For recruiters and HR
Sourcing leaves hundreds of invitations unanswered every month. Unpend clears them in one run, so your network and your next search stay focused on candidates who reply.
Every search adds invitations. The ones nobody accepts stay pending for months, reflect a low acceptance rate and block you from inviting those people again.
LinkedIn withdraws one invitation per click, plus a confirmation. A thousand takes hours. Unpend does it in about forty minutes while you work in another tab.
Roles close and candidates move on. Remove connections in bulk and unfollow what you no longer need, while your protect list keeps placed candidates and clients safe.

“I had over 1600 invitations to withdraw and it would’ve taken me a century to do it manually. So easy to use it is criminal not to have it!”
Hiring team or agency? We set up several licences at once.
Before you install anything
Unpend only removes things you already did. It cannot send an invitation, post, message or follow. That boundary is the product, not a setting.
It works inside your browser on the session you are already signed into. There is no account to make, no password field, and zero network data is ever uploaded to developer servers.
A conservative ceiling of 25 actions a minute with human gaps, and automatic back-off if LinkedIn signals a rate limit. Automation carries platform-policy risks under LinkedIn's User Agreement, so we pace conservatively to minimize patterns.
Withdrawing cannot be undone by us or LinkedIn, and LinkedIn blocks re-inviting the same person for up to 3 weeks. That is why the age filter exists, why Pro has a protect list, and why every bulk action shows you what it is about to do first.
Install it, open the Network Manager, and look at the number before you decide anything. That part costs nothing and takes a minute.
Free plan · 150 actions a month · no card, no account
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