Buy LinkedIn Connections
You can buy LinkedIn connections here with two pieces of information: the public profile URL and a number. Connections are keyed to that URL rather than to any access you hand over, you pay from a crypto balance, and your LinkedIn password is never asked for at any point. Every row on this page carries a 30-day refill guarantee.
- No password, ever
- Just the public profile URL
- Track it in your panel
- Crypto or PayPal
- 30-day refill guarantee
Choose how many connections you want
$34.38 per 1,000 on the Standard row, at any quantity inside the range.
- 100units$3.44A test order. Place it, watch the invitations arrive in your list, accept a few, and only then decide how much further to go.Buy 100
- 500units$17.19The step that matters most on this network, because LinkedIn stops printing an exact figure at five hundred and shows 500+ instead.Buy 500
- 1,000units$34.38Four digits of network on a profile that is being checked before a meeting. This is the size most people order once they have tested.Buy 1,000
- 5,000units$171.88For a profile doing outbound work, where the first-degree layer decides who you can message without paying for a premium seat.Buy 5,000
- 10,000units$343.75The per-order ceiling on this row. At 500 a day it is a run of roughly three weeks, which is the pace this metric should move at anyway.Buy 10,000
The cards are shortcuts. In the panel you type any number inside the range, so 250 or 3,400 is priced off the same rate per 1,000 and behaves identically. The rate does not change with order size and there is no account level that unlocks a better one.
Minimum of 10 and maximum of 10,000 per order on Standard. The Fast row takes 1 to 3,000 and High Quality takes 1 to 10,000.
| Tier | Per 1,000 | Quantity | Start | Speed | Refill |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | $34.38 per 1,000 | 10 - 10,000 | 0-12 hours | 500/day | 30 days |
| Fast | $113.75 per 1,000 | 1 - 3,000 | 0-6 hours | 500/day | 60 days |
| High Quality | $182.81 per 1,000 | 1 - 10,000 | 0-12 hours | 500/day | 365 days |
A connection is mutual, so you press accept
A connection only exists once both sides agree. What reaches your profile is an invitation, and you accept it yourself, from your own account, in the invitations list.
Nothing here goes inside the account to click on your behalf, and nothing needs to.
That is also why no password is involved when you buy connections on linkedin: the whole run happens on the public side of your profile.
Someone who is not signed in has to be able to open the page and see that an account exists. If the profile is set so that logged-out visitors get a wall, there is nothing for the run to aim at.
The accept step is the part people are not expecting, so it is worth being blunt about it. The number on your profile does not move on its own while you sleep.
Invitations collect in My Network, you open the list and clear it, and the count rises as you do. On a thousand-invitation order that is a few minutes of clicking spread over the days the run takes.
Connections or followers
They are two different counters and LinkedIn treats them differently. A follower subscribes to your posts one way, needs no approval from you, and that number can run far ahead of your network.
A connection is two-way, counts toward the 500+ label, and puts you at first degree with the other account.
First degree is the part with practical consequences. It changes who can message you without an InMail credit, and what a second-degree visitor sees when LinkedIn tells them you have contacts in common. None of that follows from a follower count.
So pick by what the number is for. If you want reach on posts and a bigger headline figure without touching the network itself, LinkedIn followers is the page for that, and it is cheaper per thousand.
If you want contacts you can message, and a network a visitor reads as a professional circle, this is the page. Plenty of profiles end up ordering both.
Who ends up in your network
Your network is read. People click through it before a call, and on LinkedIn they actually do it, because the platform makes shared contacts visible on every profile you visit.
That is a real difference from the rest of this catalog, where the audience is a number and nothing more.
The stricter rows hold accounts with a photo, a headline and a work history behind them, which is the entire point of paying for buy real linkedin connections instead of taking the cheapest line on the page.
The $34.38 Standard row moves the number at the lowest rate here. The $182.81 High Quality row is what you order when someone is going to open the list, and it carries a 365-day refill window on top.
Where this stops helping is worth saying. A network of ten thousand contacts does not make a weak profile strong. If the headline is vague and the last post is two years old, a visitor reads the contradiction rather than the number.
Rate, pace and why 500 a day is the right speed
Anyone hunting buy linkedin connections cheap goes straight to the rate per 1,000, so ours sits in the table with nothing hidden under it: $34.38 on Standard, $113.75 on Fast, $182.81 on High Quality, all in USD, all per thousand.
Every row moves at 500 a day, and that is a feature rather than a limit. Pace matters more here than on any other network.
A profile that picks up two thousand contacts before lunch looks odd to the people who see it, and on LinkedIn those people are colleagues, former managers and recruiters rather than strangers in a scroll.
At 500 a day a thousand-connection order lands over two days and reads like a week where you were active.
What separates the rows is the start window and the refill window, not the speed. If you need the run moving this morning, Fast is the row that buys that. If you want the longest safety net, High Quality declares 365 days.
What people type, and what it changes
Search linkedin buy connections or buying linkedin connections and you get a handful of panels, each quoting a different unit: per contact, per hundred, per week, per some bundle that is never defined.
Ours is per 1,000, in USD, on every row, and the reversed word order leads to this same list. There is no separate catalog behind the phrasing.
The unit is where most comparisons go wrong. A flat fee for a package is a number you cannot check against anything, and a per-contact rate looks small until you multiply it.
Per thousand is the unit the supply side actually trades in, which is why it is the one printed here.
The other variable worth comparing is the refill window, because it is the only part of the offer that costs the seller anything after the order completes.
A cheap rate with no declared window is not cheaper, it is a different product. Every row here declares one, next to the price rather than in a policy page.
What connections do not do
They do not send anything on your behalf. No message goes out, no post is published, no endorsement appears, no comment lands anywhere. The order produces invitations aimed at your profile and stops there.
They do not remove LinkedIn's own limits either. The platform throttles how many invitations an account can send out in a week, and that cap stays where it was, because it applies to invitations leaving your profile rather than arriving at it.
If your own outreach is being rate-limited, this page does not fix that.
They also do not move engagement. Contacts who accept an invitation are not obliged to read anything, and a post with a strong network behind it can still sit at zero reactions.
If the problem is that your posts look unread rather than that your network looks thin, LinkedIn likes and LinkedIn comments are the pages for that, and they take a post URL instead of a profile URL.
The metrics are read together, and the one that is missing is usually more visible than the one you bought.
Who this is for
The consultant selling through the profile
Your profile is the proposal that arrives before you do. A prospect who checks it between the intro email and the call is reading the network as evidence that other people already decided you were worth knowing.
The recruiter working a niche
First-degree reach is the whole job, and every contact widens the second-degree pool you can actually search and message. A thin network limits what LinkedIn will even show you, which is a working constraint rather than a vanity one.
The founder raising or hiring
Investors and candidates both open the profile, and both do the same arithmetic about how connected the company looks. The 500+ label is the threshold that stops the question before it is asked.
The job seeker restarting after a gap
A profile that went quiet for two years reads as abandoned, and the network is the first thing that says otherwise. Build it at the slow pace this page runs at, alongside posting again, rather than in one visible jump.
The sales team doing outbound
A first-degree contact can be messaged without spending an InMail credit, so the network is a cost line rather than a decoration. Order against each rep's profile URL from one balance, with no per-seat subscription anywhere in the process.
The agency running client profiles
One balance covers every profile you manage. Orders key to public profile URLs rather than logins, so nothing in the flow asks a client to hand over access to their own LinkedIn account, which is usually where this conversation dies.
The speaker or author with a launch coming
A book, a talk or a course announcement reaches first-degree contacts before anyone else, so the size of that layer decides how the first day goes. Build it in the weeks before the announcement, not the night of it.
How to buy LinkedIn connections in 4 steps
- 1. Copy your public profile URL
Open your profile and take the address from the bar, or use the Contact info panel where LinkedIn prints the public version. It looks like linkedin.com/in/ plus your custom slug. It has to be the profile, not a post and not a company page, and someone who is not signed in has to be able to open it. - 2. Pick the row and set the quantity
Three rows: Standard at $34.38 per 1,000 taking 10 to 10,000, Fast at $113.75 taking 1 to 3,000, and High Quality at $182.81 taking 1 to 10,000. Type any number inside the range you picked. The panel prices it off the rate per 1,000 before anything leaves your balance. - 3. Fund the balance in crypto
Top up with USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH or LTC. USDT on TRC20 is the default because the transfer fee is small enough to ignore. The minimum deposit is $10, or $20 in BTC because of the network fee. There is no card form, no login through LinkedIn, and your LinkedIn password is never asked for at this step or any other. - 4. Accept the invitations as they arrive
The run opens inside the window printed on the row, and invitations start collecting under My Network. Open the received tab and accept them; the connection count rises with each one you clear. The order page tracks the run from the number you started at. Leftover balance stays on the account for the next order, with no expiry.
Delivery time, speed and what to expect
Standard delivery
Starts within 0 to 12 hours and runs at up to 500 a day, at $34.38 per 1,000, with a 30-day refill window and a range of 10 to 10,000 per order.
This is the cheapest row on the page and the one most orders use.
A 1,000-connection order lands over about two days, which on this network reads as an active week rather than an event. The twelve-hour start window is the outside edge, not the usual case.
Faster delivery
Starts within 0 to 6 hours at $113.75 per 1,000, with a 60-day refill window and a range of 1 to 3,000 per order.
It moves at the same 500 a day once open, so the higher rate buys the earlier start and the longer window, not a quicker finish.
Order this one when the timing is fixed, a conference week or an announcement date, and you want the run underway the same morning.
High Quality delivery
Starts within 0 to 12 hours at $182.81 per 1,000, with a 365-day refill window and a range of 1 to 10,000 per order. Same 500 a day as the others.
This is the row for a profile where someone is going to open the connection list and look at it: the accounts behind it carry photos, headlines and work history.
The year-long window is the longest declared on any row here, and it is reason enough to pick this line even when nobody is auditing the list.
What you provide - and what is never asked
To place the order
Three things. There is no form beyond this and no verification step.
- The public URL of your LinkedIn profile
- How many connections you want, inside the range on the row you picked
- A funded balance, minimum $10, or $20 if you are sending BTC
Never asked
None of the following is requested at any point in the flow. If a panel asks for one of them, close the tab.
Nothing about sending an invitation to a public profile needs access to that profile: the delivery happens from the outside, exactly as any other member would connect with you.
- Your LinkedIn password
- A two-factor or verification code
- Login through LinkedIn or any social sign-in
- Permission to post, message or endorse as you
- Access to your inbox or your invitations list
- An ID document or a selfie
- Card or bank details
What to paste in the link field
For connections, the field takes the link to one personal profile. It looks like linkedin.com/in/ followed by your custom slug, and the version with a country prefix in front of the domain works too.
What does not work is a company page, a showcase page, a group, a post URL or a search result: none of them can receive an invitation.
If you have not set a custom slug yet, set one before ordering, because the link resolves through it.
Service conditions
A short list, and every item is inside your control.
- The profile stays public for the whole run; a profile hidden from logged-out visitors cannot receive delivery
- Do not change the custom URL slug after ordering, because the link resolves through it
- Accept the invitations as they arrive, since the count only moves when you do
- Leave room under LinkedIn's own connection ceiling, which is 30,000 contacts per account
- One order per profile URL: a single order cannot be spread across several profiles
And the Hourden account?
You create an account here with an email and a password of your own. That password belongs to this site and nothing else, and it is never the one from LinkedIn.
You credit a balance and spend it whenever you like, across as many profiles and orders as you want, with no subscription, no plan and no expiry.
Refunds go back to the balance rather than into a support queue, so the money is available for the next order immediately.
Guarantee and refill
If the count drops within 30 days, we top it back up. No questions.
The window starts when the order completes rather than when it is placed, and it is measured against the order you placed rather than a share of it, so you do not pay for the top-up twice.
Thirty days is the floor across the page; the Fast row declares 60 and the High Quality row 365.
Contacts do come and go on their own, and that is what the window is for. Claiming takes an order number and nothing else.
Covered
- A drop in the connection count within 30 days of the order completing
- An order that delivers part of the quantity and stops
- An order that never starts inside the window printed on the row
- All three rows on this page, the $34.38 Standard line included
- Longer windows where the row declares one: 60 days on Fast, 365 days on High Quality
Not covered
- A wrong link, or a company page pasted where a personal profile URL belongs
- Invitations you never accepted, since an unaccepted invitation was never a connection
- Contacts you removed yourself
- A profile hidden from logged-out visitors mid-delivery
- A custom URL slug changed after the order was placed
- Connections removed by LinkedIn for reasons unrelated to this order
How this catalog is built
There is no order history to show off here and no story about years in the business, because the site is new and claiming otherwise would be the first thing on this page you could not check.
What exists instead is a rule for what gets listed, and unlike a story you can test it against the table above.
A supplier line only reaches this page if it declares a replacement window. Among the lines that clear that bar, the cheapest in each speed tier is what gets published, not the one with the best margin.
Then anything dominated gets cut: a row that is slower than its neighbor and costs more comes out, rather than staying in the table to make a pricier row look reasonable.
That is why there are three rows here instead of a dozen, and why each is doing something the other two are not.
On this metric all three move at 500 a day, so the differences are printed where you can see them: a start window of 6 or 12 hours, a refill window of 30, 60 or 365 days, and a rate from $34.38 to $182.81 per thousand.
Every one of those figures belongs to the specific supplier line behind it. Nothing is a category average and nothing is rounded to look tidier.
For a site with no past to point at, publishing the selection rule is the only honest substitute for age.
Before you buy, you probably want to know
Can you buy LinkedIn connections?
Yes, and the order is short: a public profile URL, a quantity, confirm. What arrives is invitations rather than finished connections, because LinkedIn requires both sides to agree, so there is an accept step on your end that no service can skip.
Nothing in the process happens inside your account, which is why there is no password step and no app permission screen.
Can I buy connections on LinkedIn?
You can buy them here, not inside LinkedIn itself. LinkedIn sells Premium and Sales Navigator, which change what you can search and message, but neither adds contacts to your network.
They are not substitutes: a premium seat widens what you can reach, this page widens who is already first degree with you.
Should I buy LinkedIn connections?
It depends on what the profile is for. If it exists so that a prospect, a recruiter or an investor can check you before a conversation, the network is part of what they read.
If the profile is a placeholder, fix the headline and the posts first, because a large network on an empty profile reads worse than a small one.
Can people tell if you buy LinkedIn connections?
Not from the transaction, which is invisible to everyone but you. What is visible is the shape: a profile that gained four thousand contacts in a week, or a connection list where nobody has a photo.
The 500 a day pace answers the first problem and the High Quality row answers the second. Anyone claiming a service is undetectable is guessing on your behalf.
I have never paid with crypto. How does that work?
You buy USDT on any exchange or app that sells it, then send it to the deposit address in your panel.
The balance posts once the network confirms, which on TRC20 takes a minute or two, and after that ordering is just picking a number.
The minimum is $10, or $20 in BTC because the network fee is large enough to matter at small sizes.
What if I send USDT on the wrong network?
This is the one mistake that actually costs money. The deposit address is tied to a specific network and USDT exists on several.
Send TRC20 funds to a TRC20 address, and when withdrawing from an exchange pick the same network the panel shows. Funds sent on another network do not arrive and nobody on either side can pull them back.
My network is not in the US. Does that still work?
Yes. These are global pools rather than country-targeted lines, and the connection count on your profile shows no nationality to a visitor.
Location would only matter if you wanted the list itself to read as local, and the lever here is the High Quality row rather than a country filter. Country-specific lines are a different product this page does not sell.
How do I know this is not a scam, if the site is new?
You cannot know it from reading, and a page that insists otherwise is asking you to trust a paragraph. Make the test cheap instead.
The Standard row takes a minimum of 10, about thirty-four cents, so place that and decide from what you saw. Nothing in the flow asks for a credential, so the largest possible loss is the money you deposited.
I ordered and no invitations have arrived yet.
Standard and High Quality open within 0 to 12 hours and Fast within 0 to 6, so a quiet morning is normal on two of the three rows.
If the window has passed with nothing in your invitations list, the usual causes are a profile hidden from logged-out visitors, a slug changed after ordering, or a company page pasted where the personal profile URL belongs. An order that cannot start is refunded to your balance.
Frequently asked questions about buying LinkedIn connections
How to buy LinkedIn connections?
Fund a balance with USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH or LTC, paste your public profile URL, choose a row and set the number.
The balance is the only step that takes longer than a minute, and it only happens once: after that every order is paste, number, confirm. There is no card form and no subscription.
Where to buy LinkedIn connections?
Here, and what is worth comparing between panels is the unit and the refill window rather than the headline price.
Ours is quoted per 1,000 in USD on all three rows, with the declared window next to each rate. A flat package fee with no stated window is a different product, not a cheaper one.
Do people buy LinkedIn connections?
Regularly, and more often on this network than on most, because the figure is read by humans making decisions rather than by a scroll.
That is not an argument for doing it, only a correction to the idea that it is exotic. What separates a profile that reads as well connected from one that reads as inflated is proportion and pace.
Do LinkedIn connection requests expire?
Pending invitations do not sit there forever. LinkedIn clears out old ones after several months, and if you withdraw an invitation yourself there is a waiting period before you can send it to that person again.
Invitations arriving at your profile are not touched by either rule, so you can accept them whenever you next open the list.
How do I see pending connection requests on LinkedIn?
Open My Network and look at Invitations. The received tab lists everyone waiting on you; the sent tab lists the ones you are waiting on.
LinkedIn trims the first screen, so click through to show all of them before you decide anything, and use the manage view when a run is mid-delivery.
Are connections different from followers on LinkedIn?
Yes. A connection is mutual and both sides see it; a follower is one-way and needs no approval.
Every connection also follows you by default, which is why the follower number is usually the bigger of the two. The one-way count is ordered on LinkedIn followers and costs less per thousand.
Can I remove a LinkedIn connection later?
Yes. Open the profile, use the More menu, and remove the connection. LinkedIn does not notify the other side. They can still follow you afterwards unless you block them, and contacts you remove yourself are not what the refill window is for.
Is there a weekly limit on LinkedIn connections?
LinkedIn throttles how many invitations one account can send in a week, and it does not publish a fixed number that applies to everybody. That cap is on invitations you send out from your own profile.
Invitations arriving at your profile are the other direction, and accepting them is a click. The ceiling that does apply to you is 30,000 contacts in total.
How many connections can I order in one crypto payment?
One payment funds a balance, not a single order. Each row prints the range it accepts, up to 10,000 per order on Standard and High Quality, and you can split that balance across as many orders and as many profiles as you want.
The minimum deposit is $10, or $20 in BTC because of the network fee.
Other LinkedIn services
- LinkedIn followersThe one-way count, for reach on posts without the accept step, and cheaper per thousand than connections.
- LinkedIn likesFor when the network looks fine and the posts look unread. Takes a post URL instead of your profile.
- LinkedIn commentsThe metric that makes a post look discussed rather than merely seen, written to order on a single post.
- Social media followersThe audience family across every network, with the opening rate on each one in a single table.
- SMM servicesThe full catalog by family: audience, engagement and traffic, with opening rates for each.
- Cheap SMM panelThe price argument on its own, for readers comparing rates before they compare anything else.
Ready to buy?
Fund $10 in USDT, paste your public profile URL and set a number.
At $34.38 per 1,000 on the Standard row the smallest order costs about thirty-four cents, so the first deposit tests the flow and still leaves most of the balance for the real order.
Paste your profile URL and start an order