LinkedIn Automation for Agencies

Users need access to the specific LinkedIn account to see its conversations. Owners, Managers, and Editors can work with messages; Viewers can read them but cannot reply. Workspace roles do not normally grant account access. There is an exception when the workspace owns the account: its Owner and Admins get owner access, and Members get Manager access by default. For explicit per-client permissions, set a specific user as the account owner and grant access deliberately.

Yes. Invite the client as a Guest and give them Viewer access to their account. They can review campaigns and conversations without changing settings or launching campaigns. Guests cannot manage campaigns at any access level. If the client needs to stop or edit campaigns, use a Member workspace role with Editor account access instead.

No. Automation runs on the computer where the LinkedIn account's instance is open, including with cloud-based storage. To keep campaigns available beyond an operator's working day, you can run Linked Helper on your own VPS or dedicated server and manage it remotely. Allow roughly 2 GB of RAM and half a CPU core per active account, and keep each account's working hours and daily limits configured.

You need one license per LinkedIn account running at the same time. Five simultaneous accounts need five licenses; accounts that take turns can use a reassigned license. Users in your first workspace are free, and each additional workspace needs at least one license. Volume discounts start at 10 licenses: 10–19 get 10% off, 20–49 get 20%, 50–74 get 30%, 75–99 get 35%, 100–999 get 40%, and 1,000+ get 50%. Volume and term discounts multiply rather than add together. To qualify, buy licenses of the same type and duration together under one subscription. See Pricing for the total for your setup.

Both versions run automation on your computer. Local storage keeps campaign data on that machine. Cloud-based storage keeps data on Linked Helper servers and lets authorized users view another account's inbox and view, create, or launch its campaigns without opening its instance. A launched campaign waits until that account is opened. Cloud storage also supports incoming webhooks and lets you resume an account on another computer. Choose the storage type when buying a license; migration between the two is not currently available.

You can replace the Linked Helper name and logo in the app interface with your agency's branding. This supports delivering outreach services under your own brand. It is not a full white-label reseller program and does not include reselling Linked Helper licenses.

Add Send person to external CRM to the campaign, connect the client's HubSpot, Pipedrive, Close, Zoho, Salesforce, or another supported CRM, and map the fields. Send contacts after any step you choose or only after a reply. Messaging history is optional and off by default; direct CRM integrations support it on Standard and Pro. Standard allows 20 CRM sends per day and does not support messaging history through webhooks. For other tools, use an outgoing webhook through Zapier, Make, or Google Sheets, or export a CSV.

No automation tool can guarantee zero risk. What Linked Helper does is leave nothing for LinkedIn's technical checks to match against: it is a desktop app rather than an extension, doesn't use the LinkedIn API, and gives every account its own cookies and fingerprint, with the option to run each one through its own proxy. Daily limits, working hours, and randomized pauses keep activity human-like. How the account itself is used — proxy quality, matching time zones, realistic volumes — remains the operator's responsibility.

Start a 14-day free trial with full Pro features and no credit card. Set up your account, build a campaign, and test the CRM handoff. When the trial ends, campaigns pause until you activate a paid license. An agency client's account added to your workspace uses a paid license, not a new trial. A client who wants to evaluate Linked Helper can use their own trial on their own computer, with your agency connecting remotely to help.

Use one workspace for the agency when sharing resources suits your process. In cloud-based storage, accounts in the same workspace share CRM profiles and notes, tags, and saved message templates. Account permissions still control access to campaigns and conversations. If clients need separate working environments, use a workspace for each client. Users in your first workspace are free; each additional workspace needs at least one license.