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Night pause & quiet hours

Stop sends overnight so your account keeps human hours — configurable per your timezone.

1 min read Updated July 14, 2026

Real people don’t fire off messages at 3 a.m. Night pause stops sending during configurable quiet hours (for example, 11 p.m.–6 a.m.), so your account keeps a believable daily rhythm.

When quiet hours are active the account shows a Night mode badge on the Risk page — sends are held until your window opens.
When quiet hours are active the account shows a Night mode badge on the Risk page — sends are held until your window opens.

Configuring quiet hours

  1. The engine holds sends during quiet hours automatically; the account shows a Night mode badge on the Risk page while it’s paused.
  2. Quiet hours follow your local timezone.
  3. Anything queued during the window goes out the moment quiet hours end.

Tip. If you schedule messages, the scheduler respects night pause — a reminder set for 2 a.m. waits until your sending window opens, rather than going out at a suspicious hour.

Night activity is also one of the eight risk factors — see Understanding your risk score.

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