How long do you warm up accounts before scaling

I usually warm up the account for two weeks before increasing the budget, I gradually raise the exploratory budget during the first week, avoiding any sudden, drastic increases cmpared to the initial amount
 
i usually raise the budget little by little and give it around 2 to 3 days to warm up before making bigger changes
 
Let it warm up for about a month ,though in my experience, the longer the better. Work in monthly batches, staggering them so one follows the next without any gaps.
 
How long do you typically keep your accounts active before increasing the budget?
Usually 7–14 days of light, consistent spend with 3+ successful billing charges cleared to build baseline account trust. After that, scale gradually by 15–20% every 24–48 hours to avoid triggering Meta's spend velocity flags or sending the campaign back into the learning phase
 
Approx you can warm up daily activity for 7days and after next 7 days post something related. And then start it. If you have time follow others and gain some real followers.
 
base scaling on stable performance rather than a fixed number of days Once the account has consistent results clean policy status and enough conversion data increase the budget gradually.
 
Hi there, it usually depends on the account’s history and activity. For a standard setup, I’d give it around 7–14 days to establish some normal activity before gradually scaling things up.
 
Seven days is a reasonable timeframe for warming up the account, whereas a campaign to evaluate the effectiveness of a budget increase would take 3 to 5 days.
 
i usually warm up it for 2 weeks, if new then i warm up for 3 weeks. its different for everyone. its depends on your strategy. create your own comfort time, which would be best for your account.
 
for personal accounts i usually give them around 5 to 7 days of normal activity before increasing the budget that gives enough time to see how the account handles the initial spending without making changes too quickly
 
Usually I’d give a new account a few days of stable activity first, then scale gradually once the campaigns show consistent results. I focus more on performance and account stability than a fixed number of days.
 
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