Volume without pressure on any one profile
Ten accounts each working at a comfortable rate produce ten times the volume with none of them behaving unusually. One account pushed to that volume gets restricted.
Run one LinkedIn profile or fifty. Pay only for what you connect.
Scaling outreach by pushing one LinkedIn profile harder is how accounts get restricted. Scaling it across several profiles is the right answer, and it is precisely what per-seat tools punish you for doing.
Authenticate the profile, including any verification LinkedIn asks for, and set its timezone.
One campaign can send from several accounts. The daily work is divided between them.
Each account shows its connection status and its usage against its weekly limits.
Ten accounts each working at a comfortable rate produce ten times the volume with none of them behaving unusually. One account pushed to that volume gets restricted.
Connect one account and bring a team of twenty, and you pay for one account. Adding people is always free.
When an account drops, its campaigns pause and resume from where they stopped. Nothing is skipped and nobody is messaged twice.
The economics here are the point. Per-seat pricing charges you for the people looking at the work; Doreach charges for the profiles doing it. An agency with three staff running fifteen client accounts pays for fifteen accounts, not three seats plus fifteen somethings.
It also happens to align the pricing with the safe way to scale. Adding accounts is both how you increase volume responsibly and the only thing that changes your bill, so the cheap option and the sensible option are the same option.
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