Safety & pacing
These are Fegos’s own limits, not LinkedIn’s. They are enforced automatically and can’t be raised past the ceiling for your account’s tier and age.
No tool can guarantee safety
Automating LinkedIn is against LinkedIn’s User Agreement. Fegos paces activity conservatively to reduce risk, but no tool — including Fegos — can promise that an account won’t be restricted or disabled. Use it with that understanding.
Connection request caps
“New” means under 500 first-degree connections — an account at or above 500 is never treated as new.
| LinkedIn plan | New account, daily | Established, daily default | Daily max | Weekly cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PlanFree / unconfirmed | New account, daily10 | Established, daily default20 | Daily max30 | Weekly cap100 |
| PlanPremium | New account, daily15 | Established, daily default30 | Daily max40 | Weekly cap150 |
| PlanSales Navigator | New account, daily15 | Established, daily default40 | Daily max50 | Weekly cap200 |
Pacing
- Connection requests go out 90–180 seconds apart.
- A 3–10 minute break every 5–8 requests.
- Business hours are checked in each contact’s own timezone, on by default.
- Set your LinkedIn interface language to English — Fegos reads LinkedIn’s English pages.
Automatic pauses
- Reaching the weekly cap pauses that account’s campaigns and emails you — they resume the following Monday.
- If LinkedIn starts refusing invitations, campaigns on that account pause the same way.
- Follow-ups stop the moment someone replies — nobody gets chased after they respond.
These numbers come from Fegos’s own pacing engine and are kept honest here rather than rounded up for marketing.