REDDIT WARMUP
- Thread starter ginzoO
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- Aug 28, 2014
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depends on what you're trying to do tbh. if its just comments with no links, 15-20 mins daily for a month is solid. but if you planning to post links later, id warmup more aggressively spread over like 2-3 months. honestly the quality of activity matters way more than just time spent, reddit algos notice when its real engagement vs bot activity
Olaf Meta Agency
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- Jul 28, 2026
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I test that and there's no fixed time period just use it normally and follow the subreddit rules
Ambrose Silva
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- Oct 21, 2023
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There isn't fixed warmed period for every reddit account. I'd start slowly for the first 1-2 weeks with normal browsing reading & occasional genuine comments. Gradually increase activity while avoiding sudden bursts or repetitive actions
Ninja Reddit
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- Mar 27, 2026
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Honestly, there’s no fixed “daily warmup” period I would just use the account normally for a while, browse, comment, and post naturally. Don’t speedrun the karma
RichIndian
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- Sep 3, 2026
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I just load them into pigbam (free reddit tool) and they warm up by themselves for like a week. it does automated behavior on the site. scrolls. joins subs. drops likes. sometimes comments. after a week I generate content on the same platform with LLMs like Claude Opus and other models. then I publish through it into subs like askreddit, nostupidquestions, askanamerican. you can build karma fast there and push your CQS level up. so I wouldn't overthink the daily period. just let them sit for a week and let pigbam do its thing. that's what worked for me.
Hatshepsut pyramid
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- Jun 8, 2026
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i would say that there is not a fixed number of days for warming up a Reddit account. It depends on the account age, karma, subreddit rules, and how naturally the account behaves.
MarketSellCap
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- Jan 3, 2026
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No fixed number of days. Just use the account normally for a while, join relevant subs, and avoid rushing into links or promotion.
ThePiebaldPuppeteer
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- Sep 14, 2026
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Reddit has been really good at recognising automated activity IME. This isn't getting out banned? I've never heard of this tool before, so some more details on your experience would be super helpful
- May 27, 2016
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You need to warm up the account for at least 1 month before you even think of posting your own links.
- May 18, 2012
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Why one month though? Even a normal person won't that long with just browsing.
Pigbam isn’t free. It's only free for one month.
- Aug 28, 2014
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Why one month though? Even a normal person won't that long with just browsing.
Just be cautious to be safe. A normal person doesn't use an anti-detect browser and a proxy. Most normal users use their phones, and they won't use them for marketing. So we have to be more cautious than a normal user.
Church Priest
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- Jun 13, 2026
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I’m new to this as well, so I’m still figuring out how long it actually takes. I’d probably take it slow at first and see how things go before doing more with the account.
Mateo Evie
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- Dec 7, 2024
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Avoid for promotion dont use your acount for 1 month for warmup.
Nobara Kugisaki
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- Jun 1, 2026
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Reddit warm-up is basically spend 1–2 weeks acting like a normal human before trying to market anything. There’s no magic number—just don’t go from zero activity to full-on promotion overnight
There’s no magic number—just don’t go from zero activity to full-on promotion overnightintmarketing
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- Oct 23, 2011
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If you have the recourc
They don't know that you use a antidetect browser. For them its just a desktop. And for proxy you need clean residential or mobile rotating. Just take the time if you have and build a good warmup schema of 3-4 weeks and after you have daily new accounts that you can use.