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ReachHunt limits what each connected account does, so it stays within what X and LinkedIn allow. The limits apply per account, not per API key. Campaigns, the app and the API all count toward the same limits.

What counts

The limits cover actions that reach people, such as direct messages, message requests, InMails and connection requests.

Warm-up

A newly connected account starts with lower limits that rise step by step. The account’s warmup shows how far it is: day of totalDays, and progressPercent. The warm-up speed is fast, medium or slow.

Pauses

ReachHunt pauses an account when X or LinkedIn pushes back, for example when LinkedIn rate-limits it or shows a security challenge, or when X blocks sending. The account’s throttledUntil shows when sending starts again. It is null when the account isn’t paused. On LinkedIn, the connection request limit also follows your acceptance rate. When few people accept, the limit shrinks. acceptance.limitPercent shows how much of the limit is in use, from 0 to 100.

Check an account’s limits

Get account limits returns an account’s limits, what it used and what is left:
The response is shortened here. LinkedIn and X accounts return different fields. To see every account at once, with what they can send together, use Get limits summary.

When an account reaches a limit

The request returns HTTP 429 with status: false. The message names the limit and the account:
A daily allowance reads the same way, for example Today's allowance of 16 connection requests reached on @jane-doe. Wait until the limit resets, or send from another account. Campaigns don’t need any action: they wait and carry on when the account has room again.