LinkedIn SMM panel

LinkedIn separates two things every other platform merges. A connection is mutual and capped at 30,000 per account. A follower is one-way and uncapped, and it is what a company page collects. Buying connections means buying accepted invitations, which is a different and harder job than adding a follower, and it is why connection services cost far more than follower services wherever they are sold.

LinkedIn is also the strictest platform in this set. It restricts accounts for automated activity quickly and it verifies identity on appeal, which makes recovering a restricted account harder here than anywhere else.

Every order takes a public link. We never ask for your LinkedIn password and we request no permissions on the account.

We do not list LinkedIn services right now

We do not list any LinkedIn services at the moment. Our network has none active, and there is no second network behind this panel to fall back on.

This page reads the live service list every time it loads, so if our network adds LinkedIn the prices appear here on their own. Nothing on this page is a promise that we can fill an order we cannot fill.

LinkedIn questions and answers

Do you sell LinkedIn services right now?

Only if the table on this page shows rows. This page reads the live service list every time it loads. If there is no table, we are not listing LinkedIn today and we will not take an order we cannot fill.

What is the difference between a connection and a follower?

A connection is mutual, needs the other account to accept, and LinkedIn caps it at 30,000 per account. A follower is one-way and uncapped, and it is what a company page collects. Connections cost far more anywhere they are sold, because each one is an accepted invitation.

Why is LinkedIn riskier than the other platforms?

Because it restricts accounts for automated activity faster than the rest of this set and asks for identity documents on appeal. The account is usually tied to your real professional identity, so losing it costs more than losing a page. That risk sits with you.

Other platforms we list

Start with $20 and run one real order

The smallest credit package is $20, which costs $21.00 in total with the $1.00 processing fee shown as its own line. That is enough to place a real order, watch it deliver and see what happens if it comes back short.