Sending Limits

Track Sending Limits. See Your Usage at a Glance.

LinkedIn sending is controlled by separate limits for different actions, with timing, randomisation and live consumption visible around each connected seat.

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On the account

Different actions. Different ceilings.

GML does not treat every LinkedIn action as the same activity. Each type has its own daily control around the connected seat.

Five daily limits

LinkedIn uses separate daily limits for Connection requests, Messages, Profile actions, InMail, Email

See today's consumption

The Safety Console shows each action against its current daily ceiling so the team can see how the seat is being used.

The Safety Console showing each action against today’s ceiling, with how many are left

Add timing and randomisation

Set send days, time zone, sending window and sleep window around the seat. A ±20% randomisation band applies to the LinkedIn daily limits.

Send days, time zone, send window and sleep window, with a plus or minus 20 percent randomisation on a 20 a day limit

Visibility

When something is held back, see why

The Safety Console combines limit consumption, warm-up progress and the reason behind throttled activity in one place.

Safety Console with limit consumption, warm-up progress and held-back actions, above a Throttled activity list with the reason each action was held

Mailbox controls

LinkedIn limits are not email limits

Connected mailboxes use their own sending controls, with settings and health attached to each mailbox.

Set how much the mailbox can send in a working day.
Control the minimum time between sends and the hours when that mailbox is allowed to send.
The mailbox limit counts email-only campaigns and Send Email steps used inside LinkedIn flows.

A connected mailbox with a daily send limit, minimum gap between sends, sending hours and a count of email-only campaigns and Send Email steps toward the daily limit

A LinkedIn seat with a dedicated IP, a built-in VPN or own proxy and an account health list covering restrictions, authentication and sending limits

The boundary

Sending controls manage usage. They do not remove platform risk.

GML gives teams visible limits, warm-up, dedicated IPs, account health and emergency controls. It does not claim that a LinkedIn account can never be restricted.

Every connected LinkedIn seat gets its own IP address.
Use the built-in VPN to choose a country for the seat or bring your own proxy.
Account health surfaces restrictions, authentication problems, sending limits and required actions.

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Questions

Sending limits in GML

Five: connection requests, messages, profile actions, InMail and email.

No. Each action type has its own daily ceiling.

Yes. The Safety Console shows each action against today's ceiling.

Yes. Set send days, time zone, a send window and a sleep window.

A ±20% randomisation band applies to LinkedIn daily limits.

No. GML provides controls intended to manage usage and make account behaviour visible, but it does not guarantee that restrictions can never happen.