Valley strictly enforces LinkedIn's safety thresholds to protect your account from restrictions or suspensions. The platform builds these limits directly into its sending engine:

Daily Connection Requests: Maximum 25-30 per day, with Valley recommending staying at 25 for optimal safety. The platform spreads these throughout the day to mimic natural behavior patterns.

InMail Volume: Up to 40 InMails daily, though Valley typically sends 30-35 to maintain a safety buffer. These also distribute across business hours for authentic appearance.

Weekly Totals: Approximately 200 total touches per account weekly (125-150 connection requests plus InMails). This volume provides substantial outreach while staying well within LinkedIn's monitoring thresholds.

Follow-up Messages: Unlimited to existing connections - LinkedIn doesn't restrict messaging people already in your network. Valley leverages this for robust follow-up sequences without safety concerns.

Smart Timing: Valley automatically varies sending times and adds random delays between actions, preventing the mechanical patterns that trigger LinkedIn's automation detection.

These limits are non-negotiable within Valley's system. Even if you want to send more, the platform won't allow it, protecting you from accidental overreach that could jeopardize your account.

Does Valley Require Multiple LinkedIn Accounts?

Valley operates effectively with single accounts but delivers optimal results with multiple profiles:

Single Account Option: Valley Base ($397/month) supports one LinkedIn account. This works well for solo founders or initial testing, providing approximately 200 weekly touches.

Recommended Setup: Valley Growth ($849/month) includes 3 accounts, tripling your outreach capacity while maintaining safety. This provides sufficient volume for meaningful testing and consistent pipeline generation.

Agency Scale: Valley Scale ($250/seat, minimum 10 seats) enables agencies to manage multiple client campaigns. Some agencies run 75-100 seats successfully.

Why Multiple Accounts Help:

• Larger testing samples for message optimization

• Faster learning cycles for AI training

• Ability to target different personas simultaneously

• Redundancy if one account needs rest

• A/B testing across different sender profiles

As Valley's team explains: "Having more accounts helps get a larger sample size for testing over a month. You need to hook up personal LinkedIn accounts - however many you have access to."

How Does Valley Differ From Chrome Extensions?

Valley operates through secure cloud-based architecture, not risky browser extensions that LinkedIn actively monitors:

Cloud-Based Operation: Valley runs entirely on remote servers, requiring no browser plugins or desktop software. Your campaigns continue running even when your computer is off.

Dedicated IP Addresses: Each account receives unique IP addresses, preventing LinkedIn from detecting multiple accounts from the same location - a common restriction trigger.

API-Level Integration: Valley connects through official pathways rather than browser manipulation, reducing detection risk significantly.

No Browser Fingerprinting: Chrome extensions leave detectable traces that LinkedIn's anti-automation systems identify. Valley's cloud approach eliminates these signatures.

Consistent Performance: Cloud infrastructure ensures stable operation without browser crashes, memory leaks, or extension conflicts that plague browser-based tools.

Authentication Security: Your LinkedIn credentials remain secure through OAuth connections rather than stored passwords in browser extensions.

Valley's approach is why customers report: "We've been using Valley for over a year and never seen a restriction, let alone account suspension."