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How sending limits keep your account safe

LinkedIn publishes no universal limit. BlueTier keeps every account inside careful limits, shows you each one, and lets you set a lower one.

Updated 4 steps

Steps

  1. Open Settings, then AI, then the Accounts tab to see each account's daily limit.
  2. To set your own, choose Open settings on the account and change Daily limit under Sending.
  3. To see your LinkedIn subscription level, open the LinkedIn plan badge at the top right of any page.
  4. To set a campaign's own pace, open the campaign and choose Edit campaign.

What you will see

The limit shows on the account's row. Once an account has sent that many messages in the last 24 hours, its campaigns, bulk messages and Auto-answer all wait until there is room again.

The Campaigns page: tabs for Running, Not started and paused, and Finished, each campaign with its account and status, and Daily sends and New campaign at the top.
The Campaigns page: tabs for Running, Not started and paused, and Finished, each campaign with its account and status, and Daily sends and New campaign at the top.

Good to know

  • Every campaign follows the strictest of four limits: careful defaults for the kind of campaign and the age of the account, your plan's weekly allowance, the account's own limit and the campaign's own limit.
  • Your own limit can only make an account safer: it can lower the channel's safety ceiling, never raise it.
  • Campaign messages go out inside the working hours you set, in your time zone, with a random wait between them rather than a fixed one.
  • Because LinkedIn publishes no universal limit, no fixed number of invitations or messages is promised. The real ceiling depends on the account's subscription level, its age and its activity.
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