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Learn all about settings available with Linkedroid

Updated for Linkedroid 3.7. This guide was originally written in 2020, when settings lived in a small popup. They now live in a full Preferences screen with four tabs, and several settings below did not exist at all back then.

Settings are where you decide how hard Linkedroid pushes, when it runs, and what it says. Getting them right before your first campaign matters more than anything else you will do in the product.

Opening Preferences

Two ways in: the gear icon in the top right, or Settings at the bottom of the sidebar. Both open the same Preferences screen.

It has four tabs: General, Automation, Schedule and Personalization.

Linkedroid Preferences, General tab
The General tab.

General

LinkedIn Platform selects your subscription type: Regular LinkedIn, Sales Navigator or LinkedIn Recruiter. This is not cosmetic. It changes which pages Linkedroid reads and what daily limits are available to you.

Appearance sets the theme to System, Light or Dark.

Backup & Restore exports everything Linkedroid holds, meaning connections, tags, campaigns and settings, to a file, and imports it back. Worth doing before you make sweeping changes, because there is no undo for most of them.

Start Fresh permanently deletes all extension data. Campaigns, connections, settings, everything stored locally. Take a backup first, always.

Automation

The tab that decides whether your account stays healthy.

Profile Filtering

Skips profiles visited within a chosen timeframe: 7 days, 15 days, 31 days, never skip, or a custom number.

Leave this on. Viewing the same profile repeatedly is not something a human does, and it burns your daily budget on people you have already touched.

Daily Limits

Your daily profile visit ceiling, grouped by plan:

  • Regular LinkedIn: 100 or 250 per day
  • Business Plan: 300 or 450 per day
  • Recruiter: 500 per day
  • Sales Navigator: 800 per day

Pick the lowest one that gets your work done. LinkedIn does not react to volume so much as to sudden changes in volume. An account that has never exceeded 20 profile views a day and then does 450 is the pattern that gets restricted. Climbing from 50 to 100 to 200 over a month is not.

Automation Features

Auto Endorse automatically endorses skills of your 1st degree connections as it visits them. A real signal that costs nothing, but use it deliberately, because endorsing everyone for everything reads as exactly what it is.

Auto-Withdraw Invitations

Runs a daily check and withdraws stale invitations.

This matters more than it sounds. LinkedIn counts your outstanding invitations, and a large pile of ignored ones drags on your ability to send more. Withdrawing invites nobody acted on after a few weeks keeps that queue clean without you thinking about it.

Catch-Up Messages

New since 2020, and the setting most people miss. It sends messages in small batches every 30 minutes, with its own preset picker and AI prompt, for congratulating your network on job changes and work anniversaries.

It is the least spammy automation in the product, because the message has a real reason to exist. Someone changed jobs and you noticed.

Schedule

Enable Schedule confines campaign activity to hours you choose, with a start hour and an end hour. When it is disabled, campaigns run 24/7.

Turn it on. An account sending connection requests at 3am in its own stated timezone is a pattern worth avoiding, and it costs you nothing to look normal. Business hours in your profile's timezone is a sensible default.

Personalization

Controls what your connection requests say: a fixed message template, or AI-generated notes written per profile from that person's data, with presets and field-level control.

There is a full guide to this: AI personalization: a different connection note for every profile.

What changed since 2020

  • Settings moved from a popup to a four-tab Preferences screen.
  • Daily limits are now grouped by plan rather than a single number.
  • Auto-withdraw, catch-up messages, campaign scheduling and AI personalization are all new.
  • Theme, backup and restore, and Start Fresh were added.

Questions to help@linkedroid.com.

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