Your dedicated IP and cloud browser
Each LinkedIn account in Hollerly gets its own cloud browser and a dedicated IP in your country. How it works, why it matters and what reconnecting does.
One browser and one IP per account
When you connect a LinkedIn account, Hollerly gives it:
- Its own browser profile in the cloud. Cookies and session data aren't shared with any other account.
- A dedicated IP address in the country you picked when you connected. The account keeps that IP from then on, so LinkedIn sees the same familiar location every time.
The browser uses your workspace timezone, which you set under safety settings. That's why there's no Chrome extension and nothing to keep open: actions run in the cloud, inside your working hours, while your computer is off.
Picking the right country
Choose the country you usually sign in to LinkedIn from. If you travel, keep the country where you normally work. There are 25 countries to choose from, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, most of Western Europe, India, Singapore, the UAE, Brazil, Mexico and New Zealand.
Does it change if I reconnect?
The IP stays assigned to that LinkedIn account in your workspace. If you disconnect and connect the same account again, it reuses the same IP. If you need a different country, email support@hollerlyai.com.
How often Hollerly checks LinkedIn
Besides running campaign steps, Hollerly checks each account for accepted invites and new LinkedIn replies about every 20 minutes. These checks pause while an account is on a safety pause.
Privacy
Your login details are encrypted and only used to keep you signed in. Each account's browser and IP are isolated from other customers. See Your data and deleting your account.