Send safety
Email and LinkedIn run under send-safety limits — not Gmail-only, and not “hope the provider doesn’t notice.” Daily caps, warm-up, spacing, and a reply guard are enforced in the product. You physically cannot configure a campaign that sends like a spam bot.
What is enforced
Capacity can pool across every mailbox and LinkedIn account you connect. The safety rules do not. Each sender keeps its own budget, warm-up, and spacing.
Personal @gmail.com capped at 50/day, Google Workspace at 150/day — because Google treats them completely differently.
Connection requests and messages run in their own daily envelope, alongside email from the same pipeline — not as an unbounded extra channel.
Fresh senders ramp up gradually instead of blasting on day one — the #1 cause of suspensions.
60–120 seconds between sends, always — and follow-ups count against the same budget as first touches.
A candidate who answers never gets another automated touch. Replies stop the sequence on email and LinkedIn.
Connect every mailbox the desk owns. Volume comes from the fleet; a single account never has to carry the whole book of roles.
Why this exists
Marketplace work is volume. The shortcut is to blast. The cost is a dead Gmail, a locked LinkedIn, and a week of silence while everyone else submits. Hire1 is built so the engine cannot take you there — the limits are the product, not a setting you forget to turn on.
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