Product · Safety on autopilot
Under the ceiling, every day, on every account.
Without anyone watching a dashboard.
No automation is risk-free, and anyone who says otherwise is selling something. What Cadency does is take the discipline out of human hands: ceilings per action, pacing across the day, a dedicated proxy per account, and a pause the moment LinkedIn asks for a checkpoint.
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What it does
Ceilings per action type
Connection requests, messages, visits and InMail each have their own daily cap per account, set conservatively and adjusted to the account's age and history.
Spread across working hours
Actions are distributed through the sender's day with natural gaps, in their time zone. Never a burst at 9:00.
Dedicated residential proxy
Each account connects from its own stable IP in its own country. No shared pools, no sudden location changes.
Automatic pause on checkpoint
When LinkedIn asks for a verification, the account pauses on its own and the team is notified. Nothing retries blindly.
Health monitoring
Acceptance rates, reply rates and warnings per account, so a sender that starts to underperform is throttled before it gets flagged.
Email safeguards too
Mailbox warm-up, bounce protection and per-mailbox sending limits apply the same logic to email.
How it works
01
Connect
Each account gets a dedicated residential proxy in its country and a starting ceiling based on its age and history.
02
Ramp
New accounts start low and ramp up over weeks. Ceilings rise only while acceptance and reply rates stay healthy.
03
Pace
Every action is scheduled inside working hours with natural gaps. Nothing runs at the same minute every day.
04
React
A checkpoint pauses the account and notifies the owner. A drop in acceptance throttles it before LinkedIn does.
Ceilings
A cap per action, per account, per day.
Connection requests, messages, profile visits, InMail and email each have their own daily ceiling on each account. Defaults are conservative. You can lower any of them; raising them stops at a maximum the platform enforces, whatever the plan.
- Weekly connection request budgets are respected on top of the daily cap.
- Pending requests that are never accepted are withdrawn automatically after a delay you set.
- Ceilings apply to the account, not the campaign: two campaigns on one sender share its budget.
Network
One account, one proxy, one country.
Each LinkedIn account connects through its own dedicated residential IP, in the country the account normally logs in from, and keeps it. No shared pools, no rotating exits, no login from Paris at 9:00 and Singapore at 9:05.
- Proxy
- Dedicated
- Type
- Residential
- Location
- Account's own
Checkpoints and health
Pause first, ask questions later.
When LinkedIn asks an account to verify itself, Cadency stops that account immediately, keeps the campaign running on the others, and notifies the owner with the exact step to complete. Between checkpoints, acceptance rates, reply rates and warnings are tracked per account so a sender that starts to slip is throttled early.
- Health score per account, visible to the team.
- Automatic throttle when acceptance drops below the account's own baseline.
- Full log of every action sent on the account's behalf, exportable.
Questions
Before you ask.
Can I raise the ceilings myself?+
Within a range. Cadency lets you lower any ceiling and raise it up to a conservative maximum. Above that, the platform says no, which is the point.
What happens during a checkpoint?+
The account pauses immediately, the campaign continues on the other senders, and the owner gets a notification to complete the verification. Sending resumes when the account is clear.
Do you guarantee accounts will never be restricted?+
No, and nobody honest can. Cadency removes the behaviours that get accounts restricted: bursts, shared IPs, ignored warnings, one account doing everyone's volume.
More of the product
- Multi-step campaigns · LinkedIn and email steps, branching
- Sender rotation · Every account, plus ambassador accounts
- Unified inbox · Every reply, every sender, one place
- Email infrastructure · Google and Microsoft mailboxes, warm-up
- B2B database · People and company search
- Waterfall enrichment · Verified emails and mobiles, pay on hit
- MCP server · Cadency inside your AI assistant
Ready when you are.
We will tell you if it fits.
Tell us who you sell to and how many senders you have. If Cadency is the wrong tool for it, we will say so.
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