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Your LinkedIn tool sends invitations. It doesn’t pick, write or reply.

We use a sending tool too. The difference is the person before and after it.

If a LinkedIn tool gave you spammy messages, a quiet inbox or a restricted account, sending was never the hard part. A tool makes sending cheap, so it sends more, to anyone who fits a filter. What it skips is the choice: who gets an invitation, and why.

SampleSay your tool sent 400 invitations last month to every CTO at a 20 to 200-person company. Most were ignored. LinkedIn counts ignored invitations against you.

In their words

People who switched a tool on describe the same few outcomes:

I got restricted on LinkedIn despite the recommended filters on the number of daily actions.

Trustpilot review of a LinkedIn automation tool, March 2026

It’s just yet another one of those spammy tools the companies use to try to drum up business.

Trustpilot review of a LinkedIn automation tool, June 2025

In most cases it’s not the tool, it’s people trying to squeeze 6 months of outreach into 2 weeks.

Reddit comment in r/SaaS, January 2026

Why automation tools stall

LinkedIn’s help page lists three reasons it may stop you sending invitations. Two are about volume and ignored invitations. The third says: “If you send an excessive number of invitations and we suspect the use of an automation tool, we may suspend or restrict your account.”

Section 8.2 of its User Agreement lists “Use bots or other unauthorized automated methods” among the things members must not do. That covers every sending tool, including the one we use.

Better wording inside the tool doesn’t save a weak list. In Belkins’ 2025 data, campaigns using AI prompts got a 7.3% reply rate, against 7.0% without.

Tool, agency or operator: real costs

Sources

  1. LinkedIn Help a551012 Types of restrictions for sending invitations. Checked
  2. LinkedIn User Agreement 8.2 effective 3 November 2025. Checked
  3. LinkedIn Help a1341387 Prohibited software and extensions. Checked
  4. Belkins LinkedIn outreach study 15.1 million touchpoints, 2025 campaigns, updated 29 June 2026. Checked
  5. LinkedIn Help a550555 Invitation limit reached. Checked

What we’d change around the tool

Your operator is a GTM engineer on our team. That’s true on every plan, Starter included.

  1. 01

    Pick each person first

    Your operator

    Before anything is sent, your operator picks each person. On Signal, that includes buying signals, so we reach people when they show they’re ready.

    What each plan includes

  2. 02

    Write every message

    Your operator

    The tool sends what your operator wrote. Nothing goes out from a template.

    Outreach that doesn’t read like a template

  3. 03

    Send at most 100 invitations a week

    Software

    LinkedIn doesn’t publish its limit. This one is ours. Sending happens on weekdays, in your working hours.

  4. 04

    Stop if LinkedIn restricts you

    We stop sending within 24 hours and tell you the same day.

    The first 24 hours after a restriction
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When this won’t fix it

  1. Can this still get your account restricted? It can.

  2. LinkedIn’s User Agreement doesn’t allow third-party automation tools, and we use one to send. Nobody can promise your account won’t be restricted, so we don’t. If you’d rather keep your own profile out of it, we can send from a GTME operator’s profile instead.

  3. If you have the hours and like running the tool, keep it. Our guide covers the picking and the writing: LinkedIn outreach for founders.

How we run your LinkedIn accountWhere the hours go
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Common questions.

Do you use automation too?

Yes. A cloud-based sending tool with daily limits sends the invitations from your profile. A person picks every invitation, writes every message and answers every reply.

Is your weekly cap LinkedIn’s limit?

No. LinkedIn doesn’t publish a weekly number, and says a restriction on sending typically lasts one week. Our cap of 100 invitations a week is our own choice.

My account was restricted while I used a tool. Can we still work together?

Tell us on the call. We’d wait until the restriction lifts and you’ve done LinkedIn’s steps, then start at 50 invitations in week 1. We can’t promise it won’t happen again.

Will my prospects know a tool sent it?

It comes from your profile, with a note your operator wrote in your voice. If someone asks whether you wrote it, your operator says a member of your team drafted it, and that you take every meeting yourself.

Pick where your route starts.

Every plan includes a dedicated operator, a GTM engineer on our team, and reply handling. Month to month, no minimum. Prices in US dollars.

Starter

$299/ month

Month to month. No minimum.

Your operator works your network and books your meetings.

For founders whose buyers are already in their network, or easy to find in a normal LinkedIn search.

Included

  • 1 LinkedIn account
  • 1 dedicated operator
  • Messages to your existing connections
  • Connection requests through regular LinkedIn search
  • Replies handled for you

Sales Navigator, buying signals, ideal-customer mapping. Those start on Signal.

Start with Starter

Starts with a 25-minute call. Nothing to pay today.

Authority

$1,999/ month

Month to month. No minimum.

Outbound plus inbound, with your voice on LinkedIn.

For founders who want buyers to come to them too.

Everything in Signal, plus:

  • Profile management, with a full rebuild
  • Posting for inbound
  • Brand management
  • Founder content
Start with Authority

Starts with a 25-minute call. Nothing to pay today.

Not sure which plan fits? Get the free audit. It ends with the plan we’d start you on, and why.

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See your own outreach take shape.

Paste your LinkedIn profile link. A GTM engineer on our team will score your profile, find 10 warm prospects and name the plan we’d pick.

The GTME team

Where do I find my link?

On the LinkedIn app: tap your photo, then View profile, then the three dots, then Share via, then Copy link. On a computer: open your profile and copy the address bar.

Free. A person sends your profile score, 10 warm prospects and the plan we’d pick, within 24 hours.

Where should we send your audit?

Profile: linkedin.com/in/

Your audit arrives here. Nothing else, unless you ask.

How big is your network?

LinkedIn shows others only “500+”, so we can’t see this. It helps us pick your plan.

We use your profile link and email to do your audit and send it to you, plus 2 short follow-up emails at most. No newsletter. Privacy notice.

Your score

Sample

60/ 100

Fix first

  1. Headline0 / 10

    Payroll software for UK firms with 20 to 200 staff.

  2. About, the lines before “see more”5 / 10

    Move “cut month-end payroll from 3 days to 1 for 40 firms” to line one.

  3. Connect and contact5 / 10

    Switch the main button back to Connect.

The plan we’d start you on: Starter

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