The prospects who ignore your email answer on LinkedIn.

Safety comes from restraint, not from cleverness. Leads Ranger runs inside your own browser session rather than logging into your account from a data centre, spaces its actions with human-scale gaps, holds to a daily ceiling you set yourself, and never contacts the same person twice. Those four things are what separates a campaign that looks like a busy person from one that looks like a bot. You should still treat LinkedIn’s User Agreement as the rule that governs your account, keep volumes modest, and start with rehearsal mode.

LinkedIn does not publish a fixed number, and the practical ceiling depends on your account’s age, history and acceptance rate. Most experienced operators stay well under 100 invitations a week for a newer account and raise it slowly. Leads Ranger lets you set the daily cap yourself and enforces it, so you can start deliberately low and increase it only when your acceptance rate says you have earned the room.

No. Campaigns build from ordinary LinkedIn searches and pages, so a free account works. If you already pay for Sales Navigator, its richer filters make your target lists better, but nothing here requires it.

Rehearsal mode runs the whole campaign against your real target list and produces every message it would have sent, without sending any of them. One badly worded template sent to 200 people is not something you can take back, so a rehearsal that costs you five minutes is the cheapest insurance in outbound. Rehearsal state is kept completely separate from live state: a dry run can never be mistaken later for real outreach.

They run as their own campaign in the extension rather than as a step inside the email sequence builder, and the two share one pipeline: someone you connect with on LinkedIn is the same lead record as the one your email sequence is working, so you never double-tap a prospect from two channels by accident. If you need LinkedIn touches interleaved inside a single automated cadence with email, that is worth knowing before you choose us.

Chrome, Firefox and Edge. The Firefox add-on is published and installable today; the Chrome and Edge listings are in store review and will appear on the extension page as soon as they are approved.

No, and that is deliberate. The campaign uses your own browser session, so it runs while your browser is open and stops when it is not. Nothing about your account lives on our servers, which is the trade we chose: less unattended throughput, far less risk to the account you cannot replace.