u/Last_Inspector2515

Hey guys,

I have been doing Linkedin outreach at scale for a while now and just wanted to share my numbers averaging across my campaigns to get an idea if I am doing good or not.

I have been sending 300 reqs a day, 6 days a week. And here are my numbers --

• Reqs sent in past 30 days -> ~9000
• Industry -> B2B SaaS and Sales Agencies
• Acceptance rate -> always 30%+, and range between 30-40. Although got 53% in one of my small campaigns with 200 leads.
• Reply rate -> always 10%+, but it moves a lot, I have had 30% too. I think maybe coz I try a lot of messaging.

If you also do Linkedin outreach at scale, would love to know about your numbers and any tips for me to improve.

Hey guys,

I have been doing Linkedin outreach at scale for a while now and just wanted to share my numbers averaging across my campaigns to get an idea if I am doing good or not.

I have been sending 300 reqs a day, 6 days a week. And here are my numbers --

• Reqs sent in past 30 days -> ~9000
• Industry -> B2B SaaS and Sales Agencies
• Acceptance rate -> always 30%+, and range between 30-40. Although got 53% in one of my small campaigns with 200 leads.
• Reply rate -> always 10%+, but it moves a lot, I have had 30% too. I think maybe coz I try a lot of messaging.

If you also do Linkedin outreach at scale, would love to know about your numbers and any tips for me to improve.

I’ve been doing LinkedIn outreach for years now, the messaging part of it is part solved but scaling your outreach is a problem that is yet to be solved. No matter how solid your messaging is, sending it from 2 accounts will never get you the desired volume.

I got tired of paying over $100 to providers only to be banned later and burning $100 with every account, so I built my own warmup setup. Now I have more profiles than I actually need each month so I’m renting some out.

Here's what you get:

•⁠ ⁠30 French female profiles, properly aged
•⁠ ⁠Anywhere from 50 to 200 connections each (depends how long they've been around)
•⁠ ⁠Acceptance rates sitting at 40%+ in US SaaS right now
•⁠ ⁠10 to 15 invites a day, Mon through Sat. Nothing aggressive.

Why mine over the usual options?
Most providers charge $100/month. And when one of those accounts does eventually go down (they will), your lead list goes with it and so does all the active conversations. It happened to a friend of mine last year. Six months of pipeline, gone overnight.

Mine will cost you $29 a month, which is roughly a third of what you'd pay elsewhere.

Worth a look if :

•⁠ ⁠Agency owner running outreach at scale
•⁠ ⁠SDR working US/UK SaaS prospects
•⁠ ⁠Founder who's been banned before and isn't keen on a repeat

DM me if you want to chat. Happy to walk through the warmup logic so you actually know what you're paying for.

tldr; 30 Warmed-Up LinkedIn Accounts Available for Rent — $29/month

Hey guys, been doing LinkedIn outreach for years. The biggest bottleneck to scaling isn't the messaging - it's scaling accounts.

So I built my own warmup system from scratch that lets me grow new accounts.

I am renting accounts:

The Accounts

• 30 female French profiles
• 50–200 connections each
• Consistently hitting 40%+ acceptance rates in the US SaaS market
• Running on a safe cadence: 10–15 connections/day, Mon–Sat

Why this beats the market

Most providers charge $100+/month per account and still cap you at 25–30 connections/day. Worse — if the account gets flagged, your entire lead list disappears with it.

These accounts are warmed up gradually, kept under LinkedIn's radar, and priced at $29/month — a fraction of what you'd pay elsewhere.

Who this is for

• Agencies running outreach at scale
• SDRs prospecting into US SaaS
• Founders who've had accounts banned before and can't afford to lose pipeline again