Telegram account warm-up calculator
A fresh account cannot be loaded straight away: fifty messages on day one is the fastest way to lose it. Work out how many actions a day are safe and when you reach the volume you need.
The warm-up schedule, day by day
| Days in the system | Per account, per day | Across all accounts |
|---|---|---|
| 0–2 | 3 | 30 |
| 3–6 | 5 | 50 |
| 7–9 | 8 | 80 |
| 10–13 | 12 | 120 |
| 14–20 | 18 | 180 |
| 21–29 | 25 | 250 |
| 30+ | the module's own limit | — |
After day thirty the warm-up cap is lifted: from then on the limit is whatever you set inside the module.
Why you cannot start at full speed
Telegram does not publish its thresholds and does not say what exactly triggered a restriction. The pattern is visible all the same: accounts that start working hard in their first days get restricted far more often. Fifty messages to strangers from an account registered yesterday is behaviour no human produces.
Warm-up is not a trick or a workaround. It is giving up volume the account could physically handle so that it survives to the month where volume stops being the constraint. Count the gain over that month, not over a day.
What the calculator computes
The schedule Neurogram limits accounts by. The numbers are not from an article or someone else's experience — it is the same function every module of the service runs, put on a page. If the schedule changes tomorrow, this page changes with it.
Age is counted from when the account appeared here, not from its Telegram registration date: the service knows nothing about what happened to it before, and will not pretend otherwise.
How to reach your volume sooner
There is exactly one way — more accounts. The daily ceiling is per account, so ten accounts on day three give fifty actions where one gives five. The calculator shows how many you need to get your volume immediately.
The other side: every account is another number, another proxy and another chance of loss. Starting smaller and waiting out the warm-up costs less than buying three times as many and losing half of them in week two.