free tool · updated for 2026 enforcement
LinkedIn limit calculator
LinkedIn caps invitations at roughly 100–200 per week, but the safe number for your account depends on its age, acceptance rate, and how it's been behaving. This calculator gives you a defensible daily number and a ramp plan — the same logic LinkedBoost enforces automatically.
LinkedBoost enforces these numbers automatically — caps, ramps, and the acceptance kill switch — on every connected seat. Join the founding beta →
How the limits actually work in 2026
The weekly invitation cap (~100 for most accounts, up to ~200 for older accounts with strong acceptance) has existed since 2021. What changed is enforcement: LinkedIn now scores behavior — session origin, timing patterns, acceptance-rate decay, extension injection — so accounts get restricted while staying under the numeric caps. Daily pacing, ramping, and acceptance monitoring matter more than the ceiling itself.
The three rules that keep seats alive
1) Never start a new or dormant account at full volume — ramp 10/day → 15 → 20 over three weeks. 2) Watch acceptance rate weekly; under 25% means halve your volume, not push harder. 3) Messages to existing connections don't consume invite quota — when you need volume, mine the connections you already have.