbox, warming can still run the same day.
In EmailPal's own sequencer the cap is counted over a rolling 24 hours and includes the replies you send from Unibox as well as campaign emails. Warmup is not part of it. Campaign sending limits and mailbox rotation.
See Sending limits per mailbox.
Why the numbers on the warming dashboard look higher
The warming row shows messages sent *and* received. Replies from the warming network inflate the received count. That is not extra campaign volume.
Pre-warmed leases
Warming stays on after you claim. Those warmup messages still do not count against your cold sends.
FAQs
If warmup is free to the cap, can I just send more warmup instead of warming slowly?
No. The ramp, throttling and weekend behavior are controlled by EmailPal. You cannot turn warmup into a blast.
Do warmup bounces count as campaign bounces?
A warmup bounce can still disable warming. Treat it as a health signal, not as a consumed send.