LinkUnity NFC-Verified + AdsPower Access

LinkUnity publishes volume pricing on https://linkunity.io/#Prices: about $135/profile/month for 1–3 accounts, $130 for 4–10, $120 for 11–20, and $110 for 20+. Official comparison pages treat proxies as included in those tiers. Re-verify before purchase.

Model cost as (accounts × months) + any Sales Nav/Premium partner add-on + replacement risk buffer. Then compare against NextGen Profiles and MirrorProfiles on the same spreadsheet.

Sample inventory and case studies span multiple geos (including US and broader international outreach). Country availability should still be confirmed per order, especially for mixed-geo seat packs.

Provide your ICP country list up front. It is easier to filter inventory than to rework personas after kickoff.

Public packaging emphasizes aged, warmed-up, ID-verified profiles with 100+ real connections. Ask for a profile dossier template: age, connections, headline category, and last organic activity for the seats you will receive.

For multi-seat operations, inconsistent warmth across seats creates uneven reply rates that look like messaging problems when they are actually inventory problems.

LinkUnity markets NFC passport-verified accounts in its comparison content. With multiple profiles, verification events can still cluster—confirm how concurrent ID checks are handled and whether you must participate.

Assign an internal owner for trust challenges so rented seats do not sit idle waiting on email access.

Official https://linkunity.io/ FAQ and comparison pages say proxies are included and that you get direct access via AdsPower to connect your own tools. Partner and review coverage describes the bundle as a dedicated static residential IP per profile, geo-matched to the account (typically US or EU), with no rotation so LinkedIn does not see a hopping IP.

Ask for that static / no-rotation / geo-match language in writing, plus a GoLogin option if you do not want AdsPower. Keep one IP and one anti-detect profile per seat; never cross-log rented identities.

LinkUnity markets a replacement guarantee: if a profile is restricted, they recover it or replace it free. Still specify maximum time-to-replace and whether geos are matched in writing for multi-seat contracts.

They cite a low restriction rate (~3–4%); track your own restriction rates monthly rather than relying only on marketing averages.

LinkUnity is a rental vendor, not a sequencer. Homepage and partner coverage cite compatibility with AdsPower/GoLogin plus tools such as Expandi, SalesRobot, and HeyReach. ScaliQ fits the same way: once you have a stable login or session you control, connect the seat and run prospecting there.

Centralize sequences in ScaliQ so each rented identity does not drift into its own chaotic tool stack.