Warmy free trial: 7 days, one mailbox and what happens when it ends

Warmy free trial: length, mailbox and card terms

Warmy offers a 7-day free trial for one mailbox and one user. Its plans start from $49 a month, as read on October 23, 2026.

Warmy's pricing page says the 7-day trial needs no credit card, while its Terms say a trial converts to a paid subscription and your designated payment method is charged unless you cancel before it ends, and its trial guide says you need to upgrade after it ends.

What you can test in 7 days

Warmy's trial guide allows one mailbox and 15 to 50 emails a day in one paragraph and up to 50 seed emails a day in another, so treat the daily trial volume as a range.

Warmy's pricing page says you can test any package during the trial, and the trial guide says it covers all of Warmy's main features and lets you send up to 50 seed emails a day from one sender profile. A seed email goes to a real test mailbox, so a placement report can show where it landed.

An outbound lead on an outreach platform with built-in warm-up can use those seed emails to see where one mailbox lands before deciding whether a separate tool adds anything.

What happens when the trial ends

After the trial, Warmy's trial guide says you need to upgrade to keep using it. A paid subscription renews automatically, and the Terms say you must cancel at least five business days before the next renewal date to avoid the next charge. Canceling does not entitle you to a refund. Warmy pricing lists what the plans include.

The Terms say fees are non-refundable. They also let Warmy modify or withdraw trial offers at any time, so the 7 days can change.

Is 7 days long enough to warm a domain?

Seven days matches the lowest figure in Warmy's pages for a new domain. Its product page says a week to a month; its sending-process article lists Slow at 4 to 6 weeks, Medium at 2 to 4 weeks and Fast at 1 to 2 weeks. Use the trial to judge the connection and the placement report, not to finish a warm-up.

InboxAlly says full reputation repair typically takes 4 to 8 weeks, so its own trial is for judging fit. How long to warm up email domain sets the figures side by side.

Is Warmy.io free? Free trials from other warm-up tools

No. Warmy's Terms say its services are offered on a paid subscription basis, so there is no free plan. Its free access is the 7-day trial, a free 30-minute deliverability review with a Warmy expert and its free tools.

• Warmup Inbox gives 7 days of full access to the plan you choose, with no credit card up front.
• TrulyInbox lists a free plan for one account, a 7-day trial on paid plans and a 14-day money-back guarantee.
• InboxAlly gives 10 days, with no credit card required.
• lemlist lists a 14-day free trial, and every lemlist plan includes lemwarm.

Pick Warmup Inbox for a trial of the plan you choose, and TrulyInbox for a free plan on one account. The best free email warmup tool guide compares them.