Simple pricing that scales with you

Yes - 15 days, no card required. The trial gives you the whole dashboard: connect a LinkedIn account, search the lead database, import lists, build workflows and use the Claude MCP server. The one thing it does not include is sending - connection requests and messages need a dedicated IP first (see the next question).

It buys a dedicated proxy IP that belongs only to your LinkedIn account, in or near your own country. Automation from a shared or datacentre address is what actually gets accounts restricted, so we will not send on your behalf without one. It is a single payment - not a subscription, no mandate, nothing to cancel - and it covers the rest of your trial.

No. Every paid plan includes a dedicated proxy at no extra cost, and your existing IP carries over. You can also bring your own proxy on any plan (Dashboard - LinkedIn Account - Proxy) if you already have one you trust.

Running campaigns are paused, the dashboard locks to the Billing page and the MCP tools stop working. Nothing is deleted - your campaigns, leads, lists and inbox are exactly as you left them and come straight back when you subscribe. The trial proxy is not renewed, so it is released back to the pool.

Pick by the number of LinkedIn accounts you run and how much you send. Basic: 1 account, 300 connection requests a month, 3 campaigns. Standard: 2 accounts, 600 requests, 5 campaigns, ML ban prediction. Pro: 5 accounts, 1,200 requests, unlimited campaigns, Sales Navigator search, auto-withdraw, priority queue. Enterprise: 10 accounts, 3,000 requests, LinkedIn Recruiter search, dedicated account manager.

No. An upgrade changes the plan on your existing Razorpay mandate straight away: your billing date does not move, Razorpay adjusts the amount, and the higher limits apply within seconds of the confirmation. You are never charged a second full subscription.

A downgrade is scheduled for the end of the period you have already paid for - you keep every feature until then. If the smaller plan holds fewer LinkedIn accounts you choose which ones to keep before confirming, so we never pick for you. You can cancel a scheduled downgrade from the Billing page any time before it takes effect, and upgrading also overrides it.

Yes - annual is 11 months for 12, charged once up front. You can switch between monthly and annual from the Billing page; the change follows the same upgrade or downgrade rules above.

Your plan sets the limit (1 / 2 / 5 / 10) and 20 is the hard ceiling in code for any account. If you need more than your plan holds, upgrade - or email support@linkedminds.in and we can raise the limit on an Enterprise plan without a full upgrade.

Charges are processed in Indian rupees through Razorpay, which accepts international and Indian cards, UPI, net banking and wallets. Prices are set in USD and the rupee amount is the converted equivalent; every other currency shown on the pricing page is a display-only reference, not a billing currency.

Yes. Every payment produces a numbered GST tax invoice (LM-2026-00001 and onward) as a PDF, emailed to you and listed on the Billing page for download. Customers in India are charged 18% GST (CGST + SGST, or IGST for another state) - add your GSTIN in Billing details and it is printed on the invoice so you can claim input credit. Customers outside India are billed as a zero-rated export with no GST.

A GST invoice is only valid with a legal name, address and (in India) a GSTIN, and those cannot be added to an invoice after it has been issued. We ask once, before your first checkout, and you can edit them any time from the Billing page.

Razorpay retries on its own schedule and nothing stops immediately: you keep full access for 72 hours after the period end while the retry plays out. If it still has not gone through, the dashboard locks and running campaigns are paused - your data is untouched. Update the card from the Billing page and access is restored within seconds of the payment confirmation, with no need to contact us.

No. Card details go straight to Razorpay, which is PCI-DSS compliant, and are never sent to or stored on LinkedMinds servers. We only ever see a payment id, the amount and the status.

Billing page - Cancel subscription, no email needed and no retention call. Cancellation stops all future charges and takes effect at the end of the period you have already paid for: you keep full access until that date, including the whole remaining year on an annual plan.

Except where the law requires otherwise, fees are non-refundable and we do not credit partial periods, unused time or downgrades - you keep the service you paid for until the period ends instead (Terms, section 7). If you were charged in error, email support@linkedminds.in and we will fix it.

When the loyalty program is running, 12 consecutive paid months on a monthly plan earn you the 13th month refunded in full to your original payment method, automatically. It applies to monthly plans only, and months that were paused, cancelled or unpaid break the streak.

It is kept. Campaigns are paused and the dashboard locks, but every campaign, lead, list and conversation is intact if you come back. If you want it gone, Settings - Delete account erases it: you get 30 days to change your mind, then it is permanent. Issued invoices are kept after that only because tax law requires it.

A new LinkedIn account is warmed up over four weeks - 5 connection requests a day in week 1, then 10, 15 and 20 - because volume from a cold account is the fastest way to get restricted. On top of that, each account type has its own daily and weekly ceilings, and every campaign has its own daily limit. Your plan's monthly figure is a ceiling, not a target.

Yes, and deliberately so. If a subscription lapses, the browser worker stops acting on your LinkedIn accounts at the same moment the dashboard locks. A dashboard that cannot see or stop what is being sent from your account would be worse than a pause.

No tool can promise zero risk, and anyone who does is not being straight with you. What we do: a dedicated IP per account, randomised human-like pacing (2-10 minutes between actions, with bursts and breaks), the warm-up schedule above, per-account-type caps at or below LinkedIn's real limits, session health checks, a circuit breaker that pauses an account after repeated failures, and a ban-risk score that automatically cuts limits or pauses campaigns when it rises.