About LinkedIn account sending limits
MailMoo enforces daily sending limits to protect your LinkedIn account from restrictions. These limits vary based on your LinkedIn subscription type.
Below are maximum limits for different action types, your actual limits may vary based because of account age, activity levels. Always watch for warning messages and adapt limits.
🔗 Connection Requests
Without Message
Free:
100/week
40/day
Premium:
150/week
40/day
Sales Navigator:
150–250/week
40/day
With messsage:
Premium/Sales Navigator:
10/day
💬 Messaging
Direct Messages
Free:
100-150/week
40/day
Premium/Sales Navigator:
150-200/week
40/day
InMail Messages
Sales Navigator:
50/month
30/day
Recruiter Lite:
100/month
30/day
Recruiter:
1000/day
30/day
⚡️ Actions
Profile Visits
Free: 100/day
Premium: 100/day
Sales Navigator:
LinkedIn profiles: 100/day
Sales Navigator profiles: 100/day
Comments
100/day
Recommended Daily Limits
To minimize the risk of LinkedIn restrictions, we recommend staying well below the maximum limits:
Warmup (for new accounts):
Messages: 10/day
Connection requests: 10/day
Profile visits: 5/day
Normal usage:
Messages: 30/day
Connection requests: 20/day
Profile visits: 20/day
Sales Navigator:
Messages: 40/day
Connection requests: 35/day
Profile visits: 40/day
Auto-Warmup
MailMoo can automatically increase your limits over time to safely scale your outreach. When enabled, limits gradually increase on a schedule you define (e.g., +2 actions every 3 days until reaching your target).
How to adjust sending limits
You can adjust sending limits from sales team member cards or in the LinkedIn accounts tab:
Sales team page cards:
LinkedIn accounts tab:
Adjusting limits screen:
Key Takeaways & Best Practices
Start with conservative limits for new or inactive accounts
Enable auto-warmup to gradually increase activity
Premium accounts offer more flexibility, especially with InMail and connection notes.
Keep outreach personalized, and monitor for rate-limit warnings.
Limits may vary by account age, activity levels, and LinkedIn’s algorithm. Always watch for warning messages and adapt.