The "No remaining invite credits" error in the LinkedIn Company Page Inviter Phantom means you've used up all your monthly invitation credits for your LinkedIn Company Page. LinkedIn gives each page admin a limited number of credits per month, and PhantomBuster stops the Phantom when they're exhausted to keep your account safe. LinkedIn gives credits back as your invitations are accepted, and refills your allowance on the date shown in the invite window ("Credit refill: [date]"). To check your balance: go to your LinkedIn Company Page, click Invite connections in the upper-right corner of your admin view, your available credits appear at the top. If credits still show remaining, wait a few minutes and retry; the error can occasionally be a cached display issue.
This article is specifically about Company Page invitation credits. It doesn't cover LinkedIn connection request limits or Sales Navigator InMail credits, which work differently.
Why you're seeing this
Your automation may show this error:
- "No remaining invite credits"
- "Credits will be returned when invitations are accepted" (informational, from LinkedIn)
This error appears when you've used up all available invitation credits for your LinkedIn Company Page for the month. LinkedIn gives each page admin a limited number of invitation credits per month to invite people to follow their company page.
This can happen because:
- You've used up all your available invitation credits for the month.
- LinkedIn hasn't refilled your credits yet. Check the "Credit refill" date in the invite window.
- A display issue occurred: sometimes the message appears even if credits are still available due to cached data from a previous run.
Invitation credits are managed by LinkedIn, not PhantomBuster, and the Phantom automatically stops when credits are exhausted to keep your account safe.
What to do
Check your remaining credits
Go to your LinkedIn Company Page, then click Invite connections in the upper-right corner of your admin view. Your available credit balance appears at the top of the invitation window.
For more details, see LinkedIn's official guide: Invitation limits for your LinkedIn Page.
If credits show 0
Wait until the "Credit refill" date LinkedIn shows in the invite window, or until some of your pending invitations are accepted. Each acceptance returns one credit. The Phantom's log also shows LinkedIn's message with the date.
If credits are still available
Try running the Phantom again after a short delay. The message can sometimes appear due to a temporary display issue caused by cached data from a previous run.
Frequently asked questions
How many invite credits do I get each month?
LinkedIn sets the limit, not PhantomBuster. The exact number varies, see LinkedIn's official guide on invitation limits for your LinkedIn Page for current figures.
When do my credits refresh?
On the refill date LinkedIn shows in your Company Page's invite window ("Credit refill: [date]"). It isn't always the 1st of the month. You also get one credit back each time an invitation is accepted. Once credits are available again, relaunch the Phantom.
Do accepted invitations give me credits back?
Yes. LinkedIn returns the credit to your balance when an invitation is accepted, so you can re-invite more people as your existing invites are accepted.
Can PhantomBuster give me more credits?
No. Invitation credits are managed entirely by LinkedIn, PhantomBuster can't add, increase, or bypass them.
Why did I see the error even though I still have credits?
Occasionally, cached data from a previous run can cause the message to appear when credits are actually available. Wait a few minutes and run the Phantom again.
How can I avoid running out of credits?
Space your invitation campaigns across the month rather than sending everything at once, and prioritize higher-quality targets. Credits returned from accepted invites will give you more room as the month goes on.
If the error keeps showing up
- If the error persists even after credits have refreshed, get in touch with our Customer Care Team.
- If possible, include:
- The name of the Phantom where you saw the error.
- A screenshot of your LinkedIn Company Page invitation window showing your credit balance.
- The exact error message from your logs.