LinkedIn limits calculator

No. It is the daily ceiling gtm-api.com sets for a connected account from six facts about it, published in full in our docs. LinkedIn publishes almost no numbers of its own; the few it does are listed above, with links to its help pages.

Two signals hit a new account at once. An account younger than four months loses up to 80% for age, and an account that has sent fewer than 80 connection requests and messages through the platform in 30 days loses up to 90% for activity. A dormant account therefore starts at a score of at most 10, and its ceiling grows as it actually works.

No. Activity counts only connection requests and messages the platform itself sent in the last 30 days, read from its own activity log. Sends you make by hand in LinkedIn earn no activity credit, and they can count against you under Sessions and IP as a second device.

LinkedIn publishes no weekly number. The calculator shows our daily ceiling for your account and the same figure over seven days; LinkedIn's own weekly limit applies on top, and reaching it typically restricts sending invitations for about a week. LinkedIn connection request limits covers what is observed per plan.

Blocks compound: each one in the last 30 days keeps 60% of what was left, so one block takes 40% off, two take 64%, capped at 85%. The penalty leaves the score as the block ages out of the 30-day window, and the budget climbs back gradually.

Our budgets are per day: a spent bucket waits for the next day's refresh, and parked work resumes on its own. On LinkedIn's side, the commercial use limit resets at midnight PST on the 1st of each month, and an invitation restriction typically lasts one week.

Not while smart limits are on: the warm-up owns every daily cap, and a lower target you set is respected, a higher one is not. The ceiling rises as the account works, its age passes four months and its blocks age out. Turning smart limits off hands every number to you, and that is where accounts get lost, so the app asks in words before it does it.

The free plan connects one account and adds a second cap on top of the warm-up: 5 connection requests and 10 messages a day, among others, whatever the score allows. The full table is in billing and plans.