LinkedIn accounts
Your own profiles can only send so many invites a week. We provide aged LinkedIn accounts of real, ID-verified people that join your workspace as extra senders, so your sequences reach five or fifty times the buyers.
Priya Shah
Ravi Menon
Maya Singh
Ananya Rao
Leo MartinSound familiar?
- “Two founders’ profiles can only send so many invites a week.”
- “We’ve already reached everyone who’ll take a message from us.”
- “Making new profiles by hand got them restricted within a week.”
- “We want to test a new market without burning our own accounts on it.”
Ten accounts, one place to ask.
Rented accounts sit in your workspace next to your own, with the same reports and the same inbox. Connect Claude and ask which accounts are warm, which are replying and where the next invites should go.
What you can ask ClaudeWhat each account comes with.
A real person’s profile, set up for your offer and kept safe by the same limits as yours.
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A real person
Every account belongs to a real professional with a verified ID, a work history and a photo that’s theirs. Nothing generated, nothing made up.
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Years of history
Profiles are years old, not weeks, with a network of their own already in place. LinkedIn trusts an account like that far more than a new one.
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Its own proxy and login
Each account connects to your workspace through its owner’s login, with its own proxy in the owner’s country, so no two accounts ever share a trail.
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A headline that fits
We adjust the headline, about section and banner to your offer over the first few days, slowly, the way a person would. Name and photo stay the owner’s.
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Replacement if it goes wrong
If LinkedIn restricts an account, we work on getting it back. If it can’t come back, a replacement joins your workspace and your sequences move over to it.
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Premium or Sales Navigator
Ask for accounts with Premium or Sales Navigator on them. Premium accounts can reach 45 invites a day; Sales Navigator adds more ways to import people.
How it starts, and how long it takes.
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A fit call
Thirty minutes on who you sell to, how many accounts you need and what they should look like. If your own profiles have headroom left, we say so first.
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We match the accounts
Within a few days you see the profiles we’ve picked for you: role, age, network and where the owner is based. You approve each one before it’s yours.
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They join your workspace
The accounts connect as senders in your own workspace, next to your own. We tune each profile to your offer over the first few days.
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Warm up, then scale
Every account starts at 4 invites a day and moves up one level after each 14 healthy days. Your sequences spread across all of them, and nobody gets the same person twice.
A good fit, and not yet.
More accounts help when the message already works. They don’t fix one that doesn’t.
Worth a call if
- Your own profiles are already sending at their limit, and there are more buyers to reach.
- You have an offer that gets replies; you want more of them.
- You can wait a few weeks for accounts to warm up before judging the numbers.
Not yet if
- You haven’t used your own profiles yet. Start there; they’re free and they’re you.
- You want thousands of invites next week. No account, rented or not, skips warm-up here.
- You want to make up the person. Every account is a real owner’s, and their name stays on it.
In the first case, the product on your own accounts with your own profiles is the better start.
Rented accounts follow the same rules as yours.
A rented account gets no shortcuts. It starts at 4 invites a day, moves up one level after each 14 healthy days in a row, and never sends more than 150 invites a week. Each one has its own proxy in its owner’s country, runs only in working hours, and slows down on its own if anything looks wrong. Nobody can switch the limits off, including us.
See the exact limits we useFrequently asked questions
Who owns the accounts?
Real working professionals who have agreed to lend us their profile for outreach, and are paid for it. Most of them are based in India. Each one is ID-verified, and they keep the account: it goes back to them when you stop.
Can I change the name and photo?
No. The account is a real person’s, so their name and photo stay. We can change the headline, about section, banner and featured links to fit your offer, and we do it gradually so it looks like a person updating their profile.
Who answers the replies?
You do, from your own inbox, or our team does if you add the VIP service. Every reply to a rented account lands in your unified inbox next to the replies to your own profiles, so nothing is split across tools.
Is this allowed on LinkedIn?
LinkedIn’s terms expect each account to be used by the person it belongs to, so renting one carries a risk that your own profile doesn’t. We keep that risk low with real owners, their own proxies, slow warm-up and hard limits, and we replace an account that doesn’t come back. We won’t tell you it’s zero.
How is it priced?
Per account, per month, with a lower rate the more accounts you take. It’s agreed on the fit call. The accounts also count as senders on your plan. No long contract; a month’s notice either way.
What happens to the conversations when I stop?
The account goes back to its owner. The leads, the sequences and every conversation stay in your workspace, so you can carry on with the people who replied from your own profiles.