Warmerly LinkedIn
A proxy chosen by Warmerly's provider for each account; no country choice, no own proxy
Warmerly
Linked Helper
One-to-one · IP address per account
IP address per account
One row, in depth: what each tool does, the verified numbers, and who each suits.
Linked Helper details read from its pricing page, home page, feature pages, safety kit and download page on 21 October 2026.
Warmerly LinkedIn
A proxy chosen by Warmerly's provider for each account; no country choice, no own proxy
Linked Helper
Your own IP or a dedicated proxy per account, with a built-in quality check
The short answer
IP address per account, in one look.
Warmerly offers no proxy choice, as its provider puts each account on its own managed proxy, while Linked Helper lets you run each account on your own IP or a dedicated proxy, so if controlling the IP matters it is the one to pick. Linked Helper lets you run each account on your own IP or assign a dedicated residential, mobile or ISP proxy to it, and checks the proxy's quality before the account opens. Warmerly does not offer a proxy choice: its LinkedIn provider puts each account on its own managed proxy, with a default location of the UK in the code, and no country picker or own-proxy option. If controlling the IP matters, Linked Helper is the one to pick. Last checked 21 October 2026.
Linked HelperLinked Helper ahead on this row
Your own IP or a dedicated proxy per account, with a built-in quality check
The picture
Drawn side by side.
What you control about the IP
From each side's own description
Warmerly LinkedInLinked Helper
Warmerly LinkedInProvider-managed
- Own proxyNot offered
- CountryNo choice found, code default UK
- Quality checkNot found
- Extra priceNone found
Linked HelperYour choice
- Own proxyOne dedicated proxy per account
- CountrySet by your proxy
- Quality checkBuilt in, Good or Bad
- Extra priceBought separately
Warmerly's provider says each account sits on its own managed proxy. We have not tested that.
How Warmerly does it
Warmerly, in detail.
Not a listed Warmerly feature. The connection runs through a hosted provider that manages the proxy, and the customer has no say in its location.
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The provider's statement
Warmerly's LinkedIn doc records the provider's statement that each connected account sits on its own managed proxy. That is the provider's statement. We have not tested it, and Warmerly does not list a dedicated IP as a product feature.
Warmerly product, checked 21 October 2026
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What the code sends
When Warmerly connects an account through the provider, its client sends a country value for the managed proxy location, and the default is UK. The connect wizard's client calls it with only an email and password, so no country is sent from the customer's side.
Warmerly product, checked 21 October 2026
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No Warmerly-side proxy for these accounts
For accounts connected this way, Warmerly reserves no proxy of its own. An older route called li-proxy kept a pool of proxies with an optional preferred country, but the provider route replaced it for new accounts.
Warmerly product, checked 21 October 2026
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No custom proxy
There is no field to bring your own proxy in the product, and no way to change an account's location after it is connected.
Warmerly product, checked 21 October 2026
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Your session is held by the provider
Because the account is connected through a hosted service, the LinkedIn session is held on the provider's side, not on your own machine. You sign in through Warmerly with your LinkedIn credentials.
Warmerly product, checked 21 October 2026
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Where Warmerly is behind
If your LinkedIn account sits in one country and you want the connection to appear to come from the same country, Warmerly gives you no control over that. Linked Helper does.
Warmerly product, checked 21 October 2026
How Linked Helper does it
Linked Helper, in detail.
Your own IP or a dedicated proxy for each account, a quality check built in, and separate browser data per account.
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Your own IP or a dedicated proxy
The pricing page says it works from your own IP or a dedicated proxy, with proxies bought separately, and includes a built-in proxy quality check. The home page says a dedicated IP per profile keeps footprints clean and isolated.
linkedhelper.com/pricing · read 21 October 2026
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Which proxies it recommends
The safety kit recommends dedicated IPv4 residential, ISP or mobile proxies and says to avoid cheap, shared datacentre IPs, with one dedicated proxy bound to each account instance.
linkedhelper.com/safety-kit · read 21 October 2026
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A check before launch
A Proxy Quality Check runs before an account opens. It flags the proxy's country, fraud score, and whether bots, crawlers or VPN services have used it, and marks it Good or Bad. The safety kit says the audit uses IPQualityScore.
linkedhelper.com/features/multi-account-manager · read 21 October 2026
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When a proxy is needed
The multi-account page says a proxy is needed for client accounts or when managing more than two accounts, and that one or two accounts may work without one.
linkedhelper.com/features/multi-account-manager · read 21 October 2026
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Isolation between accounts
Each account gets its own partitioned instance with separate cache, cookies and database, and the safety kit describes randomised 48-point device fingerprints covering canvas, WebGL and system parameters.
linkedhelper.com/safety-kit · read 21 October 2026
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Matching country and time zone
The agencies page says one proxy per account keeps each login on a consistent IP matching the account's country and time zone. Working hours can be set to the target time zone's business hours.
linkedhelper.com/solutions/agencies · read 21 October 2026
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A compliance note
The multi-account FAQ says LinkedIn's own policies restrict certain uses of multiple accounts, and that isolation and proxies reduce technical risk but do not guarantee compliance.
linkedhelper.com/features/multi-account-manager · read 21 October 2026
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What a bad proxy looks like to it
The multi-account page says the quality check flags a proxy that bots, crawlers or VPN services have used and marks it Bad. It does not say what the app does next, for example whether it blocks the account from opening.
linkedhelper.com/features/multi-account-manager · read 21 October 2026
What Linked Helper does not say
We looked, and found no statement on these. That is about its published pages only, not about the product.
- The price of proxies it suggests
- A named proxy partner or a built-in proxy store
- How the device fingerprint is generated
- How the proxy check treats a VPS in a datacentre
- Independent testing of the fraud-score check
Where the sources disagree
We report each version rather than pick one.
- Linked Helper's safety kit warns against datacentre IPs and also advises a dedicated VPS for 24/7 running. Most VPSs are in datacentres and the page does not reconcile the two.
- The multi-account page says 'Run Unlimited Accounts with Unique Proxies' and also gives a hardware rule of about 2 GB of RAM and 1 CPU thread per active account.
The numbers
Only what we could verify.
| Measure | Warmerly LinkedIn | Linked Helper |
|---|---|---|
| IP address per account | A proxy chosen by Warmerly's provider for each account; no country choice, no own proxy | Your own IP or a dedicated proxy per account, with a built-in quality check |
| Own proxy | Not offered | Yes, one dedicated proxy per account |
| Country chosen by you | No choice found; code default is UK | Yes, through your proxy |
| Proxy quality check | Not found | Built in, marks Good or Bad |
| Accounts that may run without a proxy | Not applicable | 1 to 2, per its multi-account page |
| Device fingerprint points | Not stated | 48, randomised |
| Extra price for proxy | None found | Bought separately, no price given |
In practice
What it means for you.
Our reading of the facts above. Not a promise, and not the only reasonable reading.
If country matters, this row decides
A LinkedIn account that normally signs in from Manchester and suddenly connects from elsewhere looks different. Linked Helper lets you match it. Warmerly does not.
Convenience against control
With Warmerly you do nothing. With Linked Helper you buy, set up and maintain a proxy per account, and the pricing page does not say what that costs.
Do not assume a proxy is a safety guarantee
Both sides' own words are cautious. Linked Helper says proxies do not guarantee compliance. Warmerly's provider statement is untested by us.
Ask where the account normally logs in
Whichever tool you pick, check that the location it uses is close to where the account is normally used, and that nobody signs in by hand from elsewhere during automation.
Datacentre IPs are a trade-off on both sides
Linked Helper warns against datacentre IPs but recommends a VPS. Warmerly does not publish what type of proxy its provider uses. Neither is clear on this.
Match the account's home, not just the tool's
A proxy in the right country only helps if the account's other habits match. Keep the same browser, avoid logging in from a second place during automation, and keep the account's time zone and working hours aligned.
Who it suits
Pick the one that fits.
Warmerly LinkedIn
Warmerly is the better fit if
- You do not want to buy or configure proxies
- You are comfortable with the provider's managed location
- You manage few accounts and want the least setup
Linked Helper
Linked Helper is the better fit if
- You want each account on a proxy in its own country
- You want a quality check before an account opens
- You run client accounts, where its page says a proxy is needed
Questions
Does Warmerly give each account its own IP?
Its provider says each account sits on its own managed proxy. We have not tested that, and Warmerly does not list it as a feature or let you choose the location.
Where does a Warmerly LinkedIn account connect from?
The code's default location for the managed proxy is the UK, and the connect flow sends no country from the customer's side. We found no setting to change it.
Does Linked Helper include proxies?
No. Its pricing page says proxies are bought separately, and it includes a quality check for the one you choose.
How many accounts can I run without a proxy on Linked Helper?
Its multi-account page says one or two may work without one, and that a proxy is needed for client accounts or more than two.
Does Linked Helper work from my own IP?
Yes. Its pricing page says it works from your own IP or a dedicated proxy, and its multi-account page says one or two accounts may work without a proxy.
Sources
- Linked Helper safety kit
- Linked Helper multi-account manager
- Linked Helper agencies page
- Linked Helper pricing
Linked Helper pages were read on 21 October 2026. Plans and wording change, so check the vendor's own page before you decide. Warmerly details come from the product as it runs today.
More features
- All features
- What it is built for
- Starting price (per LinkedIn account a month)
- What the price covers
- Free trial
- Where it runs
- LinkedIn actions
- Daily limits and account safety
- Campaign builder
- Personalisation
- Finding emails and lead data
- Email mailbox warmup
- Cold email sending and deliverability checks
- Reply inbox
- Teams and client workspaces
- Integrations and API
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