Why LinkedIn restricts accounts

The honest part

LinkedIn's user agreement doesn't allow third-party automation. Every LinkedIn automation tool carries that risk, and none is ban-proof. When you connect an account, you confirm that you understand this. Hollerly is built to keep the risk low, not to remove it.

What usually triggers a restriction

• Too many invites, too fast, or invites at night and on weekends.
• Low acceptance rates. Many people ignoring or rejecting your invites tells LinkedIn the outreach is unwanted.
• A large pile of pending invites that never get answered.
• Robotic patterns, such as actions at exact intervals.
• Sudden location changes, such as signing in from a new country every day.
• People reporting your messages as spam.

What Hollerly does about it

• Conservative daily and weekly caps with ceilings, and a warm-up for new accounts. See Safety limits.
• Working hours and days in your timezone, plus the prospect's working hours.
• Random gaps between every action.
• One dedicated browser and one IP in your country per account. See Your dedicated IP.
• A 24-hour pause on rate limits or verification screens, and a stop with an email alert if LinkedIn signs you out. See Health score and auto-pause.

Habits that help

• Target tightly so more people accept. Use your ICP and AI lead scoring.
• Keep connection notes short, specific and free of links.
• Withdraw invites older than three weeks.
• Keep using LinkedIn normally yourself: post, comment and reply.
• If LinkedIn ever restricts you, stop campaigns on that account, follow LinkedIn's steps, and restart later at lower limits.