Use case

LinkedIn outreach automation your accounts survive

Volume and account safety were only ever a trade-off because the tools used the wrong mechanism. Naviira automates through InMail and open profiles, with the caps built into the engine.

Engineered for: volume your accounts survive
1,000+ DMs / profile / monthNo browser botsCaps enforced at send timeAI reply handling
The trade-off everyone accepts

Most LinkedIn automation is a racebetween results and a restriction.

Browser extensions that puppet your session. Connection-request blasts that trip LinkedIn's limits. Settings pages full of caps you can forget to turn on. The tools work until the morning your account doesn't log in. Automation is not the problem; automation built on the wrong mechanism is. You don't have to choose between volume and keeping the account.

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DMs / profile / month
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InMails max / seat / day
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free sends max / day
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browser bots involved
A different mechanism

Automate the message, not the mischief

Naviira automates outreach through channels LinkedIn actually sells: InMail credits and open-profile messages via Sales Navigator, sent server-side at human pace. No invite blasts, no browser bot, no profile-view farming. That is why the volume holds at 1,000+ DMs per profile per month.

  • Branching sequences: InMail, message, connection request, profile view, wait steps
  • Conditions read the real conversation state: replied, accepted, interested, booked
  • AI Conversation Agent drafts every reply in your voice, autonomous or approval-gated
~300 InMails (6 seats × 50 credits)  +  ~800 open-profile messages  =  1,000+ DMs per profile, per month
Exact capacity depends on how many of your prospects have open profiles. We tell you that number on the demo call.
Account safety

The guardrails are the product

Enforced by the engine at send time. Not settings you can forget to turn on.

Per-seat caps
10 InMails per seat per day, 50 per month, checked at send time
Free-send caps
30 open-profile messages per profile per day, budgeted before each pass
Pacing
Randomized human-like spacing between every send, no bursts
Atomic seat locks
Seat switch and send are one locked operation, credits never cross wires
Cooldowns
Automatic backoff when LinkedIn pushes back, per account, per seat
Auto-pause
Campaigns pause themselves on failure spikes and tell you why
The other half

Automation that answers, not just sends

Sending is half the job. Every reply lands in one inbox, classified by intent, with an AI draft in your voice waiting. Approve with one click or let approved sequences run autonomously.

  • Intent tags on arrival: interested, meeting requested, more info, not interested
  • A/B variants per touch, winner surfaces automatically
  • Sends with unresolved personalization variables are blocked, not sent broken
AI draft · your voice
★★★★★
The safety spec is what sold me. Caps enforced in the engine, and campaigns that pause themselves instead of burning the account. Two quarters, zero restrictions.
Dana LundVP Sales · Corvex
★★★★★
The unified inbox is the first one my team actually lives in. Nothing goes cold on a weekend anymore, the AI drafts are genuinely usable.
Kai HardyHead of Growth · Northwind
HHarsh, founder of Naviira
We built Naviira because our own agency hit the ceiling. Every cap and cooldown on this page exists because our accounts depend on them before yours do.
Harsh · Founder, Naviira
Questions

Straight answers

It depends entirely on the mechanism. Browser bots and invite blasts are what get accounts flagged. Naviira automates through InMail and open-profile messaging via Sales Navigator, server-side, with per-seat caps, randomized pacing and automatic cooldowns enforced in the engine. Any automation carries some risk; this is the version of it built to keep accounts alive.
List import from Sales Navigator searches, message personalization from profile data, sending across InMail and open-profile channels, follow-ups on conditions like replied or accepted, A/B testing, and first-draft replies from the AI Conversation Agent. You keep approval on anything you want a human to sign.
Connection-request tools wait on an accept before they can even message, and invite limits cap them near 600 touches a month. InMail and open-profile messages land directly in the inbox with no invite limit, which roughly doubles the ceiling per account.
1,000+ per connected profile: roughly 300 InMails from pooled seat credits plus about 800 open-profile messages, depending on how many of your prospects have open profiles. The dashboard shows your real number before you commit a campaign.
20 minutes · No pitch deck

Automation that still works next quarter.

We will show you the guardrails live, measure your audience, and tell you the exact volume your accounts can safely hold.