Choose a weekly request total and the days you want to plan. Get a daily workload schedule for your team. The inputs are your planning assumptions, not LinkedIn's rules or an account allowance.
A whole number you choose for planning. The tool does not recommend a volume.
Choose 1 to 7 days. The editable starting value of 5 is a calendar assumption.
Review who belongs in your list before setting a workload. Start with 100 free leads on signup, then check each prospect's relevance to your offer.
Get my 100 free leadsUse this schedule as a preparation checklist. Review the platform's features and plans, and follow any invitation restrictions shown in your LinkedIn account.
See the platformYour weekly total is divided into whole requests across the days you choose. When it does not divide evenly, the first days receive one extra request each until the remainder is used. The daily counts always sum to your chosen total. Day 1 means the first day you plan to work, not a LinkedIn reset day.
This planner does not estimate acceptance, create a warmup ramp, read your account, or send invitations. You can use a zero total to plan a week with no requests. Adjust your plan to the restrictions and messages displayed in your account.
LinkedIn's Invitation limit reached page says Basic and Premium members are subject to invitation limits. That page does not provide a numeric weekly allowance. Its invitation restrictions guidance describes reasons requests can be restricted, including many invitations sent in a short time and invitations ignored, left pending, or marked as spam. These sources do not validate any number entered here. Checked 12 October 2026.
For message preparation, see the LinkedIn message generator and connection request copy that converts.
No. You supply the weekly request total. This tool only distributes that number across your chosen days; it does not calculate an account allowance, recommend a sending volume, or predict whether LinkedIn will restrict invitations.
The planner divides your total by the number of planning days and rounds down to whole requests. Any remainder is assigned one extra request at a time to the first days, so the daily counts add up to your exact weekly total.
No. The calculation uses only your chosen total and number of days. It applies no Premium or Sales Navigator multiplier. LinkedIn states that both Basic and Premium members are subject to invitation limits and restrictions.