How pacing works
The mechanisms behind every send — stated plainly, with the real numbers.
Custody
You sign in through LinkedIn’s own flow — your password never touches Vantera. Two-factor prompts and security checkpoints happen inside LinkedIn’s pages, exactly as they would if you logged in yourself. What Vantera receives is a connection to act on your behalf; what it stores about your login is nothing.
Pacing
Every action fires with randomized, human-like gaps — never bursts, never clockwork intervals. Invites stay under a hard ceiling of roughly 100 per week per account, and daily volume is bounded well below anything that looks automated. These limits live in Vantera’s scheduler, not in a settings page: there is no toggle that raises them past the safe line, for you or for us. When you connect more than one sender, volume is distributed across accounts so no single profile ever carries risky volume.
Warmup
New or long-quiet accounts don’t start at the ceiling. They begin at a fraction of it and ramp up gradually over the first weeks, the way a person returning to active outreach would. The ramp is automatic — nothing for you to configure, nothing you can skip.
What happens when LinkedIn asks for a check
If LinkedIn raises a security checkpoint on your account, everything on that account pauses immediately — sends, invites, follow-ups. You resolve the check in LinkedIn’s own flow, and when the account is clear, held messages resume at normal pace, never all at once. One honest sentence to close on: no tool can guarantee LinkedIn will never act. What Vantera guarantees is that every ceiling, gap, and pause is designed around typical human behavior — and enforced where you can’t accidentally turn it off.
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