Think of it like breaking in a new pair of shoesβor warming up a new email domain.
A brand-new SIM card needs a warm-up period before you start sending texts at scale.
π¨ Why itβs important:
Mobile carriers use spam filters and algorithms to track how texts are sent.
If you blast out too many messages too quickly (especially without getting replies), your SIM is at risk of being flagged, throttled, or even blocked.
β What carriers like to see:
Gradual, consistent activity (not sudden bursts)
Real conversations β not just outgoing messages
Replies that show you're engaging with real people
π₯ Our recommended SIM warm-up plan:
For the first 3β5 days after activating your SIM:
Start by texting at least 15 different people β friends, family, coworkers, or even warm prospects
Keep it real: aim for genuine, two-way conversations
Avoid sending bulk or identical messages during this time
Pro Tip: Use our SMS Warmup Snapshot
π‘ Think of it like building trust with the carriers. The more natural your early activity looks, the more freedom you'll have later to send at higher volume without getting flagged.

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