How it works
- Set a weekly cap. It starts at a commonly cited figure you can replace. LinkedIn does not publish that figure.
- Add the invitations you want to send, an acceptance rate you choose, and the account age if you want the planning range beside the schedule.
- The page splits the cap across days, counts the weeks to the target, and multiplies by your acceptance rate. It does not send invitations.
Questions
Is the default weekly cap LinkedIn’s limit?
No. The field starts at a figure commonly cited by third-party guides, including Expandi’s public 2026 note, which says the figure is not an official LinkedIn quota. Change it to the cap you intend to use.
Does the schedule mean that cap is acceptable?
No. The page does not call any number acceptable or official. It spreads the cap you typed across days and counts the weeks. Watch the account yourself. LinkedIn does not publish the limit.
What do account type and account age change?
They feed the same planning range as the connection limit checker, shown next to your cap. Paid plans do not raise that range. The schedule uses the cap you typed.
How are accepted connections estimated?
Invitations multiplied by the acceptance rate you entered, then rounded. That rate is your assumption. It is not a LinkedIn average and it is not a forecast.
Does TWL raise the cap if I follow the plan?
No. TWL Reach sends email and LinkedIn inside limits you set. It does not raise LinkedIn’s limits, and this page does not send the invitations. The message counter only measures the note.