LinkedIn outreach on autopilot, at a human pace

Connect your LinkedIn account once and Oppora visits profiles, reacts to posts, sends invites and follows up with messages for you. Every action runs with uneven gaps and daily limits, from a cloud session, so your browser can be closed.

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Priya Shah

Head of Growth at Helix Payments

Sending as

Dana RuizLive

Visit profile
Opening their profile
React to a post
Connection request
If connected
Message

Paced with human-like gaps, inside each action's daily limit.

Trusted by 5,000+ customers

A month per connected LinkedIn account: $19; No per-invite or per-message charges. Max includes 1 slot.
LinkedIn step types in one sequence: 8; Visits, reactions, comments, invites, follows, messages, InMail and withdrawals.
Warm-up for newly connected accounts: 3 weeks; Invites start at 5 a day and step up each week until your own limit applies.

A sequence instead of an afternoon of clicking

Manual LinkedIn prospecting

Oppora LinkedIn Automation

Visiting, liking and inviting one profile at a time

Visits, reactions, invites and messages run as sequence steps

Bursts of invites that look automated to LinkedIn

Uneven gaps and a daily limit for each action

Follow-up messages that depend on remembering who accepted

The next step starts on its own once they accept

Invites and replies tracked in a spreadsheet

Every invite tracked as queued, sent, connected or withdrawn

How it works

1
Add a slot and connect
Sign in to LinkedIn once inside Oppora. Each connected account uses one slot.
2
Build your sequence
Combine visits, reactions, comments, invites, follows, messages and InMail, with delays and an "If connected" branch.
3
Launch and track
Oppora paces every action, and the Invitations tab shows what is queued, sent, connected or withdrawn.

A human pace, not a metronome

Invites go out with uneven gaps, mostly a few minutes apart and now and then back to back, and the daily total varies a little so no two days look the same. You can lower any limit, but not raise it past the safe ceiling.

Daily limits for messages, InMails, visits, likes, comments, follows and withdrawals
Daily and weekly invite limits per account
Pending invites withdrawn after the number of days you choose

LinkedIn AutomationSlots 1/1

DRDana RuizLiveVP Sales at Corvane Systems Warming up · day 3/21Invites today0/5

Today's invites

3m 40s

48s

4m 12s

2m 55s

Warm-up for a newly connected account

Week 1

5/day

Week 2

10/day

Week 3

15/day

After

Your limit

≈5 of 120 queued invites will send today

Paced with human-like gaps to keep your LinkedIn account safe

Example data for illustration.

Engage with a post before you invite

React to a post or comment on one of their recent posts. Oppora picks from their last few posts, usually a newer one but not always the newest, the way a person browses. Pick the reaction yourself, or let Ora read the post and choose a safe one. Leave the comment blank and AI writes one from the post.

Never the same post twice for the same person
Their own posts first, reposts only if that is all they have
Ora never picks Funny or Love, and falls back to Like when unsure

React to a post Auto

Choose from their last10 postsPrefer posts fromthe last 2 months

Priya Shah's recent posts

Hiring two account executives for our mid-market team2d
Reposted: State of B2B payments 20265d
What we learned moving checkout to usage-based pricing2w
Thank you to everyone who came to our Boston meetup3w
Three questions I ask every new finance lead6w

Example data for illustration.

Every invite tracked

The Invitations tab lists every invite from your campaigns and lists, with its status, its source and when it was sent, plus your acceptance rate. Withdraw a pending invite, or remove a queued one before it sends.

InvitationsExample

Search lead, company or campaign

From campaignsAccount: Dana Ruiz

Recipient	Source	Sent	Status
Marcus Lee	Fintech VPs, Q4	2 hours ago	Connected
Lena Fischer	Fintech VPs, Q4	Yesterday	Sent
Tom Becker	Fintech VPs, Q4	Not sent yet	Queued
Sam Okafor	Fintech VPs, Q4	3 weeks ago	Withdrawn

Example data for illustration.

What teams say

“Easy to use, efficient, and made the follow up much faster and smoother. Even the campaigns run smoother and the follow ups are automated.”
Sanket, Marketing & Advertisingvia Capterra
“Everything being in one place has made our workflow much simpler. Earlier we had to switch between multiple tools, but now our team can manage leads, campaigns, and replies without jumping between tabs.”
Gavin Clarke, Sr. People Business Partner, Diligent Robotics

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How to automate LinkedIn without looking automated

What LinkedIn notices, and how to keep an account safe while it does the outreach.

Pace matters more than volume

LinkedIn looks at the account as a whole. Invites sent at exact intervals, or a brand new account jumping straight to full volume, are common signs of automation.

Oppora spreads actions with uneven gaps, varies the daily total slightly, and ramps new accounts up week by week. Every action type also counts toward one total daily limit per account.

Warm up the person, not just the account

A profile visit and a reaction to a recent post put your name in front of someone before you ask to connect, which makes the invite feel less cold.

After they accept, the next step waits 15 to 20 minutes instead of firing the moment the connection lands, so the message reads like it came from a person.

Clean up invites that go nowhere

Pending invites that sit for weeks clutter your account. Set an auto-withdraw window and Oppora pulls them back for you.

LinkedIn blocks re-inviting the same person for about three weeks after a withdrawal, so withdraw on purpose, not as a reflex.

LinkedIn Automation FAQ

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One flat price per LinkedIn account

Each connected LinkedIn accountNo per-invite or per-message charges: $19/month
Max plan: 1 slot included
AI comment on a postOnly when you leave the comment for AI to write: 1 AI credit
Reaction picked by OraChoosing a reaction yourself is free: 1 AI credit
AI personalization variableBy research depth: 1 to 3 AI credits

Free plan: add LinkedIn slots at $19 a month each. Pro and Max: Pro adds slots at $19 a month each, and Max includes 1 slot.

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Is LinkedIn automation safe?

Any automation carries some risk under LinkedIn rules. Oppora lowers it with uneven gaps between actions, daily limits for each action, a total daily limit per account and a gradual warm-up for newly connected accounts.

How much does LinkedIn automation cost?

Each connected LinkedIn account uses one slot at $19 a month, with no charge per invite or message. The Max plan includes one slot, and any plan can add more.

What actions can I automate?

Profile visits, reactions and comments on recent posts, connection requests with an optional note, follows, messages to connections, InMail on Premium accounts and withdrawing pending invites.

Do I need to keep my browser open?

No. Each connected account runs from its own cloud session, so actions keep running when your computer is off. You sign in to LinkedIn once inside Oppora.

What happens with a newly connected account?

It warms up automatically. Invites start low and step up each week, and other actions run at a share of their limits, until the account reaches the limits you set.

Can I combine LinkedIn with email?

Yes. LinkedIn steps sit in the same multichannel sequence as email, call task and CRM steps, with conditions such as "If connected" to branch between them.

Is this the same as the LinkedIn Extension?

No. The LinkedIn Extension is a Chrome extension for saving jobs, leads, companies and profiles from LinkedIn. LinkedIn Automation runs outreach actions from your connected account and does not need the extension.