How it works
- Choose the account type and how old the account is. Paid plans do not raise the estimate, because LinkedIn’s help pages do not publish a higher invitation allowance for them.
- Add an acceptance rate if you know one, and the weekly invites you send now if you want a comparison.
- The page multiplies a commonly reported weekly ceiling by the factors it shows. The result is a planning range, not a number from LinkedIn.
Questions
Is this LinkedIn’s official connection limit?
No. LinkedIn’s help pages describe an invitation limit and do not publish one weekly number for every member. This page is an estimate for planning. The wording on the result says that again.
Why does Sales Navigator not get a higher range?
LinkedIn says Basic and Premium members are both subject to invitation limits, and the Sales Navigator help page we cite publishes InMail credits rather than a larger connection-request allowance. The account type is collected so that difference is visible. It does not change the arithmetic.
Where does the ceiling of 100 come from?
It is a figure commonly repeated by third-party LinkedIn automation guides, including Expandi’s public 2026 note, which itself says the figure is not an official LinkedIn quota. This page then reduces it for newer accounts and lower acceptance rates.
Does the checker contact LinkedIn?
No. It runs in the browser from the answers you type. It does not look up an account or send an invitation.
What should TWL Reach do with the range?
Treat it as a bound you choose, not a target to hit. TWL Reach sends email and LinkedIn inside the approval and account limits you set. It is not a tool for getting around LinkedIn’s limits. The guide explains the public rules this estimate sits under.