How many LinkedIn actions are safe per day?

Replying to someone who messaged you first doesn't count against your limits @Arti28. LinkedIn actually wants to see active back-and-forth conversations so that is completely safe to do as much as you need.

For the actual limits @Bilal031... if you are using any automation tools you need to mimic human delays. I usually stick to around 20-30 connection requests a day max, mostly because of the weekly 100 limit anyway unless you are using some workaround like finding them via groups. Profile visits are much safer, you can easily do 80-100 if you space them out throughout the day.

About skill endorsements... they do absolutely nothing for your search visibility. It is just basic social proof for when someone actually scrolls down your page, but tbh most prospects don't even look at them anymore. You are way better off getting two or three real recommendations from past clients instead.
What kind of accounts you are using? I started Linkedin automation 3 weeks ago and rented out a couple of accounts, the first one got restricted in 3 days, then I optimized the automation process a little bit and the second account is living 6 days already. Also I started paying some ppl in real life to take their accounts, so I can be sure that I will have verified accounts, but I don't know how exactly to warm up them properly, like what kind of actions and for how much time... Will be glad if you can give me some clarity on these things
 
I know LinkedIn does not share official daily limits, so I am curious about what people are actually doing.
For those who use LinkedIn regularly, what has been safe for your accounts?
  • How many connection requests do you send each day?
  • How many likes and comments?
  • How many profile visits?
  • How many DMs?
Also, what is your opinion on skill endorsements? Do they actually help with profile visibility or getting more leads, or are they not worth spending time on?

Would love to hear some real-world numbers and experiences rather than just guesses.
To work safely on LinkedIn, the total number of all account activities should not exceed 120–150 per day.
The platform's artificial intelligence monitors sudden spikes, click patterns, and click speed.
 
Send 15 to20 connection requests daily using personalized notes. Staying under 100 requests per week protects your account from restrictions.
 
a few connection requests (like under 10-15), and mostly normal likes/comments on posts i actually read. for skill endorsements, they help a bit for credibility, but they don’t usually drive leads on their own, so i wouldn’t spend too much time chasing them.
 
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