LinkedIn InMail at volume
InMail reaches people you are not connected to, with no invitation to accept first. One plan’s monthly credits are gone in days. Our team runs InMail for you at the monthly volume you choose, and the capacity to send it is included.
A Sales Navigator plan comes with 50 InMail credits a month, and LinkedIn’s help page says you cannot purchase more 12. So sending InMail to thousands of people takes more capacity than one plan gives. There are four real ways to get it: reach Open Profiles first, add seats, pay for sponsored messages, or have the InMail run for you. With LinkedNav you choose a monthly prospect volume, and our team writes, sends and answers the InMail from your own LinkedIn account. The InMail capacity is topped up for you, so you do not buy a Sales Navigator membership or count credits.
An InMail is a message to someone you are not connected to, and each one uses a credit 1. So bulk InMail is not one message pushed to a list. It is many single messages, each written to one person, sent over days from a real profile.
Two of LinkedIn’s rules shape how it is done. A credit comes back when the person accepts, declines or responds within 90 days 1. And you cannot send a second InMail to the same person until they respond to the first 1. An InMail is one good attempt per person, so the first one has to be worth reading.
LinkedIn’s advertising platform also sells sponsored messages. Those are ads bought with an ad budget, not notes from your own profile. This page is about the first kind.
The plan sets the ceiling. These are the numbers on LinkedIn’s help pages on the day this page was written.
Put those side by side and the problem is plain. If you want to start a few hundred new conversations a month with people who will not accept an invitation from a stranger, one Sales Navigator plan does not cover it, and it cannot be extended by buying credits.
Rather have this done for you?
Pick a monthly volume. Our team builds the list, writes the messages, sends from your own LinkedIn account and handles the replies. Sales Navigator and InMail credits are covered by us.
Volume only helps if the message is worth answering. Every reply also hands the credit back, so a good InMail pays for the next one. This is the method our team uses, and you can use it by hand tomorrow.
In the first week you spend one call telling us who you sell to and how you speak. Our team builds the list and writes the InMail and connection sequences, and you approve the wording.
After that, messages go out from your profile every working day. Replies land in your own inbox. We answer them, deal with the questions, and pass you the people who want to talk. Once a week you get a report: who was reached, who replied, who booked.
Your part is the conversations. That is the whole idea of a done-for-you LinkedIn outreach service: you buy the volume, and the work of reaching it is ours.
Your options
Each of these works. They differ in how far they go and in who does the work.
One flat price
$597 a month for every 500 prospects reached. Every step costs the same. No setup fee, no per-seat fee, cancel anytime.
How it works
You tell us who you sell to, what you offer and how you speak. That is most of what we need from you.
Our team builds the list and writes the InMail and connection sequences. You read the wording and approve it before anything goes out.
Messages go out from your own LinkedIn profile, under your name, at the monthly volume you chose.
We answer replies, pass you the people who want to talk, and send a report every week on who was reached and what came back.
Is it for you?
Questions
An InMail is always a one-to-one message, and each one uses a credit unless the person has an Open Profile. Sending to many people means sending many single messages over time. LinkedIn’s help pages give Sales Navigator 50 credits a month and say more cannot be purchased there, so real volume needs more capacity than one plan.
You choose a monthly prospect volume in steps of 500, and InMail is one of the channels used to reach them. Thousands of InMails a month from your own account is a normal volume for our team. The current price for each step is on the pricing page.
No. You do not need to buy a Sales Navigator membership. The capacity to send your monthly volume is included, and it is topped up for you.
Yes. They go out under your name from your own profile, and replies land in your own inbox.
Our team writes them from what you tell us about your buyer, your offer and how you speak. You approve the wording before anything goes out.
They do different jobs. A connection request uses no credit, but one account sends about 100 a week and the person has to accept before you can say much. An InMail lands in the inbox of someone you are not connected to. Most outreach uses both.
LinkedNav is a done-for-you LinkedIn outreach service. You choose a monthly prospect volume, and our team builds the list, writes the sequences, runs the outreach and handles the replies.
