How many LinkedIn connection requests can I send per day?
LinkedIn does not publish a daily invitation number either. What gets people restricted is less "21 instead of 20" and more a quiet account that suddenly behaves like a bot: dozens of Connect clicks in a few minutes, identical notes, and search behavior no person would do by hand.
A workable weekday pace for a warmed account is about 8 to 15 invites, sent with gaps, during hours you would actually be at a laptop. New accounts should start lower, often 5 to 8, and stay there until acceptance looks healthy for a couple of weeks.
Do not bank unused days. Sending zero Tuesday through Thursday and 60 on Friday is worse than sending 10 each weekday. The product watches patterns, not only totals.
Profile views in a tight burst can add to the same risk, even if you send few invites. If you research 200 profiles in 20 minutes, then fire invites from that list, you have already looked automated before the first note lands.
If a campaign needs more volume than one profile can send safely, the honest move is another real person with their own warmed account, not a higher slider on the first profile. Omentir caps daily invites on purpose so a campaign cannot dump a week's work at 9:01.
Frequently asked questions
You can try. That is one of the faster ways to earn a checkpoint or a temporary invite lock. Spread them. Leave idle time. Look like a person who has other work.
The invite still counts. Mobile can look slightly more human because people actually use the app that way, but blasting from either surface still stacks the same limit and the same spam signals.
Most B2B buyers are quieter then, and a Saturday burst from a weekday-only account looks odd. If you send on weekends, keep the volume low and the notes specific.
Stop. Do not withdraw 40 invites in a panic. Wait, do normal account things, and resume at a lower daily pace tomorrow. A cleanup binge on top of a send binge is still a binge.
Run the outreach from your own LinkedIn account
Omentir finds ICP-fit buyers, drafts connection notes and messages, and keeps replies in one inbox. You still choose the daily send limits.
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