LinkedRent Reviews & Product Details

LinkedRent gives us something we didn’t have before – a stable “layer” of LinkedIn accounts that we can plan around. The profiles are aged, look natural and come with clear technical setup (proxy, browser fingerprint, usage rules), so we can focus on targeting and messaging instead of fighting with blocks all the time.

I also like that we can match accounts to specific markets and campaigns (for example, one profile for the US, another for DACH, etc.) and keep everything structured. It’s much easier to manage volume and risk when you’re not limited to one or two internal profiles. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

You still need to respect LinkedIn’s rules and limits – this is not a “send 1,000 messages per day from each account” type of tool. If someone expects that, they will be disappointed.

There is also a short learning phase at the beginning while you get used to the safety recommendations, daily caps and best practices for each account. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

LinkedRent finally solved the “account bottleneck” for our LinkedIn outreach.

We rent warm, aged LinkedIn profiles with Sales Navigator that are already properly set up, so we can launch new campaigns much faster and safer than with freshly created accounts. I really like that the accounts look natural (normal photos, work history, connections, activity), and that each one comes fully prepared for outreach instead of feeling like a blank or fake profile. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There’s not much I truly dislike, but a few points to be aware of:

Pricing can feel a bit high if you’re only running one small campaign – the service really shines when you scale to several accounts.

You still need to follow LinkedIn limits and best practices yourself; this isn’t a “plug and play spam tool”. If you push too hard (too many messages/invites), you can still create risk, like with any LinkedIn activity.

Overall, these are more “things to understand” than real drawbacks. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

LinkedRent provides stable LinkedIn accounts that my team uses every day for outbound campaigns, so we can run multiple client projects in parallel without interruptions. The accounts are warmed up, have realistic profiles, and work well with our outreach tools, which saves a lot of time on preparation. When issues appear (for example, regional restrictions or account checks), the support team usually responds quickly and helps replace or adjust the accounts so campaigns can keep running Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes LinkedIn changes its policies or security checks and a few rented accounts become limited, so campaigns need to be paused while support investigates. In those cases, response times could be faster during peak hours, because agencies like mine depend on consistent daily sending volumes. It would also be helpful to have more transparent in‑dashboard alerts when an account is close to limits or needs additional warming Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

LinkedRent lets us scale LinkedIn outreach without putting our main or client accounts at risk. We get real, aged LinkedIn profiles with stable history, decent connection base and a clean reputation, so we can send more connection requests and messages in parallel. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There is a learning curve if you are new to LinkedIn automation and account safety. You still need to respect LinkedIn volume limits, avoid aggressive automation tools, and follow their best practices, otherwise any account can be flagged. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

These are the highest quality accounts I have tried on the market so far. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I do wish they were a bit more affordable, but I understand that the price reflects the quality. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.