Warm-Up
Warm-Up

Warm Up New Senders. Scale Outreach Gradually.

Every new LinkedIn seat follows a 21-day warm-up curve. New email mailboxes also start at a lower daily limit and ramp automatically towards their target.

Warm-up overview for all senders: a LinkedIn seat on a 21-day warm-up curve at day 6 of 21 and an email mailbox ramping at 40 a day out of 150

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The Ramp

Start lower. Move towards the target gradually.

Warm-up changes how quickly a new sender approaches its configured sending limits while keeping progress visible to the operator.

1

LinkedIn follows a 21-day curve

Every newly connected LinkedIn seat follows the same documented 21-day warm-up period.

A newly connected LinkedIn seat on a 21-day warm-up curve rising towards its configured limit
2

See where the seat is on the curve

The Safety Console shows the seat's current warm-up position alongside its action limits.

The Safety Console showing the warm-up position as day 6 of 21 above the connection request, message and profile action limits
3

Email ramps too

A new email mailbox starts on a low daily limit that increases automatically towards its configured target.

An email mailbox ramping from a low starting limit in steps towards its target, at 40 a day today

Safety Console

You should know whether the sender is still warming up

Warm-up status is not hidden in the background. LinkedIn seats show their position on the warm-up curve, while email account health shows warm-up progress and mailbox status.

Warm-up status always visible: a list of senders showing a LinkedIn seat warming up at day 6 of 21 and an email mailbox ramping and healthy

The wider setup

Warm-up is one control, not the whole safety model

The gradual ramp works alongside the other account and mailbox controls that determine when and how sending can happen.

  • Warm-up operates alongside the five per-action daily limits.
  • Send days, time zone, send window and sleep window still control when activity is allowed.
  • Mailbox warm-up works alongside DNS checks, per-mailbox limits, bounce-rate monitoring and account-health status.
Warm-up listed with five daily limits, when activity is allowed and mailbox checks as the controls around a sender
A Safety Console showing a ramping sender with health, usage and warm-up progress visible

The boundary

A gradual ramp manages pace. It does not guarantee an outcome.

GML uses warm-up as part of a visible account-safety model. It should not be marketed as a guarantee that a LinkedIn account cannot be restricted or that an email sender cannot experience deliverability problems.

  • Automatic ramp from a low starting limit to the target.
  • Health, usage and warm-up progress remain visible while the sender ramps.

Case studies

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Build the list. Check who is in it. Then launch.

Questions

Warm-up in GML

Every new LinkedIn seat follows a 21-day warm-up curve.

Yes. Its position on the curve is shown in the Safety Console.

Yes. A new mailbox starts with a low daily limit that rises automatically towards its target.

The Knowledge Base does not publish a fixed number of days for email warm-up, so the website should not invent one.

No. Warm-up works alongside the sender's other limits, windows and health controls.

No. It is one of GML's usage controls, not a guarantee against LinkedIn restriction or email-deliverability problems.