LinkedIn MCP server

Search LinkedIn posts and read profiles and company pages from Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor. Hosted, with no LinkedIn login, no cookies and no API keys of your own.

What is a LinkedIn MCP server?

A LinkedIn MCP server connects an AI agent such as Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor to LinkedIn data over the Model Context Protocol, so it can search posts and read profiles and company pages mid-conversation. LinkedIn publishes no official one. Third-party servers reach the data through your session cookie, a browser they drive as you, or a data provider, as Manifold does.

What your agent can do on LinkedIn

What each tool returns, and what a call costs.

LinkedIn tools in the docs
  • Search LinkedIn posts

    LinkedIn posts matching a keyword, ranked by LinkedIn's own search.

  • Get a LinkedIn profile

    One LinkedIn person: their about text, location, followers, companies and latest posts.

  • Get a company page

    One LinkedIn company page: headcount, industry, location and website.

  • Get a company's posts

    The posts on one LinkedIn company page, newest first.

  • Get a LinkedIn post

    One LinkedIn post with its text, its author, its engagement and its first commenters.

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  • Get a post's commenters

    The comments LinkedIn shows on one post, each with the commenter's profile URL.

Things to ask

Plain questions in any connected client. The agent picks the tools.

  • Who is posting about RFP automation on LinkedIn this week?

  • Summarise what our top competitor posted on LinkedIn this month.

  • Check this profile before my call tomorrow: [profile URL]

  • What industry and headcount is this company? [company page URL]

  • Find founders talking about SOC 2 audits and list their companies.

  • Which of these five companies posts most on LinkedIn?

No cookies, no LinkedIn login

LinkedIn does not publish an MCP server of its own, so every LinkedIn MCP is third party. What matters is how each one gets the data. For every option, from open-source servers to content tools, see the best LinkedIn MCP servers.

Cookie-based serversLinkedIn’s own APIManifold
Needs your LinkedIn loginYes, in a browser or cookieA developer appNo
Uses your LinkedIn loginYes, your session cookiesYour approved appNo
Search posts by keywordYesNot offeredYes
Other people’s profilesYesApproved partners onlyYes
SetupLocal installApp reviewPaste one URL

LinkedIn’s terms and your account

LinkedIn’s User Agreement forbids software, bots and browser extensions that scrape LinkedIn or act on an account automatically, and LinkedIn can restrict, suspend or close an account that breaks it. A server that runs on your session cookie, or drives a browser signed in as you, does that work under your account, so the risk is yours. Manifold never signs in to LinkedIn: it reads public posts, profiles and company pages through a data provider, with no LinkedIn account of yours and no cookie to paste.

Pay per call. Start free.

One balance pays for every tool, with nothing else to subscribe to. Every account gets 250 free credits a month, and an answer already in the cache costs 25% of the price or less.

Search LinkedIn posts
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Get a LinkedIn profile
From 1 credit
Get a company page
From 1 credit
The same answer again, from the cache
25% or less

Questions about the LinkedIn MCP

Does LinkedIn have an official MCP server?

No. LinkedIn does not publish one. Every LinkedIn MCP server is built by someone else, and they differ in how they reach the data: your session cookie, a browser they drive as you, or a data provider.

Is there a Claude MCP for LinkedIn?

Not from LinkedIn or Anthropic, but any remote LinkedIn MCP server works in Claude. Add Manifold under Settings, then Connectors, as a custom connector with https://mcp.manifoldmcp.com/mcp, sign in, and ask Claude about LinkedIn posts, profiles and company pages. It works the same way in ChatGPT and Cursor. Claude setup guide

What is LinkedIn’s remote MCP server URL?

LinkedIn has none, because it publishes no MCP server. Third-party remote servers each have their own URL. Manifold’s is https://mcp.manifoldmcp.com/mcp, over streamable HTTP, with OAuth sign-in or an API key.

Can this get my LinkedIn account restricted?

No LinkedIn account is involved. Manifold reads public LinkedIn data through a data provider, so nothing runs as you and there is no cookie to paste. Servers that drive your own logged-in session do risk it: LinkedIn’s user agreement forbids automated access to accounts.

What can my agent look up on LinkedIn?

Posts that mention a keyword, a person’s public profile, a company page and its recent posts, and any single post with its details. What each LinkedIn tool returns

Which clients does it work with?

Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Grok, OpenCode and any other client that connects to a remote MCP server. Sign in with OAuth, or use an API key from the dashboard for scripts. Setup guides for every client

Can it find someone’s email from their LinkedIn profile?

Not from LinkedIn itself, which does not show emails. The people tools find and verify a work email from a name and a company, and charge only a little when there is none. Apollo MCP alternative

See it in use

  • 4 min read

    Read LinkedIn posts on any topic with your AI agent

    Ask your agent who posts about your topic on LinkedIn and which posts get replies. A real run: the prompt, the call and the posts that came back.

Further reading

  • 13 min read

    The best LinkedIn MCP servers in 2026

    LinkedIn has no official MCP server. Here is how the third-party options compare on sign-in, account risk, what they do and price, and which one fits your workflow.

  • 13 min read

    How to find buying signals on LinkedIn with Claude

    Connect Manifold MCP, create a LinkedIn keyword monitor for buyer phrases, and have your agent sort new posts into hot, warm and drop.

  • 12 min read

    The best ad library MCP servers for competitor research

    Eight MCP servers that let your agent search the public ad libraries of Meta, Google, TikTok, LinkedIn and Microsoft, compared on coverage, setup and price.

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