Email warming builds a positive sending reputation before you launch cold outreach — Salesgear's built-in Email Warming feature handles this for you.
👉 Enable warming (OAuth)
Go to Settings → Connected Accounts. Inboxes with warming enabled show a green indicator.
Click Enable Warming on the inbox (or open it and use the toggle).
Choose OAuth (recommended), click Next, then log in and select the account.
👉 Enable warming (App Password)
Go to Settings → Connected Accounts and click Enable Warming on the inbox.
Select Option 2: App Password.
In Gmail settings, open Forwarding and POP/IMAP, enable IMAP access, and save.
Click Proceed and enable 2-step verification (contact your domain admin if you don't see this option on G Suite).
Paste the 16-character app password generated, then click Connect.
👉 Warming settings
The Warming tab shows deliverability (percentage landing in the inbox) and a Health Score, plus these controls:
Daily warmup limit — warmup emails sent per day (recommended: 20–40)
Emails per day — starting volume for the campaign (recommended: 1–4)
Reply rate — percentage of warmup emails the system replies to
Weekday-only sending and human-like behavior toggles
📌 Warming is a continuous practice, not a one-time setup — keep it running even while your outreach campaigns are live. Skipping it risks high complaint rates and provider blacklisting.
