Seven days
before the
first post.
New accounts browse, search and engage lightly from their own real US phone before they publish. You queue content while they warm.
Why cold accounts die
Day-one posting gets flagged.
A brand new account that publishes before it has watched anything looks like exactly what it is. Reach is throttled or the account is gone.
Bots warm every account the same way.
Identical scripts on shared devices produce identical fingerprints. The platform learns the pattern once and applies it to all of them.
Doing it by hand has no plan.
Scrolling on a drawer of phones for a week, with nobody sure when an account is actually ready, does not scale past a handful.
How warming works on real devices
Set the identity
Name, bio, niche and the search terms the account should care about. This is what warming steers toward.
Days 1 to 7: behave like a new user
From its own real US phone the account browses the feed, searches your terms, and likes and follows lightly. Volume rises day by day.
Queue content meanwhile
Create or upload posts and schedule them now. They wait in the queue until the account is ready.
Ready, then publish
The state flips to Ready. Queued posts start going out, up to 2 per account per day, and maintenance keeps the account active between them.
Account states
Warming is the period when a new account behaves like a new person on its phone before it publishes: browsing, searching, following and liking a little more each day. Platforms weight an account's history when they decide how far to carry its posts, so an account that arrives with a week of normal activity is treated differently from one that appears and immediately posts.
- Day 1Account created on its phone. Browses the feed.Warming
- Day 2Browses. Searches your first terms.Warming
- Day 3Searches. Follows a few accounts in the niche.Warming
- Day 4Browses longer. Likes lightly.Warming
- Day 5Searches, follows, likes. Volume rises.Warming
- Day 6Behaves like a regular user of the niche.Warming
- Day 7Ready. Queued posts start going out.Ready
Real devices vs the shortcuts
| What is being compared | Warming bots and phone farms | Doublespeed on real devices |
|---|---|---|
| Where it happens | An emulator or a shared phone with many accounts | One real US phone per profile |
| What it does | The same script for every account | Browses, searches your terms, engages lightly, rising day by day |
| How long | Whatever the script says | About 7 days, then Ready |
| Meanwhile | Nothing to post until it is done | Queue content from day one |
| After | Stops | Maintenance keeps the account active between posts |
Which plan fits
Hosted Accounts
$150per account / month
Warming is included. You bring or create the content; we host, warm and publish from real US phones.
Real US phones, one profile per slot, warming, scheduling, analytics and the creation tools. From 10 accounts, up to 200 in a first purchase. Monthly billing, no setup fee, cancel renewal per account.
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$250per account / month
Warming is included. An agent plans and drafts while the accounts warm, ready for day seven.
Research preview, approved on a call. Everything in Hosted Accounts plus an agent per account.
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Warming is included. A team runs the whole network from setup on.
A strategist and creator team, scoped to your network.
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Warm them right. Then post.
Warming is included in every hosted account. From $150 per account per month, 10 to start.