LinkedIn Company Posts Scraper - $0.90/1k, No Login avatar

LinkedIn Company Posts Scraper - $0.90/1k, No Login

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from $0.90 / 1,000 successful public company posts

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LinkedIn Company Posts Scraper - $0.90/1k, No Login

LinkedIn Company Posts Scraper - $0.90/1k, No Login

$0.90 per 1,000 posts, against the $0.30 to $1.20 charged by other LinkedIn company-post scrapers with an active user base. Pull public posts from any company page with text, reactions, comments and post URL. No LinkedIn login, no cookies, no API key.

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from $0.90 / 1,000 successful public company posts

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LinkedIn Company Posts Scraper

Extract only LinkedIn company posts that are publicly exposed as structured data on supplied company pages. This actor does not request a login, cookies, private APIs, employee/contact data, post reactions from hidden endpoints, or residential proxy traffic.

$0.90 per 1,000 posts ($0.0009 each), plus $0.001 each time a run starts. Flat rate — no volume tiers, no plan gates — and you are charged only for posts actually returned. For context, the other LinkedIn company-post scrapers on the Apify Store with an active user base run from $0.30 to $1.20 per 1,000, resolved live on 2026-08-10 at each one's lowest volume tier.

Input

{
"companyUrls": ["https://www.linkedin.com/company/openai/"],
"maxCompanies": 1,
"maxPostsPerCompany": 20,
"requestTimeoutSecs": 20
}
FieldDefaultRangeWhat it does
companyUrls[]up to 100Public URLs in the form https://www.linkedin.com/company/<company-slug>/. The optional /posts/ suffix is accepted.
maxCompanies101–50How many valid company URLs to actually request. Invalid, blocked and postless pages return free diagnostic rows and do not count against your bill.
maxPostsPerCompany201–100Cap on matching public posts returned from one company page.
requestTimeoutSecs205–60Timeout for a single company-page request.

The actor reads one returned company page per input URL. It does not paginate and does not call undocumented LinkedIn endpoints, so the ceiling per run is maxCompanies × maxPostsPerCompany.

Output

Every genuine row is backed by a public company-author JSON-LD record found in the page and a LinkedIn activity ID — if either is missing, the row is not emitted and not billed.

FieldNotes
companyName, companyUrlThe company the post belongs to, as LinkedIn publishes it.
postUrl, activityIdDirect link to the post, plus LinkedIn's stable activity identifier for de-duplication across runs.
headlineThe post's short headline, where LinkedIn exposes one.
textThe post body.
datePublished, dateModifiedISO timestamps from the structured-data record.
commentCount, reactionCountPublic engagement counts as shown on the page.
imageUrlsImage URLs attached to the post.

Missing public fields come back null or empty rather than guessed. Personal posts, content not authored by the requested company, malformed structured data, and pages without matching public post records are never billed.

Pricing

EventWhenPrice
Actor startOnce per run, per GB of run memory$0.001
Public company postEach genuine post row written to the dataset$0.0009 ($0.90 / 1,000)

The row is written to the dataset before the charge call, so you can always see what you paid for. 20 posts costs $0.019; the largest run this actor allows — 50 companies × 100 posts — tops out at $4.501.

Transport, blocks and diagnostics

Direct HTTP only. The actor never starts residential or SERP proxy traffic, so there is no bandwidth surcharge hiding in your run cost.

Failures come back as labelled, uncharged diagnostic rows carrying ok: false, _diagnostic: true and an errorCode:

CodeMeaning
BAD_INPUTThe URL was not a public linkedin.com/company/<slug>/ address.
NO_RESULTSThe page loaded but carried no matching public company-post records.
BLOCKEDLinkedIn returned HTTP 999/403 or a security-verification interstitial.
RATE_LIMITEDHTTP 429.
SERVER_ERRORHTTP 5xx from LinkedIn.
NETWORKTimeout or transport failure.

Empty input

Empty input returns exactly one clearly labeled _sample: true row without making a LinkedIn request. It is always uncharged, so you can inspect the output shape before spending anything.

What this does not do

  • No login and no cookies. Only what LinkedIn publishes to logged-out visitors is returned.
  • No pagination. You get what the company page itself exposes, up to maxPostsPerCompany.
  • No employee, contact or lead data, and no reactions pulled from private endpoints.
  • No personal-profile posts. Company pages only.