Linked API

Linked API is built for teams that need programmatic control over LinkedIn activity but cannot rely on LinkedIn's own restricted partner APIs. Every action runs inside a dedicated cloud browser instance matched to a single LinkedIn account, using human-like pacing and typing rather than headless scripts or raw HTTP requests. That architecture is the core of its positioning: you get structured JSON results back while the actual interaction happens in a real browser session tied to your own login.

On top of the raw actions sits a workflow layer. Calls can be chained with conditional branches up to several levels deep, which makes multi-step pipelines practical — search companies, filter by size and industry, extract employees, qualify by position, then export or push into a CRM. The same action set is exposed across REST, an official Node.js SDK, a CLI tool, an MCP server and agent skills, so agents built on Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Windsurf or similar environments can call LinkedIn operations as native tools.

Commercial terms are per-seat: one seat equals one LinkedIn account. A 7-day free trial leads into monthly or annual plans with unlimited workflow execution, and a higher tier adds Sales Navigator actions. The company is explicit in its documentation that increasing account safety depends on human-like pacing and user-configured rate limits, and that most account issues stem from spam-like behavior.