Run multiple LinkedIn accounts
Scale your outreach with multiple accounts. Proxies, browser setup, warmup, and how to stay safe.
Running multiple LinkedIn accounts multiplies your outreach capacity. Each account has its own daily limits, so two accounts means twice the connection requests, visits, and messages.
Common setups:
- One account per region (EU, US, APAC)
- One account per niche (different positioning for different audiences)
- One personal account + one company account
Requires Max or Max+ plan
Each BeReach plan supports a different number of LinkedIn accounts:
| Plan | LinkedIn accounts |
|---|---|
| Pro | 1 account |
| Max | Up to 2 accounts |
| Max+ | Up to 5 accounts |
Each account gets its own dedicated proxy, daily limits, and campaign automation.
The IP rule
LinkedIn flags accounts that share the same IP address. If you log into two LinkedIn accounts from the same WiFi or the same server, both can get restricted.
The rule: each LinkedIn account must have its own unique IP address - everywhere. That means in the BeReach automation AND in your browser.
How BeReach handles this
When you subscribe to a paid BeReach plan (Pro, Max, or Max+), each account gets a dedicated proxy - a unique IP address that BeReach uses for all LinkedIn actions on that account.
But here's the catch: if you open your regular browser on your WiFi to check DMs on a second account, LinkedIn sees your home IP for that account. Your automation is safe (BeReach uses the proxy), but your manual browsing isn't.
Your automation is safe - your browser is not
BeReach always uses the proxy. But if you manually log into two LinkedIn accounts from the same browser or WiFi, LinkedIn sees the same IP for both. This is the #1 reason for restrictions with multi-account setups.
Set up a dedicated browser
Use a dedicated browser profile per LinkedIn account with the BeReach proxy. We recommend AdsPower but any similar tool works (Multilogin, GoLogin).
For each LinkedIn account:
Get your proxy credentials
Open Settings for that account. You'll see: IP address, port, username, and password. These are included in your paid plan - no extra cost.
Create a browser profile
In AdsPower (or your browser tool), create a new profile. In the proxy settings, enter the IP, port, username, and password from step 1.
Log into LinkedIn
Open LinkedIn in that browser profile. Install the BeReach Chrome extension and connect your API key.
Now LinkedIn sees the same IP whether your agent sends a message or you manually check your DMs. Consistent IP = safe.
The golden rule: never log into a second LinkedIn account from your regular browser. Always use the dedicated browser profile - even for a quick DM check.
OpenClaw setup for multiple accounts
Each LinkedIn account needs its own OpenClaw instance. Deploy a separate container on your Hostinger VPS for each account.
The mapping: 1 LinkedIn account = 1 BeReach API key = 1 OpenClaw instance
All instances can share the same API key - they draw from the same billing account.
Watch your AI costs
Multiple instances share one billing pool. If you run 3+ instances with Sonnet, costs add up fast. Use Haiku as default, or Gemini Flash for multi-account setups. See AI providers.
Warmup new accounts
New or dormant accounts need a gradual ramp-up. See the warmup plan in the limits guide for the week-by-week schedule.
Send this to your agent:
Audit my LinkedIn account health and current limits.
Based on the results, create a warmup plan for the next 2-3 weeks.
Health score and 3x limits
Each account has its own health score. Accounts that meet the criteria (complete profile, 100+ connections, active usage) get 3x rate limits after 7 days on a paid plan. See the full health criteria for details.
Best practices
- Separate audiences - don't run the same campaign from two accounts
- Always use the dedicated browser - even for a quick DM check
- Use Haiku or Gemini Flash - matters when running multiple instances. See AI providers