To set safe daily outreach limits in lemlist, open Settings from your profile menu, then go to Sending limits. Recommended caps: a new mailbox sends 30–40 emails/day through lemlist per sending address — open at 30. Total daily volume stays under 70 emails/day per email provider, counting lemlist + lemwarm + manual replies. For LinkedIn actions, keep 20 invites/day, 30 visits/day, and 30 messages/day.

Setting appropriate limits protects your email deliverability and domain health. Sending too many emails can trigger spam filters and damage your sender reputation, causing future emails to land in spam folders.

For LinkedIn, excessive actions can trigger automated monitoring that may restrict or ban your account. Conservative limits help your activity stay within safer ranges that look natural.

Three caps apply, checked in this order. The domain check comes first, then the mailbox phase, then the volume.

Absolute total ceiling: under 70 emails/day per email provider, counting lemlist + lemwarm + manual replies. A customer answering 15 prospects by hand is using 15 of that budget.

The ceiling is per provider, not per mailbox in isolation: six Google mailboxes share one Google-side reputation, not six independent budgets. Adding sending addresses on the same provider does not give each one a fresh allowance.

These limits help protect deliverability and domain health. Increasing volume too quickly, or keeping it too high, raises the risk of spam classification and sender reputation damage. Between two numbers inside the range, take the lower one — low and stable beats high and aggressive.

Important: Each action counts separately. 1 visit = 1 action, 1 invite = 1 action, 1 message = 1 action. To reduce restriction risk, avoid sudden spikes and keep daily activity consistent.