Safe LinkedIn automation that protects the accounts it runs on

Each action type has its own daily limit per account. On LinkedIn the defaults are 25 invitations, 60 messages, 80 profile visits, 20 paid InMails, 40 likes, 15 comments, 20 endorsements and 30 follows, plus a weekly cap of 150 invitations. Email, WhatsApp and Telegram default to 50 messages a day; Instagram keeps the total under 100 actions.

New or long-idle accounts can warm up: they start at 5 actions a day and add 3 per day until they reach their normal limit. Budgets reset at midnight in the account’s own timezone, so an account in Berlin and one in New York each get a full, local day.

When LinkedIn returns a rate-limit error, ReachPods doesn’t retry, it backs off. The first warning in seven days pauses the whole account for 24 hours. A second pauses it for 72 hours and halves its daily limits for 14 days. A third, or any restriction or verification wall, pauses it until a lightweight restriction lifted? check passes.

That check runs at random times every few hours. When LinkedIn answers normally again, the account resumes with a fresh, gentle warm-up. Three provider errors in a row within 30 minutes also pause the account for two hours, because LinkedIn sometimes pushes back with server errors. You can always pause or resume an account manually, and every event is logged on its health history.