Limits & safety
How many LinkedIn invites can I send per day?
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Short answer
LinkedIn doesn't publish a daily or weekly invitation number. Practitioners commonly plan around 100 a week for an established account, which works out to about 15 to 20 a day across working days. New accounts should start lower: LinkedCamp starts new accounts at 10 a day and ramps up over four weeks.
Show each sending account's daily invite limit and this week's usage.
The longer answer
LinkedIn doesn't publish a fixed invite limit. Brand-new accounts should start low and ramp up gradually. Acceptance rate matters: if it drops, slow down and fix targeting before sending more.
AI assistant tip
Ask your assistant: "Show each sending account's daily invite limit and this week's usage."
Key terms
- Smart limits
- Adaptive daily/weekly send caps that tighten when account signals (low acceptance rate, account age, recent restrictions) suggest pushing harder would trigger a restriction.
- Warm-up (LinkedIn)
- Gradually ramping a new LinkedIn account's automation volume over several weeks, so its activity grows at a steady pace instead of jumping overnight.
- LinkedIn acceptance rate
- The percentage of LinkedIn connection requests that get accepted. See the benchmarks page for cited healthy ranges.
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