Build signal
before the first clip.
Ember spends hours watching, liking and commenting in your niche on a brand-new TikTok account, so it reads as a real person before you post your first clip.
No card needed · One free warm-up · Nothing posts without you
Warm-up plan
Your queue stays in review until you approve it.
Today's signal
CURATED- Search terms
- Niche sounds
- Creator signals
Three steps to a warmed account
Example: taking a fresh account in one niche from empty to ready.
- 01
Name the niche
One line. Skate clips, Premier League reactions, whatever the account will actually post about.
- 02
Read the queue before it runs
Ember drafts the creators, sounds and search terms it intends to watch. You approve it, edit it, or throw it out. Nothing executes off the back of a guess.
- 03
Let it ramp
One to five hours, thirty minutes at a time.
No blind automation.
Nothing runs unreviewed.
Subscribe, or just pay per run.
A warm-up is paid for by a plan allowance or by Embers — never both. You pick which, every time.
Free
Free
- 1h of warm-up time per rolling 30 days
- That's 1 one-hour run.
- A dedicated IP per account, included
- No extra warm-ups beyond the allowance
Pro
£24.99/month
- 7h of warm-up time per rolling 30 days
- That's 7 one-hour runs, or 1 at the full five hours.
- A dedicated IP per account, included
- Then £1.80 per extra hour
Max
£45.99/month
- 12h of warm-up time per rolling 30 days
- That's 12 one-hour runs, or 2 at the full five hours.
- A dedicated IP per account, included
- Then £1.80 per extra hour
Embers
Prepaid credit for one-off runs, on any plan including Free. One Ember is one penny — nothing to convert, nothing that renews.
1h = £3.99·5h = £9.89
Spark
£4.00
400 Embers
Kindling
+5%£10.00
1,050 Embers
Blaze
+10%£25.00
2,750 Embers
Inferno
+15%£50.00
5,750 Embers
Which one should I pick?
Running a few accounts regularly? A plan is cheaper per warm-up. Warming one account occasionally? Buy Embers and pay for what you use. You can switch whenever.
Is there a catch on the free plan?
One warm-up per 30 days, no card needed. It runs on the same infrastructure as a paid run — one hour instead of seven, and no card on file.
Can I get my account banned?
Automating a social account carries real risk. Ember paces runs over hours and pauses on risk signals to reduce it — no tool can remove it, and anyone claiming otherwise is selling you something.
Do you need my TikTok password?
No. You sign in on TikTok's own login page, in a window Ember opens for you, and Ember keeps only the session that produces. There is no field in Ember for a TikTok password, and no column in the database to put one in.
Frequently asked questions
What does warming up actually do?
Ember watches, likes and occasionally comments in one niche so the algorithm learns what the account is about — before it has posted anything.
Do you need my TikTok password?
Ember never stores your TikTok password. You sign in on TikTok's own login page — including any 2FA — and Ember keeps only the session that creates. You can revoke it any time from TikTok's own device list.
Can it post for me?
Not during warm-up. That's the point — the account builds a legible interest profile first.
What happens if an account looks at risk?
A daily health check reads the account's automation history and pauses the warm-up if it flags something.
Who is this for?
Clippers spinning up new accounts who would rather not burn them in the first week.
How long does a warm-up take?
One to five hours, ramping activity across the run rather than all at once.
Still have questions?
Ember is early — tell us what your accounts need.