Warming up your WhatsApp number properly is critical to prevent bans, especially when the number is newly registered or has been previously banned.
A fresh number is the most vulnerable to WhatsApp’s anti-spam detection. Take time to simulate real user behavior before using automation or bulk messaging features.
Why Warming Up Matters
📅 The longer your number is active, the stronger its trust score
🚫 New numbers (0–10 days) are most likely to get banned if used aggressively
🔁 Banned or reactivated numbers are treated like new, they must be warmed up again
🗓️ Warm-Up Schedule for the First 7–10 Days
🔹 Day 1 (Registration Day)
- Register the number on WhatsApp
- Set profile name, photo, and About status
- ❌ Do not send any messages yet
- ❌ Avoid scanning QR on WhatsApp Web
- ✅ Let the number “sit” for 24 hours
🔹 Day 2–3
- Start manual conversations via mobile phone only (no web login)
- Aim for 20–30 new chats per day
- Prioritize real contacts, reply naturally and avoid templated text
- Do not send promotional or mass messages
🔹 Day 4–7
- Continue increasing chats gradually
- Target 100–200 total conversations by Day 7
- Receive inbound chats if possible, ask friends or leads to message you
- Add new contacts and save names in your phone
📱 Additional Tips
❌ Avoid:
- Sending bulk messages too early
- Using Click4Wasap, Web/Desktop login, or API tools in the first 5 days
- Creating groups or joining too many groups quickly
✅ Do This Instead:
- Engage in meaningful 1-on-1 conversations
- Send images, voice notes, emojis, behave like a real user
- Keep message variation high and avoid copy-pasting the same text
🚀 How to Get Leads to Warm Up
The best method to get organic warm-up chats is by using Facebook Ads with a WhatsApp Click-to-Chat button.
You can:
- Run an ad campaign with a simple question or freebie
- Ask users to contact your number via WhatsApp
- Respond to them personally (not with auto-replies)
❗ Reminder:
“If your number was previously banned, it must go through this full warm-up process again before being used in automation.”
